Bargain Booze


The Londis sign has changes yet again and now ‘Bargain Booze’ has been added on one side. Bargain Booze was one shop open on Christmas Day. Gone are the days when if you failed to buy batteries or whatever on Christmas Eve you had to wait.

8 thoughts on “Bargain Booze

  1. John

    I saw this sign on a football ground on Match of the Day, so it's obviously big business and a sign of what we're up against in this town and nation. Anyway try writing to Councillors and press and maybe the petition…

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  2. Anonymous

    I find it very sad that I moved into Abingdon over 3 years ago and was greeted by a huge National Front logo which had been sprayed onto the wall close to the bus stops on Stratton Way. Although faded it is still there and visible to me as I walk past every day with my mixed race sons on my way to work.

    I agree Bargain Booze is certainly not a classy name, but believe me it is not as offensive to look at as a huge piece of racist graffiti which sadly does not seem to have generated the same amount of disgust or passion to do something about getting it removed.

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  3. Hester

    I am amazed that the planning authorities who are so strict about posters and banners for community events and good causes and about signs, A-boards etc for other shops, have allowed this – think I will contact them in the New Year – perhaps others will do likewise?

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  4. David Fleming

    perhaps there could be another of Backstreeters caption competition:

    West End Newsagents could change its name to "Ciggies R us"

    The Honeypot Florist could become "Flahrs 4 er indoors"

    Strattons Night Club could rebrand as "Leave orf, Kevin, ee ain't worf it"

    etc

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  5. Andrew

    This is shabby. There used to be another "Bargain Booze" at the Vineyard off-licence but it didn't last long before (I assume) complaints resulted in a change of name. Hopefully this one won't last long either.

    We should start a facebook petition (!)

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  6. Anonymous

    Have you guys heard yourselves??? If you did a bit of research you would see that this company has hundreds of stores across the country and growing strong.

    If you dont have a problem with buying a bottle of wine for double the price at your nearest convenience store just because you dont like the name then carry on….

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