jimbarkanoodle
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Anyone know if Cafe Cairo ever reopened?
Anyone know if Cafe Cairo ever reopened?
Northing like an entirely random and unprovoked personal attack to drag a thread down into the shit. Feel good?Editor only respects traditional cafes/low priced establishments. Sticking up for the impoverished
Unless he DJs there or knows the owners.
Literally 5 posts earlier: Brixton food & drink news: new restaurants, bars, pop ups, cafes and more
I don't think it is you know - all those listing are repeating events that were there when everything was totally locked down.
I think he can afford it, you know.I don't think he gets £300 a head meals paid for by the Observer. When he reviewed a ridiculously expensive place in Paris (he gave it a hilariously bad write-up) he says that it was above his budget and had to pay for some of it out of his own money.
I don't think it is you know - all those listing are repeating events that were there when everything was totally locked down.
I've been asking around but I fear it's still closed, which is bloody sad.
I think he can afford it, you know.
I’m not denying he’s minted but do you reckon these stat sites are accurate, I mean how do they calculate the figures
his house/ houses are probably worth a fair bit on their own
I don't think they're particularly accurate at all but I would be very surprised if Rayner isn't fucking loaded given his family background, his posh schools, connections and his high profile media work and career. He's certainly far, far richer than many people in his neighbourhood.I’m not denying he’s minted but do you reckon these stat sites are accurate, I mean how do they calculate the figures
his house/ houses are probably worth a fair bit on their own
I don't think they're particularly accurate at all but I would be very surprised if Rayner isn't fucking loaded given his family background, his posh schools, connections and his high profile media work and career. He's certainly far, far richer than many people in his neighbourhood.
He still needs to put pen to paper, like an artist puts paint to a canvas, like a singer strikes a cord. It's an occupation like all others that is rewarded for the output.I don't think they're particularly accurate at all but I would be very surprised if Rayner isn't fucking loaded given his family background, his posh schools, connections and his high profile media work and career. He's certainly far, far richer than many people in his neighbourhood.
Jay (Jason Matthew) Rayner - 14th September 1966I don't think they're particularly accurate at all but I would be very surprised if Rayner isn't fucking loaded given his family background, his posh schools, connections and his high profile media work and career. He's certainly far, far richer than many people in his neighbourhood.
his mother Claire Rayner was born to Jewish parents in Stepney, London, the eldest of four children. Her father was a tailor and her mother a housewife.Jay (Jason Matthew) Rayner - 14th September 1966
Went to the same school as Matt Lucas and Sacha Baron Cohen - Haberdasher Aske's
Then Leeds University did politics, Edited the Gryphon Student Newspaper
Doing a bit of ferretting it appears he bought his house on Shakespeare Road April 1998 so will just be getting towards the end of his mortgage. Looking at Rightmove sold prices nye on doubled over 10 years, no reason to think they would have doubled again in the subsequent 10 to 12 years. So to put a capital value on the roof over his family say as much as £1.3 mil. From the google view it looks like they have spent money on it, roof lights evident sugessting a reconfiguration, so may be remortgaged. His Limited company shows little liquidity circa £50,000.
Nothing to indicate Claire and Desmond left fortunes to him or his older brother and sister.
Married in 1992 Jay's wife works as an editor specialising in education currently senior at UCL Press, probably well paid, she sometimes sings when Jay plays with his Jazz quartet, she doesn't have any other current Company House presence apart from as a director of his self named company.
If that projection of £1.9 mil is based on anything it's possible they may have holiday property somewhere, but I can't see any trace...
It looks like they are a hardworking middle class couple with a son Eddie, according to a piece in Esquire they jointly wrote, they went through difficult fertility treatment to conceive.
They are mid fifties and have earned through their lives. Not particularly loaded but not uncomfortable, and it doesn't look like they are in a position to sit back and do nothing.
But this is just based on shit from the internet...
Christ, I wish I hadn’t mentioned him now.
Shame on him for being born to a middle class family and being sent to a certain school and then buying a house and living it in for 20 years!
He still needs to put pen to paper, like an artist puts paint to a canvas, like a singer strikes a cord. It's an occupation like all others that is rewarded for the output.
Good point. So he's working class Brixton boy done good.not sure how we would define ‘middle class family’ here, his mum was a nurse, and her media career started by writing letters to publications, notably asking for better conditions and pay for nurses....
...dunno where the family lived but his mum was committed to nursing....her writing career began after she had kids as a full time nursing career was not practical with a growing family...Good point. So he's working class Brixton boy done good.
Rayner wrote her first letter to Nursing Times in 1958, on nurses' pay and conditions. She then began regularly writing to The Daily Telegraph on themes of patient care or nurses' pay. She began writing novels soon after her marriage, and by 1968 had published more than 25 books.[2]
The birth of her first child in 1960[4] meant that she found full-time nursing difficult, and so she focused on a full-time writing career. Initially writing articles for various magazines and publications, in 1968 she published one of the earliest sex manuals, People in Love, which brought her to national attention. Despite the "explicit" content, the work was commended for its "down-to-earth" and "sensible" approach.[2]
The interest is inspired by your apparent need to dis him at every mention which as far as I have been able to discover is unwarrantedCan we stop fucking talking about Rayner, FFS? He's just a poshboy 'celebrity' journalist who happens to live in Brixton and who rarely bothers to get his hands dirty in any of the things that actually matter.
It looks well shut in real life.
Green eyed Ed. Not a good look.Can we stop fucking talking about Rayner, FFS? He's just a poshboy 'celebrity' journalist who happens to live in Brixton and who rarely bothers to get his hands dirty in any of the things that actually matter.
Green eyed Ed. Not a good look.
We're talking about his involvement with Brixton, what with this being the Brixton forum.The interest is inspired by your apparent need to dis him at every mention which as far as I have been able to discover is unwarranted
He doesn't try to make himself out as anything other than who he is or what he does
Jay Rayner: 'Lockdown has made me aware that I’m a very privileged man'
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I literally just invited people to start an entire thread all about Jay Rayner if they want to, and yet you somehow twist that into me "telling people not to talk about him"!?Sticking the boot into Rayner, well this is Urban but telling us not to talk about him? A bit far.
I just read this, "Can we stop fucking talking about Rayner, FFS?"I literally just invited people to start an entire thread all about Jay Rayner if they want to, and yet you somehow twist that into me "telling people not to talk about him"!?
Wow.