Croydon In The 2010s - Differences between Version 45 and Version 44 of Papa Alfie's Convenience Store, 81 Church Street
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| Business premises on the corner of [[Locale Church Street|Church Street]] and Old Palace Road, vacant as of January 2016. |
African grocery shop on the corner of [[Locale Church Street|Church Street]] and Old Palace Road. It opened in April 2015, having moved from its previous location at [[Cape Coast Market, 3 Overton Yard|3 Overton Yard]] (where it was variously known as Alfi Afro, Alfred's Food Store, and Cape Coast Market). |
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It was previously an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie, but this closed down some time in the latter half of 2015. |
<b>Note:</b> As of November 2015 this may have closed (though we haven't confirmed this yet). Still seems closed as of December 2015. |
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Accessibility: A temporary ramp to get in, not particularly well-aligned with the threshold. |
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In April 2015 an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie opened up, having moved from its previous location at [[Cape Coast Market, 3 Overton Yard|3 Overton Yard]] (where it was variously known as Alfi Afro, Alfred's Food Store, and Cape Coast Market). This closed again some time between June 2015 and the end of 2015. |
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<div class="last_verified">Existence last checked in June 2015.</div> |
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category='Vacant' edit_type='Normal edit' |
category='African Groceries,Food Shops' edit_type='Minor tidying' |
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phone='020 3609 5288' |
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| summary='African grocery shop on the corner of Church Street and Old Palace Road, previously an army surplus shop, a pop-up shop, and a white goods shop.' summary='Vacant business premises on the corner of Church Street and Old Palace Road, previously an army surplus shop, a pop-up shop, a white goods shop called UK Monster Deals, and an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie.' | summary='African grocery shop on the corner of Church Street and Old Palace Road, previously an army surplus shop, a pop-up shop, and a white goods shop.' summary='Vacant business premises on the corner of Church Street and Old Palace Road, previously an army surplus shop, a pop-up shop, a white goods shop called UK Monster Deals, and an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie.' |
African grocery shop on the corner of Church Street and Old Palace Road. It opened in April 2015, having moved from its previous location at 3 Overton Yard (where it was variously known as Alfi Afro, Alfred's Food Store, and Cape Coast Market).
Note: As of November 2015 this may have closed (though we haven't confirmed this yet). Still seems closed as of December 2015.
Accessibility: A temporary ramp to get in, not particularly well-aligned with the threshold.
In Autumn 2013, plans were announced to run a series of pop-up shops in the space. The first of these, a babies/children's clothes shop photo, opened in October 2013 and had closed again by January 2014 photo of stripped-out interior taken through shutter.
In June 2014, the pop-up shop reopened in larger premises across the road at numbers 86-66.
Number 81 remained empty photo for a few months, but by July 2014 an appliances (white goods) shop called UK Monster Deals photo had opened. This closed again some time between November 2014 and March 2015 photo.
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