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Skateboard Shop opening in Peckham / Dulwich


AronHuds

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Hi


I am currently in the process of opening Southern Breeze skateboard shop & Gallery in Peckham / East Dulwich area. I would like to see the amount of interest this would generate on EDT.


Southern Breeze will aspire to support and guide the local community. Through mentor schemes, where by older teens will mentor younger new skaters, this will build confidence in the new skaters and will provide older skaters with additional skills for their CVs. Local kids will also be encouraged to make their own skate videos which they can screen these within the shop.


Also looking for investors which we will be run through the seed enterprise investment scheme. (see link below)

https://www.gov.uk/seed-enterprise-investment-scheme-background

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