Where did the flower stall outside Ikea in Croydon go to?
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The flower stall at Croydon may well have moved to Milton Keynes as I happen to know that the people who run the flower stall at Milton Keynes are originally from London.
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Maybe IKEA--they have an interesting atmosphere.
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Hi,\n\nThere is one homeopathic shop in front of movieland theatre in  Mejestic, they have all, i go there, but i am sorry i do not have the name of the shop.\n\nIt is on first floor.
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There are many Garden cities. Mine is in the city of Cranston, Rhode Island. It is a little shopping area with boutiques and chain stores.
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south eastern. I lived there
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Wimbledon Theatre\n\nhttp://www.thisistheatre.com/regional/me-and-my-girl.html
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As above. In the October 1975 issue of Harpers & Queen, York referred to Sloane Rangers several times, and these are the first known records of the term in print.\n\nBut it took off with the publication of Sloane Ranger Handbook, a tongue-in-cheek rendition of how social-climbing young women would and should act.\n\nSloane Square, anchored by Peter Jones Department Store, has changed since then. In fact, Thomas Crapper's plumbing store was a couple of streets down the King's Road, and there was a Beaton's Bakery and other shops -- a Nichols builders' merchants was not too far away.\n\nNow it's all pricey boutiques. Boss took over where WH Smith used to be (a newsagent/bookstore chain founded by a First Lord of the Admiralty, the model for the one in HMS Pinafore). About the only store -- besides Peter Jones --  useful for those of us who live here is Boots. Safeway closed; there's a Waitrose a 10 minute walk down the King's Road towards World's End. The nearest "neighbourhood shops" would be hidden away at Chelsea Green. But even there, it's now mostly restaurants.\n\nI suppose if you want an antonym to Sloane Ranger it would be "Essex Girl".
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go inside the building\nwrong category
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the exhibit in balham is a bar with three floors and a cinema screen on the top. balham quite an easy location for people to get too as well for cinema and music its set up for it.\n\notherwise try the sam smiths pubs they are cheap and cheerful in central london and are two pounds a pint, that way you aint spent much and people can head off to a dancey club later if they choose, but arnt put off by a club if its on a school night as they can still have beers
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grocery store or church.
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try this link: http://www.google.com/local?f=q&hl=en&q=billiards+shops+near+worcester,+england, although some of those things appear to be junk
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Somewhere outside the CRICKET section...
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footballer.\n\nOMG......WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOUR AVATAR ??\n\n(did you purchase at Ikea ??)
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try the walkabout in shepherds bush or finchley road
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Tesco...Asda...and crappy morrisons..
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I think that there's one on the access road of 46 east right by Willowbrook Mall.  Sorry, I forgot the name, though.
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Try this, it's the best I could find:\nhttp://www.bedandbreakfasts-uk.co.uk/southeastframe-brighton.htm