Croydon In The 2010s - Differences between Version 42 and Version 41 of Luso (CLOSED), 43 St George's Walk

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As of October 2018 there was a notice up stating that Coalition Bars Ltd had applied for a premises licence to turn it into a craft beer bar <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/43569927890/ photo]</small>. According to an email from them in January 2019 they were expecting it to open in April/May 2019, though as of early May there are no signs of this happening yet.	As of October 2018 there's a notice up stating that Coalition Bars Ltd has applied for a premises licence to turn it into a craft beer bar <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/43569927890/ photo]</small>.

Business premises on St George's Walk, vacant as of August 2018.

As of October 2018 there's a notice up stating that Coalition Bars Ltd has applied for a premises licence to turn it into a craft beer bar photo.

It was previously a Portuguese, Brazilian, and Angolan grocery shop called Luso photo, but this closed down some time between October 2017 and August 2018.

Until mid-2015 it was occupied by a nutritional therapists and personal training studio called My PT Studio. As of July 2012 this seemed to still be in the process of opening, but by October 2012 it was fully open. As of October 2012 the premises were occupied by two separate businesses, though they went under the same name. At the front there was a nutritional therapist, offering dietary consultations and various "shakes". At the back there was a small gym with a personal trainer and massage services. A sign on the door as of October 2012 read "Wellness Centre / Club 42 / Healthy Fast Food / Louis de Souza and Fatima Mahumudi".

In late 2014 they opened a second studio a few doors down at number 35, and in 2015 they moved to larger premises opposite at numbers 40-44; they kept number 35 but let number 43 go.

Number 43 was vacant as of September 2015 photo, but as of December 2015 there was shopfitting work going on inside, with what looked like display shelves going up. Signage for a business called Luso was up by late January 2016 photo. This opened as a Portuguese, Brazilian, and Angolan grocery shop some time between mid-February and early April 2016 photo, but closed down again some time between October 2017 and August 2018.