To be honest, I'm quite relieved this sort of thing is seen as unusual enough to merit a news article. I had my wallet stolen in a local pub, and my credit card used to buy £250 of jerk chicken in a Harlesden takeaway. I didn't get a news story!!
we've been hearing a lot recently about hoods on bikes along harrow road again. They disappeared for a while, but they're back targetting phones again!
Is the Dinner morphing into something else? Previously heard rumours of Sainsburys moving in (but not so!)
Planning application submitted on 26/11/12 for The Dinner location "Proposed new Bar, Restaurant & Delicatessen Timber fascia with painted signage direct to fascia"
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Information for Planning Application 12/3154 Application Type: Advertisement consent Location: 64-66 Chamberlayne Road, London, NW10 3JJ Proposal: Proposed new Bar, Restaurant & Delicatessen Timber fascia with painted signage direct to fascia Comments and objections cannot currently be submitted for this case as it has not been fully validated. Received Date: 26/ 11/ 2012 Status: Received - not yet validated Decision: This case has not yet been decided. Key dates: Monitor your application Agent: Mr Mezeli, Concorde BGW , Concorde BGW Ltd 1st Floor 107 Cheapside London, London ec2v 6dn Applicant: Mr Francis-Braum, Good Life Queens Park Ltd, 23 Exmouth Market, London, London, EC1R 4QL
This is the Exmouth Arms - same group as 'Good Life Diner' which is the formal name of The Diner... no worries about Sainsburys there!
How can anyone spend 250 on Jerk Chicken. They must have been in on it.
ReplyDeleteYes, at least an employee. But I told visa and the police and neither seem interested in following it.
ReplyDeleteWhich place was the £250 spent at?
ReplyDeletewe've been hearing a lot recently about hoods on bikes along harrow road again. They disappeared for a while, but they're back targetting phones again!
ReplyDeleteIs the Dinner morphing into something else? Previously heard rumours of Sainsburys moving in (but not so!)
ReplyDeletePlanning application submitted on 26/11/12 for The Dinner location "Proposed new Bar, Restaurant & Delicatessen Timber fascia with painted signage direct to fascia"
ooh lah lah?!
Anyone have any more info?
It's an upgrade/remodel.
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Information for Planning Application 12/3154
Application Type: Advertisement consent
Location: 64-66 Chamberlayne Road, London, NW10 3JJ
Proposal: Proposed new Bar, Restaurant & Delicatessen Timber fascia with painted signage direct to fascia
Comments and objections cannot currently be submitted for this case as it has not been fully validated.
Received Date: 26/ 11/ 2012
Status: Received - not yet validated
Decision: This case has not yet been decided.
Key dates: Monitor your application
Agent: Mr Mezeli, Concorde BGW , Concorde BGW Ltd 1st Floor 107 Cheapside London, London ec2v 6dn
Applicant: Mr Francis-Braum, Good Life Queens Park Ltd, 23 Exmouth Market, London, London, EC1R 4QL
This is the Exmouth Arms - same group as 'Good Life Diner' which is the formal name of The Diner... no worries about Sainsburys there!
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