The Steeple Times salutes community hero and Chelsea newsagent Yasmita Mulji
Hardworking Yasmita Mulji has served her community since 1978. This Chelsea newsagent and her small store have survived in the face of adversity and whilst many other longstanding businesses have failed, she has recently diversified into also selling computer games, consoles and peripheral equipment.
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In spite of greedy landlords seeing off other local institutions – such as the renowned restaurant La Brasserie in and more recently wine merchants Nicholas – Mrs Mulji and her staff continues to open from 5am to 7pm daily.
All at The Steeple Times urge our readers to support this fine business. “Use it or lose it” comments editor-in-chief Matthew Steeples.
P. Josiah Newsagents, 101 Fulham Road, London, SW3 6RH. Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7584 2379.
Pictured above: Yasmita Mulji and ex-Eastenders actor Tony Discipline.
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I have used this shop for years and I have always found Mrs Mulji welcoming, friendly and helpful. I am saddened that so many other places have gone – including La Poissonerie and Itsu.
I’ve never seen anyone go into the Stella McCartney store just as I’ve never seen anyone go into the Hugo Boss on Sloane Square.