Marks and Spencer is looking at 500 sites for potential new stores across the country as it aims to double in size

Source; https://www.msn.com/en-gb/travel/news/m-...9994&ei=11

Aldgate
Barking Station
Barkingside
Bethnal Green
Blackheath
Bounds Green
Brockley
Buckhurst Hill
Camberwell
Canning Town
Chigwell
Chingford
Cockfosters
Collier Row
Crofton Park
Crouch End
Denmark Hill
Dulwich
Dulwich Village
Elm Park
Emerson Park
Enfield Chase
Forest Gate/Wanstead Park
Forest Hill
Gants Hill
Gidea Park
Greenwich
Greenwich Peninsula
Hackney Wick
Hainault
Harold Hill
Harold Wood
Harringay
Highams Park
Highbury
Highgate
Hither Green
Honor Oak
Hornchurch
Hornsey
Ilford Station
Kidbrooke
Lee
Leyton
Meridian Water
Mile End
Mottingham
New Cross
Newbury Park
North Enfield
Palmers Green
Shooters Hill
Shoreditch
South Romford
South Woodford
Stoke Newington
Surrey Quays/Canada Water
Sydenham
Tufnell Park
Turnpike Lane
Upminster
Upper Walthamstow
Walthamstow
Wapping
Whitechapel Station
Winchmore Hill
Woodford

It'd be a lot easier if there was a M&S in FH and what happened to them taking over part of Currys at Bell Green?

It'd be great if they took over the old Boots on dartmouth Rd or even the old Tile Shop by The Lordship Lane junction.

I think Forest Hill, Honor Oak, Crofton Park and Brockley are very wishful thinking (by us), but I'm surprised that Crystal Palace/Upper Norwood isn't on that list due to its superior volume, footfall and larger premises.

M&S has a food store at Charing Cross station. Perhaps they might want to put similar food stores near our railway stations. The Sainsbury's Local between Catford & Catford Bridge is often very busy.

There's an M&S Food in King's College Hospital as well. Nearest at the moment are in Lordship Lane, Grove Vale by East Dulwich station, Lewisham or Beckenham.