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[Sussex] Teville Gate



Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
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They could do with one or two of the big stores being interested like Tesco/Sainsbury M & S etc but then the car park is to be demolishd for the flats so parking will be a problem. This then leaves specialist shops and how long can they survive.

Why would Tesco or Sainsbury be interested? M&S Food Hall potentially could be interesting but they'll want big car park spaces.
 




Giraffe

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Aug 8, 2005
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Personally I think they should go for the cinema/retail/restaurant set up with a few flats above. Chichester Gate type development which is always busy. It's not as revolutionary as perhaps I'd like but that's realistic I think.
 


BNthree

Plastic JCL
Sep 14, 2016
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WeHo
Why would Tesco or Sainsbury be interested? M&S Food Hall potentially could be interesting but they'll want big car park spaces.

A small M&S would do well with the tired commuters coming back from London on the train and wanting an easy dinner.
 


seagulls4ever

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Oct 2, 2003
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Personally I think they should go for the cinema/retail/restaurant set up with a few flats above. Chichester Gate type development which is always busy. It's not as revolutionary as perhaps I'd like but that's realistic I think.

If you read my comments and the links in post #9, that doesn't sound likely at all.

“Station Square will become the south coast’s most desirable residential address on completion in 2020 with homes suitable for first time buyers, young families or those looking to settle in a long-term rental apartment.”

Mr Sheikh’s statement appeared to indicate the intention to bring a grocery store to the site.

He said: “Our vision for Station Square is for a community which benefits from places for relaxation, for meeting friends and business partners or somewhere great to eat out, all supported by the convenience of on-site grocery shopping for those ‘I forget the list’ essentials.

So flats, a gym, restaurants and a small supermarket sort of sounds like the plan.
 






brakespear

Doctor Worm
Feb 24, 2009
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Sleeping on the roof
They should build a park area there, would like nice (at least for a while).
 




















Hornblower

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Jul 7, 2003
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Also Greens the Pork Butchers. Prior to decimalisation Pops sold a cup of tea for 5d and a cheese roll for 7d but when decimalisation came about it became 5p and 7p doubling in price.

In the 1970's I worked at Heathershaws, the music shop round the corner from the station and I also had my engagement (ill-fated) at the Station Hotel. The area was still quite nice at that time.
 






Mark Mywords

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Jun 21, 2016
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I don't think it was Comet, I think it was an independent trader that had a shop in the undercover bit. Can't find a source though.

I miss the milkshake place !

There was an independent chemist there for ages, Walkers I think. He may have been the last shop to move out?
 


Garry Nelson's teacher

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May 11, 2015
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Bloody Worthing!
Those locals who know the area and in particular the highly unlovely multi-storey car park there might be interested to ear that it (the car park) staged a full marathon earlier this year. I reckon it would be a very strong contender for the ugliest and dullest marathon course in the world.
 


Cheshire Cat

The most curious thing..
I got chased through Teville gate by a group of girls in tracksuits with bottles of WKD being brandished as weapons. I was 12.

Nice to see Worthing trying to retain some of its heritage and keep the place authentic.

I bet you dream about that now with a great big smile :love:
 




D

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I had my first day in the field selling insurance door to door in Teville gate in the 80's, some of those shopkeepers were somewhat blunt! However I also notched up my first sale there, so a special memory for me.
 
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BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003
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Haywards Heath
I remember my mum used to buy her toilet rolls from a company there who supplied cleaning products to the licensed and catering trade. They also had a branch in Hollingdean Brighton
 


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