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Topic review - Warwick Bookshop.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2020 10:47 pm
margaret wrote: Yes stay at home if you are elderly, they don't want to treat you. The old have never been wanted in our society. Once you are no longer economically active, the powers that be would love to be able to quietly dispose of you.
[quote="margaret"]Yes stay at home if you are elderly, they don't want to treat you.[/quote]
The old have never been wanted in our society. Once you are no longer economically active, the powers that be would love to be able to quietly dispose of you.
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Lex
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Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2020 6:11 pm
That's a great little shop - I've bought quite a few books there over the years.
That's a great little shop - I've bought quite a few books there over the years.
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margaret
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Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2020 8:57 pm
I think you are right Rebbonk, and what is currently doing my head in is when either Mat Hancock , or Rishi Sunak, keeps repeating ad nauseam to stay at home , Save the NHS, while they ignore businesses collapsing, shops doomed, along with the economy at this rate!
Yes stay at home if you are elderly, they don't want to treat you.
I think you are right Rebbonk, and what is currently doing my head in is when either Mat Hancock , or Rishi Sunak, keeps repeating ad nauseam to stay at home , Save the NHS, while they ignore businesses collapsing, shops doomed, along with the economy at this rate!
Yes stay at home if you are elderly, they don't want to treat you.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2020 8:05 pm
I love bookshops. Sadly, the internet is killing them off.
I foresee many businesses like this going out of business before our current problems are over. Which is a great shame becuse once gone, we are unlikely to ever see them return.
I love bookshops. Sadly, the internet is killing them off.
I foresee many businesses like this going out of business before our current problems are over. Which is a great shame becuse once gone, we are unlikely to ever see them return.
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margaret
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Posted: Wed Apr 15, 2020 5:24 pm
Warwick Bookshop.
It would be a great pity if we were to lose a great bookshop in Warwick. These girls do care for there customers. A resident in Warwick is urging the community to support their local book shop during these tough times. Joan Barton, who has lived in the town for six years, says she is an avid reader and is hoping the community will rally to support their local book shop - Warwick Books. Warwick Books, which is in Market Place, first opened in 2004 and was taken over by the current owners Mog and Pauline Giacomelli-Harris five years ago. https://www.leamingtoncourier.co.uk/news/save-our-book-shop-urges-warwick-resident-2539488
It would be a great pity if we were to lose a great bookshop in Warwick. These girls do care for there customers.
A resident in Warwick is urging the community to support their local book shop during these tough times.
Joan Barton, who has lived in the town for six years, says she is an avid reader and is hoping the community will rally to support their local book shop - Warwick Books.
Warwick Books, which is in Market Place, first opened in 2004 and was taken over by the current owners Mog and Pauline Giacomelli-Harris five years ago.
[url]https://www.leamingtoncourier.co.uk/news/save-our-book-shop-urges-warwick-resident-2539488[/url]
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