Double Beaconsfield shop closure

Colliers, which is letting the shop, was unable to say before we went to press whether a new tenant has been signed, but a shop worker at another shop in the parade said: "Lots of people have been to have a look around but we don't know what it's going to be."
And Tots 2 Teenagers in Warwick Road in the New Town, which sold children's furniture, has also closed.
Last month the affects of the credit crunch hit home in Beaconsfield when Bakers Oven closed on Station Road. The shop had supplied officer workers with pastries for more than 30 years.
Also in January, Martin's Newsagents on Penn Road moved into a smaller unit, leaving a large unit empty, after talks between it and cafe Nero to run a joint venture fizzled out.
And at the start of the month Woolworths closed in Maxwell Road after the chain went into administration.
However, the town's newest shop, which opened in November, is apparently doing well.
The Heritage Window Company in Gregories Road makes and fits slim line aluminum windows to replace crickle windows in period properties.
New business manager Oliver Dolan said: "We've had lots of leads and fitted lots of windows especially in Jordans. Our clients tend to have plenty of money. Plus they can't sell their houses so they are deciding to improve them instead."