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26/02/2010 by Ewoowar

Mr Simms

There's an in the window of the old "we'll buy anything for cash" place near the pasty shop that says that staff is wanted for Mr Timms Olde Sweet Shop.


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Reply ID 72250

26/02/2010 by SMT

Bang goes my diet then. Hopefully they'll be able to sell a "quarter of ..." rather than some daft metric measurement I won't (or refuse to) understand [8D]


Reply ID 72252

26/02/2010 by codek2

isnt confusion of weights just an excuse to accidentlly buy 1lb of said sweets? [:D]


Reply ID 72254

26/02/2010 by Steve

It's Mr.Simms actually. It's a franchise. They're due to open in around 4 weeks. This is the shop in Knutsford http://www.virtual-knutsford.co.uk/frameset.php?main=/business_categories/services_CAT_confectionery.htm The nearest one I know of is in Bishops Stortford Similar to what Candies was but maybe a little more formulaic.


Reply ID 72255

26/02/2010 by Leo Densian

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Originally posted by Steve The nearest one I know of is in Bishops Stortford
One in Harlow Harvey Centre too


Reply ID 72256

26/02/2010 by Arty

Bilmey - Smoothies and Ices at Old Cross, and now sweeties in Maidenhead Street. I can see inflation in the pocket money stakes looming..[:)]


Reply ID 72261

26/02/2010 by azzza

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Originally posted by Arty
Bilmey - Smoothies and Ices at Old Cross, and now sweeties in Maidenhead Street. I can see inflation in the pocket money stakes looming..[:)]
Both these shops are ideally positioned for all the Bengeo school kids who walk to Simon Balle / Richard Hale ... or am I being cynical?


Reply ID 72263

26/02/2010 by SMT

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Originally posted by codek2
isnt confusion of weights just an excuse to accidentlly buy 1lb of said sweets? [:D]
Damn!! Caught out before the shop even opens!!


Reply ID 72264

26/02/2010 by gemipicorn

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Originally posted by azzza
quote:
Originally posted by Arty
Bilmey - Smoothies and Ices at Old Cross, and now sweeties in Maidenhead Street. I can see inflation in the pocket money stakes looming..[:)]
Both these shops are ideally positioned for all the Bengeo school kids who walk to Simon Balle / Richard Hale ... or am I being cynical?
I'm glad my eldest goes to Sele, at least she will only be tempted at weekends [:D] Having said that I wish both shops luck


Reply ID 72274

27/02/2010 by James007

A word of caution Mr Simms shops will stick you on the ceiling from sugar overload when you walk in. It's great.


Reply ID 73129

31/03/2010 by newgirl

The one in Bishop's Stortford is a real gem of a shop - its an old fashioned emporium that looks like it has come straight out of Dickens (or Diagon Alley even) Love it [:D]


Reply ID 73130

31/03/2010 by Arty

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Originally posted by newgirl
The one in Bishop's Stortford is a real gem of a shop - its an old fashioned emporium that looks like it has come straight out of Dickens (or Diagon Alley even) Love it [:D]
Great Expectations, then.. ..unlike Bleak House opposite[:)]


Reply ID 73254

06/04/2010 by Deveraux

Opening on Thursday according to the sign in the window. I can't wait!


Reply ID 73282

08/04/2010 by Kitty Kat

mmmmm peanut brittle [:)]


Reply ID 73289

08/04/2010 by Steve

I like the way they open at 8:30am - just in time to catch the kids on the way to school. Very shrewd.


Reply ID 73315

09/04/2010 by Mr P

popped in on the way home tonight. Mmmmmmm lovely! looks great, feels great, offerings great. hope it does really, really well.


Reply ID 73334

11/04/2010 by elkiev71

Popped in today. Fantastic range, great atmosphere and friendly staff. I hope it does really well, I know I'll be doing my bit for it's takings! :)


Reply ID 73345

12/04/2010 by Harran

We popped in yesterday & thought it was a great shop - hope they thrive in Hertford.


Reply ID 73750

23/04/2010 by Mack E. Avelly

Kool - with 100s and 1000s on top. Love the fit-out. Who'd have thought such a pleasant little shop could be crafted from such an inauspicious hut on skid row! Wish them all the best. Probably the only style of independent that can survive in our little ville given that apart from the supermarkets, none of the retail majors want to know. Not much magnetism in our retail experience at the moment.


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