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It will be ready for next Christmas :)

A butcher or the morgue. I suspect both fit in this instance.

What did you expect? A new club shop in Worthing?

Update: after a NSC led rush all the cheap BBQs have gone. But there is still an artificial Christmas Tree or two (thousand)

Newsflash: my wife saw two people dressed in Brighton gear coming away from Tescos the other day. I assume she doesn't just mean a couple of lads in kits.

Well maybe it has some kind of invisibility quality because it wasn't there five minutes ago!? Like a tardis? The end shop you describe is in the left hand picture. To be fair it could be just behind that board.

I'd hazard a guess at large. if you'd asked I'd have got you three or four and brought them round special delivery. Planning Christmas Dinner?

Just been there. No sign of it at all so don't know what BG was talking about it. See pics of the bit where Papa had heard it may be going. Maybe it is all getting ready behind those boards but I saw no sign of it.

My wife went there at lunchtime too. Should I be worried?! But also she confirmed it is not there. However she didn't go to the end that Papa has just mentioned because, well, no one does! If that is where it is, I am even more alarmed. The footfall to that part of the Tesco complex is lower...

Eh, is it? I don't think so.

Agreed on WHSmiths and the Pet Shop. And this is my point really, I don't think that a retail unit like this (after the initial excitement) is a long term bet unless located somewhere where a lot of new visitors will go. No shop is making any money at Tescos Durrington other than Tescos...

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/commercial-property-to-let/Worthing.html Don't believe the headline rents shown. You will get them a lot cheaper in the current market. BUT you would be tied in to a longer lease, so I can see a shorter lease at Durrington makes sense initially.

I guess if this is the start of a network of Albion shops then it's a cheap trial way of entering that market. Perhaps I am too hung up on the club being associated with a place that I view as generally poor. Costa does good business there as does the dry cleaners, but I'm told the WHSmiths...

My point was not about the idea of having a shop in Worthing. I have said for about 30 years that that would be a good thing. Just don’t stick it in the arse end of the town. Tesco’s Durrington is the equivalent of Mile Oak to Brighton. Well perhaps Whitehawk to Brighton to be fair. So why put...

Good would be a ridiculous place to have a “Worthing” shop. Would be like having a “Brighton” shop in Mile Oak!!

This thread passed me by the first time. Durrington Tesco would be the most obscure place to have a seagull shop. Weird, just very weird. But maybe it isn’t actually happening now?