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Save Goldhawk Road Shops

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Jennifer Hooper
11 years ago

Shepherds bush market was my first job aged 13-15. Times were hard 35 years ago and I had to work. We frequented this market travelling from Old Southall for many years. SM is an icon. There are businesses that have been there for many years. They pay council tax. Why does this place have to be a cash cow for the local council. Are they not getting enough rom Westfields??? End the row and leave us shoppers and the market alone

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Jennifer Hooper
11 years ago

Shepherds bush market was my first job aged 13-15. Times were hard 35 years ago and I had to work. We frequented this market travelling from Old Southall for many years. SM is an icon. There are businesses that have been there for many years. They pay council tax. Why does this place have to be a cash cow for the local council. Are they not getting enough rom Westfields??? End the row and leave us shoppers and the market alone

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Please don't end this amazing local community for expensive homes.

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Emma Vince
11 years ago

Please don't end this amazing local community for expensive homes.

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Liz Mayhew
11 years ago

Born and bred in Shepherd's Bush, I love the market and the shops on Goldhawk Road. What is happening here is shocking and awful. In what ways can local residents help?

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Liz Mayhew
11 years ago

Born and bred in Shepherd's Bush, I love the market and the shops on Goldhawk Road. What is happening here is shocking and awful. In what ways can local residents help?

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Lucy Briers
11 years ago

I was born in Chiswick, educated in Hammersmith and now live in Shepherds Bush. This stretch of shops are a vital part of my community. The Who ate at the famous Pie shop and the fabric shops and market provide goods not only to locals but to a huge national and international consumer group. We have enough 'luxury' properties already. Enough!

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Lucy Briers
11 years ago Featured

I was born in Chiswick, educated in Hammersmith and now live in Shepherds Bush. This stretch of shops are a vital part of my community. The Who ate at the famous Pie shop and the fabric shops and market provide goods not only to locals but to a huge national and international consumer group. We have enough 'luxury' properties already. Enough!

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Olivia Washington
12 years ago

My Uni classmates and I shop here for fabrics all the time, as students in Costume we can't afford to lose this street!!

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Jenny Johnson
12 years ago

As a kid I was brought up on Pie mash, and all through my adulthood I eaten it when ever I get the chance, I have used this place to so many times It's been a comfort knowing that it's still there.

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Gary Kent
12 years ago

I have eaten there as man and boy. What right has anyone got to simply destroy this piece of history?

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Anonymous
12 years ago Featured

Why destroy part of our heritage and history for another block of flats? There must be numerous other places to build instead of demolishing thriving business premises...shame on the thoughtless councillors.

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mike gilson
12 years ago

profits for developers as usual.Save the London culture or next thing you know you'll be like America.Nothing but a large Disneyland!

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Gabriella Barr
12 years ago

I have always bought fabrics ftom Goldhawk Road and find some amazing hide treasures and WILL continue to!

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Samantha Ward
12 years ago

These shops are perfect for university students studyin fashion and textiles from all over the country. I travel from Winchester reguarly to visit these shops, as well as most of my class mates.

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Rochelle
12 years ago

Bought my final garment material here and for a reasonable price!

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Lavana Salton
12 years ago

Please don't do this!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

These fabric shops are amazing and so diverse, leave them alone please!

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John Brown
12 years ago

I am a regular user of A Cookes Pie&mash also Zippys diner these are Victorian buildings all of this parade, they should be listed buildings. All the former Tory council was to sell to private company's for profit even council property. That being the former Laundry in Pennard Road, all they ever wanted to do was build private apartments for overseas oligarchs to get their money and not worry about the market at all. The market would be an upmarket well out of the reach of all of us. But now that Labour have got back into council they have said that they will stop all of this lets hope so????

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Joanne Sims
12 years ago Featured

Please don't do this. Goldhawk Road is a wonderful place to do my fabric shopping. Don't rob these traders of their premises or their customers of all the convenience of having all the fabric shops on one road. Just don't do it!