charles26

Lowlander Wrote: > The same Waitrose who price-match Tesco? Seriously? Thats bizarre, i must have just felt like everything was over priced because the store is by appointment to her majesty!

whilst they are at it they should get rid of the co-op and replace that with a waitrose? that will really push the penny savers over the edge. i love waitrose but my god what a rip off.

>charles26, do you live in the street right next to the car wash? Just wondering? Most people in the street affected are aware of cars being badly damaged as well as residential property (garden walls have been knocked down) by delivery vehicles. Again, no objection to M&S it is the overall development which seeks to squeeze much, much more into the same space.< ed has a population of thousands, we cant make decisions based on the preferences of just a few on one street. possible solution would be to reroute the vehicles via main roads only. this seems a plausible request if the noise and damage is that bad on chesterfield grove and/or neighboring residential streets

The parking issue wouldnt affect me as I dont use a car as it is not economical nor necessary for me to do so. I have not been affected by damage or noise from delivery vehicles and nor have i heard of this before now. Personally, the benefits of an M&S on LL far outweigh any objections to the proposal

For me it is debatable if we should eat other animals, particularly when i consider whether killing a living being is even justifiable nutritionally? as for eating another human i would have to say this is completely unnatural. Did someone say this could in some way ?ritualise? death? Some people are sick

I have to say I have wanted an M&S on Lordship lane for some time now. Whilst I understand some people save money by doing their ?essential? shopping in Iceland, the food there is simply horrible and i wouldnt feed my kids it. Its too bigger space for just essentials as cora has mentioned above. Replacing Iceland with M&S will lift the image of lordship lane and together with the signage grant that is now available for new signage/shopfront renovation for lower lordship lane retailers, the few shop fronts that stand out as poor will soon improve, giving the lane a more consistent flow. This will make the area more desirable and have a positive effect on the area as a whole, driving property prices etc

They look fab? very festive? always been there though

There isn?t much room for improvement in ED and my guess is that it will plateau in the next 4-6 years? It will remain a destination for the maturing Clapham lot

Cleaning leather : damp cloth then leather cream to buff. As for the handbag, you could try black spray paint if the areas are small, permanent marker... i only make these suggestions as you were thinking about using shoe polish but only avoided it through fear of it getting all over your clothes!

Well the foxes stole our rabbit and I must say, i really wish they'd taken some shoes instead!