Croydon In The 2010s - Differences between Version 27 and Version 26 of Nilgiris, 32 London Road

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It was previously known as Ashra <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/7432387658/ photo]</small>; the frontage changed to read "Sun Travels" in May or June 2013 <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/9031657969/ photo]</small>, but nothing much changed inside the shop, and they still sell groceries and fresh vegetables as before (including 4kg bags of onions and 10kg bags of rice). In 2015 it changed again to Nilgiris, as part of the Connected Croydon shopfront improvement program.	It was previously known as Ashra <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/7432387658/ photo]</small>; the frontage changed to read "Sun Travels" in May or June 2013, but nothing much changed inside the shop, and they still sell groceries and fresh vegetables as before (including 4kg bags of onions and 10kg bags of rice).
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<div class="last_verified">Existence last checked in October 2015.</div>	<div class="last_verified">Existence last checked in July 2015.</div>
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summary='Small supermarket on London Road, specialising in Ghanaian, Afro, Asian, and Caribbean foods. Doubles as a travel agency.' summary='Small supermarket on London Road, specialising in Ghanaian, Afro, Asian, and Caribbean foods.'	summary='Small supermarket on London Road, specialising in Ghanaian, Afro, Asian, and Caribbean foods. Doubles as a travel agency.' summary='Small supermarket on London Road, specialising in Ghanaian, Afro, Asian, and Caribbean foods.'

Small African/Asian supermarket on London Road, also doubling as a travel agency.

It was previously known as Ashra photo; the frontage changed to read "Sun Travels" in May or June 2013, but nothing much changed inside the shop, and they still sell groceries and fresh vegetables as before (including 4kg bags of onions and 10kg bags of rice).

Food items spotted in December 2011 included red and white onions, spinach, bell peppers, plantains, various dried beans and lentils (including gungo peas and Nigerian brown beans), various grains, Ghanaian palm oil, instant fufu mix, mixes for various Indian foods (biryani, gulab jamun), and jaggery.