buying fur

[Dani Babyboo]

does anyone know where i can buy cheap large amounts of faux fur material for making fluffy boots as ive already had 2 orders for outfits after my pics on a site im on and me adding i can make to order

 

if anyone knows like or has any ideas???

[Guest]

Markets!

 

But suppose they don't have any near you!

[Guest]

no we dont have markets actually accept the farmers market every other sunday but thats meat yuck

 

i mean online in bulk so its cheaper and idea on manufacturers maybe so i can get in bulk and cheaper

[Guest]

no we dont have markets actually accept the farmers market every other sunday but thats meat  yuck

 

 

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Thats funny ... could of sworn they had one in Loughton every Monday

[Guest]

erm no we have no place to hold a market the town has a main road running through the middle

debden have a market which consists of all of 5 stalls selling batterys, watches, cheap clothes and fruit and veg

 

but we have no place to hold a proper market cos roads run through the row of shops we call town

[Guest]

Thought you lived in Loughton ... not far away though and they have a market

[Guest]

i do live in loughton and debden is loughton sort of its really confusing round here

 

but where is this aleged market then???

 

cos i can assure u loughton has no place for one wen they have the farmers market they have to close the road so id like to no where u got this info from???

[Guest]

so id like to no where u got this info from???

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I beg your pardon!!!

 

From your bloody local paper actually

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PLANS for a Sunday market in Loughton have been scrapped, following opposition from Epping Town Council.

 

Loughton Town Council proposed running a monthly market in response to inquiries from traders last year.

 

The idea was put to Epping Town Council, which runs the Monday market in the High Street, for its opinion because as a local charter market authority, the council has the right to prevent other markets from being established within a six-mile radius.Epping councillors fiercely opposed the plan which they claimed would be "detrimental" to Epping traders and the town's own weekly market.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest]

ideas were put to epping town council which run the market on the high street (in epping high street) meaning eppings market the idea for ours was scrapped because of it running within a 6 mile radius of eppings own market trading

 

read it properly it was scrapped loughton town council put the idea to epping town council who run the market on the high street epping runs eppings market

they opposed us having one because of it interfering with them

 

Edited June 15, 2005 by dani_babyboo

[Guest]

Don't you dare tell ME to read things properly Dani

 

I was going to post the full article but I really can't be arsed ... you'd still say it was wrong!

 

 

 

And you ask for help with finding stuff

 

 

[Guest]

[Guest]

it blatantly says Epping Town Council, which runs the Monday market in the High Street

 

which is epping town market

 

loughton town doesnt have a market i live here and shop here and have only ever seen a farmers market on a sunday with meat from local farmers

[Guest]

and it states epping traders there

 

dawn i know whats in my own town and i bet si would confirm there is no market on a monday in loughton but is in epping as the roads woulod be shut and si works here and lives near by too

[Guest]

this article

 

Sunday stalls plan scrapped

By Alison Kershaw

 

 

PLANS for a Sunday market in Loughton have been scrapped, following opposition from Epping Town Council.

 

Loughton Town Council proposed running a monthly market in response to inquiries from traders last year.

 

The idea was put to Epping Town Council, which runs the Monday market in the High Street, for its opinion because as a local charter market authority, the council has the right to prevent other markets from being established within a six-mile radius.Epping councillors fiercely opposed the plan which they claimed would be "detrimental" to Epping traders and the town's own weekly market.

 

Epping deputy mayor Brian Rolfe said: "I think we've a duty to support our local traders and I don't care if it takes a lot of effort to find out how but I think we've got to."

 

Mr Rolfe added: "I do think we should resist strongly the Loughton market.

 

"It would definitely upset the local shops and I'm sure it would upset the market traders." The discussion was continued in a closed session.

 

After the private meeting Epping town clerk Bob Whittome said: "The council's view is that any additional market within the facility of Epping should be opposed because it would be likely to have a detrimental impact on trading in the town. Members agreed it should be strongly resisted, and if push comes to shove we will speak to a solicitor on how we can strongly resist."

 

Loughton Town Council's community committee discussed Epping's position, and agreed to abandon the plan.

 

Loughton town clerk Louise Fuller said: "The committee was asked to consider operating a monthly Sunday market in Loughton, and we have been looking at it.

 

"There are charter markets within a certain distance, and they are protected by law. If they object to us running a market, they have the right to do that in law.

 

"Epping has indicated they would object and so the committee has decided they can't advance this any further."

 

here

 

 

says exactly as i did epping dis allowed us to have a market

epping council fear it will disrupt there market trading and its them that has a monday market

as it says to scrap the loughton market

Edited June 15, 2005 by dani_babyboo

[Louise]

get off your arse & put your oh so wonderfull free travel pass to good use & look for yourself.......with attitude like that its no fucking wonder people bite your head off