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pipinfort 17-12-2008 13:31
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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 660727)
BBC NEWS | Business | Woolworths stores set for closure

All the stores will be shut by 5th January with the first stores closing 27th December

Doh............you beat me to it......lol

panther 17-12-2008 13:36
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Shame really, I thought Woolworths was one of the better shops in accy:(
Wonder what will take its place, or will it be another empty space:(

Probably a pound shop or mobile phone shop:(

pipinfort 17-12-2008 13:41
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All the staff looked well peed off this morning( as you would) a real shame and a great loss on the high street.:(

magpie 17-12-2008 15:42
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it looks really sad now in there such a flipping shame.... if it does close wonder what it will become.... big big big pound shop:

jaysay 17-12-2008 16:02
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Quote:
Originally Posted by magpie (Post 660775)
it looks really sad now in there such a flipping shame.... if it does close wonder what it will become.... big big big pound shop:
Seeing its so big maybe it could be a £2 shop:rolleyes:

MargaretR 17-12-2008 16:12
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Oxfam shop in Accy is to close - if they can't make a do who can?

lindsay ormerod 17-12-2008 17:15
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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 660792)
Oxfam shop in Accy is to close - if they can't make a do who can?
Already has, it was down to their lease being up.:(

Eric 17-12-2008 18:01
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 660785)
Seeing its so big maybe it could be a £2 shop:rolleyes:
Once again you guys are victims of your currency ... we have $1.00 stores .... which means we pay only about 50p for the junk they charge you $2.00 for:eek: ... and just thought I would mention that we are paying about 30p a litre for gasoline:alright::hidewall: ...

lindsay ormerod 17-12-2008 21:01
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Any Woolies employees reading this thread , of if you guys know any of them , tell them to check out "protective award", give the Citizen's Advice bureau a call, they are entitled to more than they will get !:rolleyes:

Royboy39 17-12-2008 21:07
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 660785)
Seeing its so big maybe it could be a £2 shop:rolleyes:
Why not move that awful outside market in there and give it some character. Then you have room for a good bus station?

jaysay 18-12-2008 09:12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric (Post 660807)
Once again you guys are victims of your currency ... we have $1.00 stores .... which means we pay only about 50p for the junk they charge you $2.00 for:eek: ... and just thought I would mention that we are paying about 30p a litre for gasoline:alright::hidewall: ...
Maybe you should post that on number 10s Web Site Eric:rolleyes:

jaysay 18-12-2008 09:14
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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 660860)
Why not move that awful outside market in there and give it some character. Then you have room for a good bus station?
Wouldn't be an outside market then Roy;)

Royboy39 18-12-2008 09:24
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 660926)
Wouldn't be an outside market then Roy;)
I Ken...................but there would be less cases of frostbite :hothothot

MargaretR 18-12-2008 09:28
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 660926)
Wouldn't be an outside market then Roy;)
There are no merits attached to being 'outside'
Fleetwood market is mainly undercover in two large connected halls.
It still has stalls like outdoor markets do and is only open on 'market days',
It is reasonable to assume that people prefer to be sheltered when shopping.

jaysay 18-12-2008 10:51
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Quote:
Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 660936)
There are no merits attached to being 'outside'
Fleetwood market is mainly undercover in two large connected halls.
It still has stalls like outdoor markets do and is only open on 'market days',
It is reasonable to assume that people prefer to be sheltered when shopping.
Its not a matter of that Margaret, outside markets are covered by Charter, which only allows them to open on certain days, thats why when they had the flea markets on Thusdays new goods should not have been sold.


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