Woolwich Elizabeth line station to see a Gail’s bakery

2 Comments J Smith

A branch of Gail’s bakery is set to open at Woolwich Elizabeth line station.

It’s taken some time for Transport for London to find a tenant for the unit. The unit sits within the station building to the left of the entrance.

In recent weeks a number of commercial units have begun to see occupants near the station, with Starbucks opening near the bakery.

Recently opened in Woolwich

Around the corner a deli and salon have opened up and plans have been submitted to greatly increase the size of Salt taproom and bar.

Woolwich bar is expanding into next door unit

Details of the application for a Gail’s Bakery can be found here.

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2 thoughts on “Woolwich Elizabeth line station to see a Gail’s bakery”

  • The final stage of gentrification is upon us

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  • Missed opportunity to make a dad joke about the name of the person who submitted the application: Mr James Baker

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