London Bridge Station - Tooley Street entrance

I really wouldn't. Worth noting, though, that there are serious issues with water penetration in the Victorian brick vaults that means the unit in question (and others) may not be opening for some time. Just a walk through the arcade will show the sheer amount of plastic sheeting and guttering that has been installed to intercept the ingress. I think Network Rail are pretty clueless as to how to stop it whilst maintaining the vision of seeing the original brickwork.

The stretch from the lift to the exit gates is particularly disgusting, as it is lined with buckets and the stained 'pillows' they are using to absorb the leaks. Laudable to maintain a view of the original brickwork, some of which is amazing, but how many people appreciate it? It may be best to cover it with corrugated sheeting to direct the water towards drains - if possible?

I wonder if Tiger or Suck UK will be interested. Maybe a good location to catch the emergency present purchaser.

WHSmith are opening a bookshop (like the one at Euston - not a standard WHS store)

Also opening:

Honest Burgers
Black Sheep Coffee
FCB Coffee

I see Balck Sheep are also opening a store on Southwark St, opposite Pret. About time this area had a coffee shop ;-)

Honest burgers will be a nice addition but suprised as they Have one at borough which is pretty close.

Cath Kidston too (according to Team London Bridge)

Billy1 wrote:

Honest burgers will be a nice addition but suprised as they Have one at borough which is pretty close.

Stations tend to be self-contained as sites. People eating outside the station are unlikely to go and eat in it. People eating in it will be very unlikely to venture out of it.

So ted baker has been announced along with Mac makeup ,Rituals and the body shop. All good brands

Billy1 wrote:

So ted baker has been announced along with Mac makeup ,Rituals and the body shop. All good brands

'Good' brands? What do you mean by that? More chains which can afford the rents certainly, but what would 'bad' brands be?