How London Square is using Lee’s history for its marketing campaign

London Square has reportedly been doing video interviews with shop owners and other traders for their marketing campaign.

One shop owner told the Lee Manor Society they asked what the area has to offer in the way of cafes, pubs, shops and community activities.

It hasn’t gone unnoticed that the latest hoarding adverts around the Lee Green development – as it’s now called – focus on the historic aspects of the area. Photos of Victorian buildings are matched by some curious wording, for example “It’s not what you know, it’s where you know.”

We shouldn’t complain since the buildings they are using for their marketing are some of those the Lee Manor Society works hard to protect and preserve.

Nevertheless, it’s interesting that London Square haven’t used any pictures illustrating how the development will look when it’s finished. So here’s a reminder.

One Reply to “How London Square is using Lee’s history for its marketing campaign”

  1. Thank you to all those involved in the society that help to protect the area and put so much effort into caring for this area. It is appreciated by the community even though you are not told so on a regular basis which you should be.

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