Apparently it's not "a pound shop" that's going in at the top of Brixton Hill.
It is...
*drum roll*
Dynamic Discount Market!
http://dynamicdiscountmarket.com/
Only in Zone 1 - you can still pay by cash elsewhere.
Only in Zone 1 - you can still pay by cash elsewhere.
hmm - some buses (the twelve from oxford circus to east dulwich, for example) are ticket-only, no cash fares - i think
fairly sure ive not been able to get on a 12 in peckham with the money in my hand but no oyster..
They put a ticket machine beside my bus stop a few months, maybe a year ago. It's gone now...
Beside the chemist?
Still don't know what the bookies is going to be. I asked the guy in the shop next door but he didn't know.
I don't like airtight buses either. Luckily I've never been on one. I prefer condensation to sitting in a wintry draft. As I recall the discussion I was right.
I have never, ever seen that happen. Perhaps you should offer to swap with them so you are the one sitting in your inconsiderate draft and not them, while you shelter under the open window.
Anyway. aj and teuchter up a tree, etc..
Apparently it's not "a pound shop" that's going in at the top of Brixton Hill.
It is...
*drum roll*
Dynamic Discount Market!
http://dynamicdiscountmarket.com/
Article about Brixton Market here http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/stand...'will+rip+the+guts+out+of+Brixton'/article.do
Traders and politicians have launched a last-ditch legal battle to save the market, which has been running since the 1870s, and are appealing to have it listed on historical grounds. They will hold a demonstration at the market tomorrow which will attended by local MP and government minister Tessa Jowell.
...and this was the point to my tale. The window I closed was blowing directly on to me and I was adequatley dressed for a cold satruday afternoon, but not for the constant draft.
generally I'm a window open person, and it's got to be pretty cold for me to feel it, so I didn't feel I was being especially wrong closing the window blowing a direct draft on me.
There were lots of other windows open, and that was fine.
It's all a bit of give and take, and my 'rage' was at the farmer's attitude.
If someone asks "mind if I close the window, I'm getting a draught here" then I'd normally say "sure go ahead" - but it's just their attitude of rudeness that gets me.
It's got a sign in the window saying something like:
Coming soon - bakery
I got excited when the 'bakery' down by the White Horse was due to open. Then it turned out it was a shop that sold a few sandwiches and cakes and wasn't a bakery at all. So, I'm not getting my hopes up about this one...
Beside the chemist?
Still don't know what the bookies is going to be. I asked the guy in the shop next door but he didn't know.
Yeah, but an English bakery or a Jamaican bakery?
Article about Brixton Market here http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/stand...'will+rip+the+guts+out+of+Brixton'/article.do
I peeked in there and they had columns with mosaic tiles. Mosaic tiles made me think restaurant/takeaway
They had a flag up a few weeks ago. I thought it was the Portuguese one, but not sure.
They had a flag up a few weeks ago. I thought it was the Portuguese one, but not sure.
Red and Green?
Maybe a Portuguese bakery with custard tarts?
Well that would make sense with the red, white and green paintwork I guess.
Pretty little red cross in a white box.
I thought the Portuguese Flag was Red and Green with a hint of yellow?
Yep, it's due to be a bakery and patisserie style place. Why I'm telling you this when it's on doorstep is slightly mystifying to me.