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SimonM

SimonM

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>>Dont be ridiculous, why would Sainsburys have a small local store that close to a big supermarket, especially in difficult economic times it wouldnt make sense! <<


Well they have a small local one in Herne Hill, not that much further from DKH than the Plough parade is. I think one just there could so quite well myself.

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C.Churchill

C.Churchill

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Hi, anyone know what the plans are for the area behind the new Somerfield (or whatever it will be), I live a few doors down Landells Road and am now horrified that HGVs will be backing in to make deliveries 24hrs a day! The apartments which have been built above the shops all have balconies facing the back, not a nice view if it's just to be parking.
lenk

lenk

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C.Churchill Wrote:

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> Hi, anyone know what the plans are for the area

> behind the new Somerfield (or whatever it will

> be), I live a few doors down Landells Road and am

> now horrified that HGVs will be backing in to

> make deliveries 24hrs a day! The apartments which

> have been built above the shops all have balconies

> facing the back, not a nice view if it's just to

> be parking.


Another Foxtons apparently

woofmarkthedog

woofmarkthedog

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We won't get an M&S or a Waitrose here.


Why.

Look at Northcote rd in Battersea. Same type of set up to E.D. Varied professional Middle class locals and others , lots of "village-y" variety, a market & far too much competition from strong independents.


To be noted, they have no real bank cash points & only a Co-Op in the main street.

When I lived in Clapham south M&S moved in because of good demographics but no serious competition.


E.D is a victim / winner of it's own success.


Enjoy it as it is.......who needs them anyway..........really?


I may be wrong but I doubt it..........!


W**F

LibraCarr

LibraCarr

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MitchK Wrote:

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> The planning application looks pukka so I have

> sent my objections to Southwark council by e-mail

> and would encourage those who feel strongly to do

> the same. I am very concerned that this will

> attract riff-raff to that part of Lordship Lane.



Dear Mitch,

Surely you are not insinuating that the only people that frequent Somerfields are riff-raff? I see mostly middle class people exiting the shop on Lordship Lane.


Your comment is so frightfully upper class and 2006.


Kind regards,

Libra Carr.

lenk

lenk

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I would support the nightclub idea.


Everyone on the terrace having tearful disco sunrise moments as the sun rises over LL.


Huge dubstep night on Wednesdays.


8-hour minimal sets from me and Villalobos at afterhours session starting at 12 pm sundays.


Get Tim Sheridan down to do something.


*likes this idea*

lenk

lenk

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Jeremy Wrote:

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> lenk Wrote:

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> > Huge dubstep night on Wednesdays.

>

> I expect that particular craze will be long gone

> by the time anything materialises in these

> buildings...


Actually, with mainstream artists like La Roux handing over remix duties to the likes of Skream and even Lil wayne picking up on the sound this year - not to mention Martyn et al helping evolve it from its more simple roots of a few years back I'll stick my neck out and say it'll probably be around for a few years yet.


Um, yeah, where were we. Somerfield, eh?

Ted Max

Ted Max

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Actually, with mainstream artists like La Roux handing over remix duties to the likes of Skream and even Lil wayne picking up on the sound this year - not to mention Martyn et al helping evolve it from its more simple roots of a few years back I'll stick my neck out and say it'll probably be around for a few years yet.


Keep this music PR shit off the boards.

woofmarkthedog

woofmarkthedog

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lenk Wrote:

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> Ha. I can churn out pages of that kind of thing.

>

> and do, daily :S

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Really , really truly & someone pays?


Jeezus H freakin christ tell me it's niche press...........pleazzzzze



W**F



*Where's the poke myself in the eye stick?*

lenk

lenk

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woofmarkthedog Wrote:

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> lenk Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Ha. I can churn out pages of that kind of thing.

>

> >

> > and do, daily :S

> --------------------------------------------------

> ----

>

>

> Really , really truly & someone pays?

>

> Jeezus H freakin christ tell me it's niche

> press...........pleazzzzze

>

>

> W**F

>

>

> *Where's the poke myself in the eye stick?*



Not really. Not that someone would promo dubstep as a genre anyways ; )

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