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- Sat 09 Mar, 2024 03.09
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
- Replies: 2158
- Views: 860871
Re: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
I thought Brixton might survive considering the gentrification of the area, but it along with Lewisham are closing. (The latter is in the Lewisham Centre which is expected to be demolished for a mixed housing and retail complex).
- Thu 22 Feb, 2024 18.50
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: The Technology Thread
- Replies: 41
- Views: 8667
Re: The Technology Thread
Worth noting that the A25 also supports O2's new 'Standalone' 5G service which is now in some cities.
- Wed 21 Feb, 2024 19.45
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: The Technology Thread
- Replies: 41
- Views: 8667
Re: The Technology Thread
I feel that is going to happen to me as the more I think about it I'm drawing the conclusion that an A25 will do me just fine whereas I had always previously thought I couldn't live without an S series handset (extending to the point of buying the S10 in the first place when it had already been rep...
- Wed 21 Feb, 2024 12.35
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
- Replies: 2158
- Views: 860871
Re: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
The Body Shop first closures are in. They plan to close half of their physical stores as part of restructuring. Stores that will close today are: Surrey Quays (London) Oxford Street - Bond Street (London) Canary Wharf (London) Cheapside (London) Nuneaton Ashford (Kent) Bristol Queens Road At a gues...
- Tue 20 Feb, 2024 17.57
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
- Replies: 2158
- Views: 860871
Re: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
The Body Shop first closures are in. They plan to close half of their physical stores as part of restructuring. Stores that will close today are: Surrey Quays (London) Oxford Street - Bond Street (London) Canary Wharf (London) Cheapside (London) Nuneaton Ashford (Kent) Bristol Queens Road At a guess...
- Mon 19 Feb, 2024 22.45
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
- Replies: 2158
- Views: 860871
Re: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
Wilko store number 4 under The Range management will open on Friday 29th March (Good Friday) in St. Albans.
- Tue 13 Feb, 2024 14.00
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
- Replies: 2158
- Views: 860871
Re: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
FRP have been appointed administrators for The Body Shop.
- Mon 12 Feb, 2024 22.12
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: With all the recent inflationary price rises, is there stuff you just won’t pay for now?
- Replies: 18
- Views: 2402
Re: With all the recent inflationary price rises, is there stuff you just won’t pay for now?
I've gone from contract phones to PAYG SIM Only with 1pMobile. Fortunately I was able to pay for a mid-range Samsung upfront which negates the cost of the handset from my mobile costs. I've also removed the landline element when I swapped from TalkTalk to BT recently. WiFi Calling is more than adequ...
- Sat 10 Feb, 2024 19.02
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: The Barclays and other non-Lloyds/TSB Bank thread
- Replies: 245
- Views: 131074
Re: The Barclays and other non-Lloyds/TSB Bank thread
The two floor Barclays on Tottenham Court Road in London which was converted from an EasyInternetCafe in the late noughties is closing on November 1st 2024.
- Sat 10 Feb, 2024 19.00
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
- Replies: 2158
- Views: 860871
Re: High Street chain collapse sweepstake
https://news.sky.com/story/new-body-shop-owner-to-call-in-administrators-for-uk-chain-13067609 Body Shop to go into administration. I can remember all the ladies in my life used to be mad about the Body Shop, in the late 1990s - to early 2000s, not seen anything branded by them in any of our bathro...
- Fri 26 Jan, 2024 22.13
- Forum: The Lounge
- Topic: Another High Street Rebrand
- Replies: 2524
- Views: 1164576
Re: Another High Street Rebrand
I like to think the people who say they miss being able to shop for Pick n' Mix the most whenever the latest high street chain goes bust are the same people who in every survey done say they want more high brow programming about culture and the arts, and less programming like Jeremy Kyle. Of course...