Croydon In The 2010s - Differences between Version 66 and Version 60 of Papa Alfie's Convenience Store, 81 Church Street

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African grocery shop on the corner of [[Locale Church Street|Church Street]] and Old Palace Road. It opened some time between October 2017 and June 2018. It has one external cashpoint which doesn't charge for withdrawals.
Business premises on the corner of [[Locale Church Street|Church Street]] and Old Palace Road, vacant as of January 2016. Still vacant as of mid-May 2016. Still vacant (and now boarded up) as of October 2016. Still vacant as of May 2017, but possibly with building work going on inside. Still vacant as of October 2017.
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As of March 2018, signage for "Papa Alfie's Convenience Store" has appeared, along with an external cashpoint, but the shutter was down when we went past on a Monday lunchtime, so we don't know if it's open yet.

It was previously an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/18152402885/ photo]</small>, but this closed down some time in the latter half of 2015.

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In April 2015 an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/18152402885/ photo]</small> 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.

The premises were vacant as of January 2016, May 2016, October 2016 (and now boarded up), May 2017 (but possibly with building work going on inside), and October 2017 <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/36741381064/ photo]</small>.

As of March 2018, signage for "Papa Alfie's Convenience Store" had appeared, along with an external cashpoint, but the shutter was down when we went past on a Monday lunchtime, so we weren't sure if it was open yet. It was definitely open by early June 2018
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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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Accessibility: A large step to get in.

<div class="last_verified">Existence last checked in December 2019.</div>

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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, a white goods shop called UK Monster Deals, and an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie.' 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, a white goods shop called UK Monster Deals, and an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie.'

Business premises on the corner of Church Street and Old Palace Road, vacant as of January 2016. Still vacant as of mid-May 2016. Still vacant (and now boarded up) as of October 2016. Still vacant as of May 2017, but possibly with building work going on inside. Still vacant as of October 2017.

As of March 2018, signage for "Papa Alfie's Convenience Store" has appeared, along with an external cashpoint, but the shutter was down when we went past on a Monday lunchtime, so we don't know if it's open yet.

It was previously an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie photo, but this closed down some time in the latter half of 2015.

It was previously an army surplus shop, but as of early December 2012, the premises were vacant, shuttered, and advertised to let.

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.

In April 2015 an African grocery shop called Alfie de Alfie opened up, 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). This closed again some time between June 2015 and the end of 2015.

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