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mani 01-09-2007 15:00

Big D already closed?
 
its got closed due to relocation to preston notices on its doors :S

panther 01-09-2007 15:07

Re: Big D already closed?
 
wont be missed!:rolleyes:
now maybe someone can open a decent shop;)

mani 01-09-2007 15:09

Re: Big D already closed?
 
*LMAO*

chances of that happenin? its gonna yet another discount store :(

panther 01-09-2007 15:12

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all we need now is a tower built and we will be just like blackpool!!:D

garinda 01-09-2007 15:14

Re: Big D already closed?
 
Where/what is it?

mani 01-09-2007 15:18

Re: Big D already closed?
 
the place formerly known as gynnwebb on blackburn road

cashman 01-09-2007 15:18

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never heard of it.:confused:

garinda 01-09-2007 15:19

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Originally Posted by mani (Post 466204)
the place formerly known as gynnwebb on blackburn road

Thanks.

Blimey, that didn't last long.

cashman 01-09-2007 15:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mani (Post 466204)
the place formerly known as gynnwebb on blackburn road

ta mani, only been open a few month i think.never went in it.

flashy 01-09-2007 15:59

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i reckon that shop would of been better used as a B & M than the former kwik save store

MargaretR 01-09-2007 19:47

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If Glynn Webb couldnt make a profit there it stands to reason that another retailer selling the same sort of goods would fail too. Glynn Webb used to be busy when it sold mainly cheap paint and wallpaper. When it started selling cheap vases, kitchen utensils and furniture it went downhill.
As it is away from the town centre it needs to sell (cheaply) something that cant be got in town --suggestions anyone?

K.S.H 01-09-2007 20:27

Re: Big D already closed?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 466324)
it needs to sell (cheaply) something that cant be got in town --suggestions anyone?

Thats an easy one, sell anything for more than £1 :D

WillowTheWhisp 01-09-2007 22:02

Re: Big D already closed?
 
It didn't really seem to have much of a choice of anything did it? All stuff you could easily find elsewhere.

ANNE 01-09-2007 22:32

Re: Big D already closed?
 
Well, that didn't last long.

Speedy 03-09-2007 12:06

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I think it would with a little work make a brilliant car dealership, there is so many uses for a building of that size in such a good location.

cashman 03-09-2007 12:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Speedy (Post 467055)
I think it would with a little work make a brilliant car dealership, there is so many uses for a building of that size in such a good location.

thats what it used to be,i think about 45 yrs ago.be funny if it became one again.:)

Speedy 03-09-2007 19:46

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Wow i never knew (im only 19so its a bit before my time lol). Think i should become an estate agent.

K.S.H 03-09-2007 19:56

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 467057)
thats what it used to be,i think about 45 yrs ago.be funny if it became one again.:)

I didn't know that either, was it 3 tier then or did Asda build the ramp and the upper floor?

lancsdave 03-09-2007 20:01

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As a slight aside the place underneath the bingo hall which I think is now a car mechanics place used to be a warehouse for the CO-OP that was in the centre of town. All the electrical goods were kept there. Certainly multi-use buildings in that part of town :)

Nickelson 03-09-2007 20:02

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it would be a good place for a car dealership but the area is not conventiant

dont know what it should be maybe a jjb or jd out of store retail park thing.

MargaretR 03-09-2007 22:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by K.S.H (Post 467178)
I didn't know that either, was it 3 tier then or did Asda build the ramp and the upper floor?

When that building (which burnt down) changed from selling cars to be the 1st ASDA, I was a new housewife and shopped there. That ramp from the kiosk foyer area up to the supermarket shelved area was designed for cars and it took some skill to stop a fully trolley from taking off at speed on its own.
The racks of shelving were placed very close together and if 2 people stopped to select items opposite each other there was a traffic jam of people behind them. Shopping there was a nightmare but because it was the cheapest in town, everybody did.
The name ASDA was originally Associated Dairies - a farmers co-operative.

PS the bingo hall was a coop furniture saleroom

lancsdave 03-09-2007 22:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 467245)
PS the bingo hall was a coop furniture saleroom


That would explain why the Co-op retained the basement when it was converted then. I often wondered why they used it :)

MargaretR 03-09-2007 22:47

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 467258)
That would explain why the Co-op retained the basement when it was converted then. I often wondered why they used it :)

The Oxford St side of the building has the Coop lettering in stone up near the roof - was built by and for them.


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