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09/12/2002 by SDArcy

Tudor square bar

Hey! I went to that new bar in Tudor Sq Saturday night. It was quite busy, as you would expect, people curious, and very expensive, keeps the riff raff out, as do the bouncers on the door, which seems the case with every new bar or bar refit in town these days... It's good to see the square coming alive, although it's sad to see the actual square now being used as a massive car park! :)


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Reply ID 430

09/12/2002 by cfjwallis

The whole thing's a bit of a white elephant if you ask me. At least the Square's being used now. They could always build a few more houses on it.....


Reply ID 431

09/12/2002 by boyboy

I overheard conversation between barber and one of the owners of a local restaurant whilst getting my hair cut. This restaurant owner enquired as to opening one of the new shop units as an up-market coffee bar. But high-priced rent and rates of unit would have meant him charging over £5 for a coffee. Result was shop units remain empty. He doubted that many customers would be prepared to pay this for a coffee, certainly not the riff-raff mentioned above, too much sense.


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10/12/2002 by Andy B

It's good to see that the Square is in use and hopefully it will prosper, it would be nice to think that the car parking area would be full of tables and chairs during the summer months and we can wine and dine alfresco!!! With umbrella's of coarse.


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21/12/2002 by ajw

Tudor Square, Why havn't the Christmas Lights been put around the Square, ajw


Reply ID 491

04/01/2003 by Miss Maples and Mrs Potts

Mrs Potts and I think the idea for the tables outside, with umbrellas of course, sounds super! But could please all bare in mind that there must be plenty of room to move between the tables on account of Disabled access for Mrs Potts in her brand spanking new motorised OAP bike. The bar that chappy above was chatting about also sounds delightfull, Mrs Potts and I will be sure to pop along for a sherry or two, particualrly now our minds have been set at rest by the body guards on the doors to keep out the rif-raf. On a final note, should any of said Bodyguards be reading, please get in touch, Mrs Potts is being stalked by her mad neighbour, Stanley Harris, and wishes to employ suitable protection. The number is in the book. Kind Regards Miss Maples Miss Maples & MRS Potts


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