I would have thought the current lockdown rules would override any squatters rights and given the deserted streets, any potential group of squatters are going to really stand out.A lot of places are being boarded up. Presumably to stop access, but if squatters get in, nobody can see them.
Good job. Worth telling officially high risk / vulnerable (ie identified as such by their hospital) that they can get priority booking on some supermarket delivery services. You can ensure that you are registered and on the radar here : Get coronavirus support as a clinically extremely vulnerable personIf you are isolating but can't get a supermarket delivery slot - which is a very widespread problem - there are volunteers who will do your shopping for you in a Facebook group Lambeth Covid 19 Mutual Aid So don't be shy, people want to help. I've taken food to one person who is isolating because she has symptoms and another in the very high risk category who daren't risk going out.
I can run a feature on Brixton Buzz about that if you like!Hi,
I just wanted to share a site we've set up to get the word out about Brixton businesses that are still operating during the lockdown and delivering or providing new/additional services. Let us know of any additions through the About page. Thanks! Brixton Local
Yes please, that would be great! I will PM youI can run a feature on Brixton Buzz about that if you like!
A very sensible question was about older or more infirm people using the park, they aren't able to walk a circuit, why shouldn't they go there and sit down?
Those Tesco and Sainsburys metro shops are so expensive, I'm not surprised. It's fucking demeaning for a person to have to stand out in the road like that to get their family's weekly groceries. It looks like 1980s USSR.
Those Tesco and Sainsburys metro shops are so expensive, I'm not surprised. It's fucking demeaning for a person to have to stand out in the road like that to get their family's weekly groceries. It looks like 1980s USSR.
Tesco and Sainsburys would still make a profit if they temporarily dropped their metro prices to supermarket levels. Given the current situation, would that be too much to ask?