Eventually, Boris Johnson told us yesterday: “You must stay at home“. From Monday evening 23 March 2020, people can only leave home for one of the four following reasons: Shopping…
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When M&S at Clapham Junction closed for renovations for several months, it was clear this was going to be more than a wash and brush up. After it closed, sounds of drilling…
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In the 1980s, Clapham Junction emerged as a profitable spot for DIY traders. Close to the city centre and full of nice-but-tired (and, at the time, just about ‘affordable’) housing,…
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An occasional series looking at what’s new & what’s changing in Clapham Junction’s shopping centre St Johns Road It’s been an interesting time for the shops in Clapham Junction. The…
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CJTCP – meeting 17th July 2018: feedback
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As usual when I attend the Clapham Junction Town Centre Partnership (business associations) meeting, I give a quick feedback on some specific points that were discussed. Most of the meeting…
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Author: Cyril Richert On Tuesday 19 September, The Means, appointed by the Council, presented the results of their feasibility study on the future of Clapham Junction town Centre. The company…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert A retrospective application (2017/0146) for erection of a traditional flower stall outside main entrance to Clapham Junction Shopping Centre leading to the station was approved by the…
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On Tuesday 19th May, the Licensing sub-committee refused the application from Grand Union to transform Big Fat Panda restaurant into a bar/night-club. …
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A planning application 2015/1597 from Grand Union bars is proposing a change of use from A3 (restaurant and cafe) to A4 use (drinking establishment), including use of garden, area until late nights,…
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CJTCP – meeting 15 January 2015: feedback
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As usual when I attend the Clapham Junction Town Centre Partnership (business associations) meeting, I give a quick feedback on some specific points that were discussed. Business report: The Council…
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