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first mate

first mate

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Sorry to get in late on the discussion. Just to be clear, my only 'interest' is that I live in the area. Along with other locals, I have followed the progress of this application quite closely and I am mildly puzzled that no decision is yet forthcoming, despite statements that a decision has been reached. So, if my persistent strikes you as odd chillaxed, be assured, I have no hidden agenda.
Chillaxed

Chillaxed

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Get out of what exactly?


Just to be clear, I'm just curious (as I said). Sorry, but I don't give enough of a ?$%^ to engage in this any further.


Cheers.


Penguin68 Wrote:

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> I'm just curious as to what motivates first mate

> And some of us might be curious about why you are

> curious about first mate? You are insinuating that

> the interest being shown is somehow suspicious or

> motivated in non-obvious ways. 'Just asking' may

> not be a sufficient get-out here.

Chillaxed

Chillaxed

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Cool, thanks.


first mate Wrote:

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> Sorry to get in late on the discussion. Just to be

> clear, my only 'interest' is that I live in the

> area. Along with other locals, I have followed the

> progress of this application quite closely and I

> am mildly puzzled that no decision is yet

> forthcoming, despite statements that a decision

> has been reached. So, if my persistent strikes you

> as odd chillaxed, be assured, I have no hidden

> agenda.

Chillaxed

Chillaxed

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OK, I lied, I will engage.


I'm not being ironic. I simply stated that my curiousity in first mate's interest was not enough to motivate me to engage in a debate with you about my motives. I don't really get off on debate like some on the EDF.


But it seems I do give enough of one to point this out.

  • 2 weeks later...
James Barber

James Barber

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Decision published:


http://planningonline.southwark.gov.uk/AcolNetCGI.exe?ACTION=UNWRAP&RIPNAME=Root.PgeResultDetail&TheSystemkey=9547620


The officer report backing this up will be scanned today and added onto the website.

davidh

davidh

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so, it is refused again, presumably because it is the same mishmash of nonsense as before. if m&s are so keen, why don't they lead the freeholder by the hand (or nose) and guide him through the intricacies of writing a proper application? james barber says he does not know the identity of the applicant, but I am sure m&s do. james also says waitrose are wiulling to move into the site as is. better solution all round then!
  • 3 weeks later...
silverfox

silverfox

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Food for thought


The Waitrose effect: How upmarket supermarket can add 50% to the value of your home


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2316665/Waitrose-effect-Living-near-supermarket-add-value-home-according-research-Savills.html?ico=news^headlines

Zebedee Tring

Zebedee Tring

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Typical bloody Daily Mail, obsessed with house prices to the exclusion of almost everything else, with the possible exception of "Voting Labour Gives You Cancer" type scare stories. Next week - "House Prices Fall The Nearer You Are To Aldi"?
healey

healey

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Louisa Wrote:

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> Will this thread ever just pee off?

>

> It's always being rehashed with some corny half

> baked story.

>

> They're not interested in bloody ED, its never

> gonna open here, get over it!

>

> Louisa.



Aren't you the same Louisa who posted a number of comments in this thread recently?

  • 1 month later...
Louisa

Louisa

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Just read the notes on the appeal. They have a pretty strong case, I wouldn't be surprised if they succeeded. And also, lets not forget the change of use application on the former crown house on east dulwich road. Maybe waitrose?


Louisa.

  • 2 months later...
unlurked

unlurked

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rahrahrah Wrote:

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> Just seen from the website that appeal is being

> heard on 18th September.


I think it's at 9am at Council offices at Tooley St. I wonder why James Barber hasn't asked for the meeting to be moved to a more local venue and at a more convenient time as it is such an important issue?? I seem to recall he did this for the Great Exhibition outside seating debacle.

Edited for spelling.

Louisa

Louisa

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Why is it so important? They have these small format stores with limited access across London - and in areas with greater footfall than LL could ever dream of. If I were m&s I'd give up with this area and go somewhere you'd be much more appreciated without all this fuss.


Louisa.

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