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On 25/11/2024 at 17:17, LondonFermentation said:

Picture framers!

Hello All,

It's Simon from the Arterie picture framers. I'm back operating from 83 Pellatt Road. Some will know me from my 34 years at North Cross Road. Looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones .                               

Business hours Mon / Sat 10-5.30

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At 377 Lordship Lane? It's unusual - every eighteen months or so there will be some work done, and then nothing happens. I passed by last week and the door was open - it seems to be decorated in the style of a western saloon, there were bottles of booze on the shelves, and tradies doing something again.

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33 minutes ago, tiddles said:

What about the place next to EDT? All seems to have stopped 

It was meant to be part of the edt some sort of coffee diner icecream business. All work stopped back in the summer.after edt and other pubs belonging to the same company went into administration 

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