Arrived in the UK last Monday

[chancy]

Thanks everyone.

We will be visiting the Embassy - London next week to apply for a machine readable passport.

Do you know any shopping centres near Suffolk Street?

Anyone here living in Beeston, Nottingham?

Cheers, Chancy

[South-east boy]

Thanks everyone.

We will be visiting the Embassy - London next week to apply for a machine readable passport.

Do you know any shopping centres near Suffolk Street?

Anyone here living in Beeston, Nottingham?

Cheers, Chancy

Well Oxford Street is pretty good for shopping as well as other areas, but the nearest actual shopping mall is the new Westfield one in the west of London-you'll have to get there by tube I think. Here's the link to the mall:
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&sou...QMLKW7UjpVsOyw

[chancy]

Well Oxford Street is pretty good for shopping as well as other areas, but the nearest actual shopping mall is the new Westfield one in the west of London-you'll have to get there by tube I think. Here's the link to the mall:
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&sou...QMLKW7UjpVsOyw

Hi South-east Boy,

I am checking out the link now.

Thanks for the info...

Cheers, Chancy

[somebody]

Thanks everyone.

We will be visiting the Embassy - London next week to apply for a machine readable passport.

Do you know any shopping centres near Suffolk Street?

Anyone here living in Beeston, Nottingham?

Cheers, Chancy

Suffolk street is just off of Regents street which leads to oxford street your in shopping heaven

The Wife and Pinay friends dont really like west field. Its just a short journey on the central line (red one) from oxford street.

To be honest your better staying in London suffolk street is a stones throw from trafalgar square which has lecister square (with china town and all its food shops) you have big ben just down whitehall with the london eye opposite. You have covent garden next door to lecister square. All with hundreds if not thousands of shops, cafes, resturants.