O/T Boyes's' opening new shop down Whitefriargate

Long needed regeneration of Whitefriargate starts here.

Another branch to tick off your spotters book.

http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Boyes-open-store-Whitefriargate-Hull/story-21124763-detail/story.html

 

I heard there pulling out of Bransholme Center, this must be were they are relocating.

 

But how is it pronounced? Boyses, Boyers or Boyes? Do they say it differently in west Hull?

 

I always say Boyes, but many say Boyses, a bit like Withernsea and Witherensea.

 

I say Boyses, I also say Witherensea. I think I may be a bit common.

 

It's definitely boyes

 

Are you one of them there pronunciation Policemen.

 

nay sir but the problem in the instance of kings and queens really does seem to imply that the language of the English forefathers has originally plotted to pass the order of which peasants of the 21st century can or may correct incorrect pronunciation of the shop/word boyes'

 

The regeneration of the town centre has begun. FACT

 

is a boyes' that regenerative?

it's like something goole would do

 

It's on a par with getting a harvey nics.

 

I was going to say John Lewis but its like Harvey and John rolled in to one, wi picknmix throw in.

 

And where else can you pick up a 50 metre length of hozelock garden hose at them prices.

My gardener swears by 'em.

 

I always said Boyses but then I grew up on Hawthorn Ave so what can you expect (I heard the bulldozer are generating that area currently).

Last time I drove down Hessel Road I couldn't believe Boyes was still there and even more to the point it hadn't changed a bit from outside! Although it looked like Setams and Tony's Textiles had both gone

 

They're all over the country now Stockholm. Spread far and wide.

 

There's even one in Brighouse, buy all my sequins and faux fur there, top notch.

 

I bought a pair of Rockport boots once from Boyesziz. £120 elsewhere, £24.99.

 

I think hull would be a lot better if they ****ed off the shopping centres and made a proper high street. There's plenty of space and the architectures all nice enough but it looks tacky with all the cheap/bargain shops occupying them.

With it being the only city for miles tucked away in that corner of the country it should have no problem serving as a proper retail outlet for a huge area of people, even those on the other side of that bloody big bridge.

 

I used to like SETAMS, pity they had now gone.