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24 hour Payless on Lordship Lane has plenty of 5 litre bottles of anyone wants to stock up.

Also, Toasted is going to be closing on Sunday for a refurb ? same people, but will reopen as Terroirs (the other branch is just off the Strand). The big wine tanks are going, but they'll still be doing bottle refills from the 10 odd wine taps they'll have at the bar.

Plough DIY is staying put, it's Plough Plaster Arts that is expanding to take over both units (including the old Butchers). Obviously they're doing the fit-out themselves?

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edhistory Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Is Mrs Robinsons leaving us? > > I thought there was a post on here a while back > saying the shop which sells clothes was closing? > > Can't remember if it was being combined with the > shop over the road though. There's now a sign on the boarded up Mrs Robinsons unit saying it'll be a Mons cheesemongers (their first dedicated shop). Cheese fiends: rejoice. People who miss Iceland: despair. Plus, technically not new, but Organic Village Market opposite EDT has been renovated, now has an organic butcher's counter out back. Perfect for when you fancy a grass-fed steak at 2am.

Dogkennelhillbilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Also, I see that the sunbed shop at 355 Lordship > Lane (which I never ever saw open) has been sold. > Hopeful that means a real business will move in > soon and make that shopping strip a bit more > lively. They're now completely renovating this unit ? anyone got any idea what's happening at 355 Lordship Lane?

Iceland needs to go. They mistreat farmers, the meat is factory farmed, they essentially sell cheap and nasty nutrient-free carbohydrates instead of the protein and fats our ancestors ate. It's an inconvenient truth, but cheap, processed food is a false economy. In Mediterranean countries rich and poor all eat real food and the divergence in life expectancy is far narrower. Stop apologising for Iceland as some kind of poor man's champion. It's offensive. They're preying on the poor, peddling obesity, diabetes, and other metabolic disorders. Good riddance.