Shop On Peel St

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Benipete

No they made their own at the probation center workshop.

Ah must have got mi wires crossed Beni

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

It's a bit lower down than where Veevers used to be....but on the same side of the street.

Don't tell me you don't remember Veevers!

What was veevers Margaret

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by david1

Just Dashed out to buy Shopaholic Monthly , This shop you are talking about is not in it .

Not much joy so far then. I hope our resident retail expert can give us a clue

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

Not much joy so far then. I hope our resident retail expert can give us a clue

Looks like he's buzzed off for the day Dave

[lancsdave]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Looks like he's buzzed off for the day Dave

Perhaps he will call in tomorrow to see if he can get stung

[Bernard Dawson]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

Not much joy so far then. I hope our resident retail expert can give us a clue

The irony is Dave, is that in the past the Council has spent money on consultants,identifying shopping trends in Hyndburn. We could have got this lad doing it for nowt.

[david1]

Originally Posted by lancsdave

Not much joy so far then. I hope our resident retail expert can give us a clue

Sorry Dave , It is not even in the Grocers Guide Either ?? I hope someone can sort this out ???

[Gremlin]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

It's a bit lower down than where Veevers used to be....but on the same side of the street.

Don't tell me you don't remember Veevers!

I don't remember Veevers.

[david1]

He is Buzzing around someones Profile at the mo .

[Margaret Pilkington]

What........? None of you lot remember Veevers? What about Isobel Winters, Prices bake shop, Loofe's for sartorial elegance.
Veevers was a very upmarket grocers shop........they used to sell 'Gold Dish' Jaffa juice in bottles with a Royal blue and gold label.....that was the object of my affections, but alas, at two shillings and sixpence a bottle, there was no chance of me actually tasting the stuff.
They also sold little tins of 'Gold Dish' lunch tongue....didn't fancy that much......my mother always said I had enough tongue(and cheek).

I can't believe that no-one remembers the shop. It was where the first shop is at the market end of the TSB row of shops.

[cashman]

i remember veevers, also know this shop the threads about, a very nice lady n a very odd chap run it, think he may be a dingle.

[Wynonie Harris]

I remember Veevers, Margaret. Recall going in there with my mum. Can't remember the other shops you mention though.

[david1]

Nice and Dingle don't mix

[cashman]

Originally Posted by david1

Nice and Dingle don't mix

Oh they do david in a caring capacity!

[david1]

Originally Posted by cashman

Oh they do david in a caring capacity!

Is that a pis" up in the pub ?