i popped in there yesterday and must say im impressed
Guest 699- Registered: 3 Jun 2010
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opens tomorrow , in the old tesco home and ware shop
i prefer the 99p shop myself
in with a pound out with a penny as they say
or is it, look after the pounds and the pennies will look after themselves
Yes Mel, the new Poundland is a very welcome shop in a prime position. I too popped in and was very impressed with the range of goods they're selling.
Mr Matcham - I think you owe Jacqui an apology, you told her she was wrong about the big opening tomorrow, when she was right first time. Well done Jacqui
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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laughter and gaiety at the fun day, joy was unconfined.
Yes i shall be stocking up for the impending holiday to Camber from there !
Guest 643- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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Thank you for your comments Alf, but Vic never apologises so don't hold your breath.
As we all know it was yesterday, as I told you all and the star spent some time chatting to my daughter in law who works there and she said she was lovely. I'm sure this store will do well, just what Dover needed. All we need now is someone to open up the old Sainsburys/Premus shop - what a difference that would make.
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Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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As I said the store open on Thursday ,it was a funday on Saturday,I have nothing more to add apart from it does look like a good store,I got some things for the garden only costing a pound each,seeds etc ,staff all very happy,so if it carrys on like that, it is a win,win for both the shop and the town.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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the first victim of poundland?
the sign outside says that the lease had expired, but would they have renewed?
Keith Sansum1
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I passed poundland 0845am store was packed
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Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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That's a shame about Aladdins Cave, shut almost at the same time. I hope Pennies at the other end of Town - in Cannon Street, doesn't have to do the same.
With the purchasing power of Poundland being so much greater than a single outlet, I guess it would have been a struggle to survive and to quit while they were ahead, would be better than a slow painful bankruptcy.
A new shop opens and another one closes; hopefully a new shop selling something we don't have will open soon, we also need the old Sussex bookshop, in a prime location, to be taken over soon too.
Roger
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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I got some very good flower pots there only £1each, I have the rose,s on order to put in them .Gardens looking good so far this year most of what I have put in is coming up,still alot more to put out from the green house yet,all in pots I find puting it all in pots is alot more easy to look after then puting it all in the garden,well over 200pots out there now.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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from poundland or aladdins cave vic?
