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Tesco Car Boot

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Now that Tesco is starting a car boot sale on Sundays, do you not thing it is a good idea to re-open the public toilet again in the car park.

 

In fact why was it ever closed down in the first place?

might have been used as a cottage..lol..one thing for sure is..if its a public toilet it should be open for the public..theres nowt worse than wandering round the shops or market and to be busting a gut for the bog and find out there is none..pubs and cafes are for customers only and the last thing you want is to be dilly dallying around with the tortises head popping oot !!

The Toilets were owned by the county council and to my best knowledge still are, (they may be Tesco's now after the sale of the gap site and car park.)

They were closed after Tesco asked for them to be closed as they saw no point in them as the building of the new superstore (which would have toilets) was still on the cards at the time.

Its Tesco's land and the deal was the new store would have publicly accessible toilets. 

 

No new store no toilets!  

 

This toilet block had only just been refurbed shorty before it was closed.  

 

We will soon see the closed ones at Attlee Park demolished.  

 

Bit surprised at Tesco thinking a car boot on a Sunday would help them regain lost trade?  

Tesco don't stock enough variety of goods for the Vixen to do her weekly shop there, so she drives to Asda Blyth where she can get a whole range of goods that are unavailable in  Tesco's Bedlington store. We then have Tesco wondering why they don't have the footfall,

 

Elementary Dear Watson!

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Okay folks, starting with Presto's in the 70s - name the supermarkets that have been on that site!!!

 

 

Somerfield

Fine Fare?

Kwik Save?

Safeway.

 

Anymore!!!!

We use Tesco regularly for bits and bobs but do our main shopping elsewhere.

 

I find the stuff we use overly expensive at Tesco e.g. all of the fresh veg.

Okay folks, starting with Presto's in the 70s - name the supermarkets that have been on that site!!!

 

 

Somerfield

Fine Fare?

Kwik Save?

Safeway.

 

Anymore!!!!

Co - Op

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It must be just you, Malcolm, because I think Bedlington looks better in that picture - which is in the seventies - because we had shops and hopes for the future, etc etc etc. (PS The photo isn't mine, someone on this site posted it a while back.) :thumbsup:

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Sorry, Malcolm, I should have known better. It's hard to tell how something is said in its written form. I proffer my grovelling apology and head off into the corner.

 

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