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Posted this in the ED Businesses section, but had no joy so I thought I'd try the Lounge.


Apart from Merryfields, does anyone know of a highly skilled cobblers that might be able to repair the inside of a pair of ladies boots? Doesn't have to be on ED, happy to travel within London.


Grateful for any tips. Thanks.

There's a great cobbler on Gipsy Road, at the bottom of Gipsy Hill along the small row of shops by that big black pub. Been going there for my motorcycle boots annual re-soling but also other shoes and boots. He's excellent. Once his glue let him down so obviously he re-glued for free.

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