Withdean Wanderer said:
I'm not quite sure if that would be sad, or hilarious!
It would be quite sad, but hey - if it saves you £23.80, go with it!
Withdean Wanderer said:
I'm not quite sure if that would be sad, or hilarious!
Corner of Trafalgar Lane. About two thirds of the way up on the right. It is currently a shop called 'Acacia'. The current leaseholder had some planning problems about three years ago when she put a round window in the front of the shop without permission. In the end she had to put the rectangular one back.Man of Harveys said:Whereabouts in Gloucester Road is this? I know...the chippy
yes, here's the St Pauli kit manufacturer's webpageThe Large One said:or I can buy those St Pauli T-shirts in. In which case, does anyone have a contact?
Know it well, it faces the northern end of Queen's Gardens, which "boasts" the previous Harveys Towers. Don't worry, I think the neighbourhood has recovered from that particular urban blight by now. It's a nice spot.The Large One said:Corner of Trafalgar Lane. About two thirds of the way up on the right. It is currently a shop called 'Acacia'. The current leaseholder had some planning problems about three years ago when she put a round window in the front of the shop without permission. In the end she had to put the rectangular one back.
Another great thing is that, at the end of each day, I can unwind in some very close by hostelries - The Basketmakers, The Lord Nelson, The Evening Star, The Duke of Wellington - the possibilities are endless.
Just say "Fixtures" or "Kanchelskis" at the bearded lad behind the till.Brovian said:Sounds brilliant TLO. All the best. BTW how do we prove we're NSC members in order to get our 20% discount?
Very funny.Brovian said:Sounds brilliant TLO. All the best. BTW how do we prove we're NSC members in order to get our 20% discount?
ChapmansThe Saviour said:Get some Palestine shirts in.