It nearly didn't happen because Jerry refused to play 'Free Nelson Mandela"...... or perhaps every one in the Effra Social
where demanding he played it and he choose not to.
Does anyone know where I can find info on doing voluntary community work in the Brixton area?
Thanks!
Quin & Axtens facade (i.e. JobCetntre, Barnados &c) seems to be still Victorian - and easier on the eye than the present neo-Fascist version. Also Marks & Sparks beyond the Pont du Cherin de Fer seems to be in an earlier & more modest incarnation.I've been meaning to scan this in and share for a while. Picked it up on eBay. It's a postcard to his fiancée from a French Swiss man studying to become a businessman in Brixton in August 1912. I won't insult all you linguists by translating the note on the back, which isn't of much real interest. I can't make out what he's scrawled at the front on the bottom, though, except that he lives 3 minutes' away from this view. Note that he points to a 'cyné' at the front left (there was an unlicensed cinema operating at the time in what's now the bed shop), and that today's Halifax is still the Black Horse pub. What I find poignant is that they can have had no idea of the massive shitstorm about to engulf Europe just 2 years later...
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You could try http://www.charityjob.co.uk/jobs/Greater+London They don't filter as fine as Brixton unfortunately, but you can specify the type of job.Does anyone know where I can find info on doing voluntary community work in the Brixton area?
Thanks!
Volunteer Center Lambeth on Station Road run drop in sessions on a Tuesday and Thursday 1000-1200 and 1400 - 1600 where you can search their database of voluntary roles in the Lambeth area. Alternatively you can also look on www.do-it.orgYou could try http://www.charityjob.co.uk/jobs/Greater London They don't filter as fine as Brixton unfortunately, but you can specify the type of job.
I've been meaning to scan this in and share for a while. Picked it up on eBay. It's a postcard to his fiancée from a French Swiss man studying to become a businessman in Brixton in August 1912. I won't insult all you linguists by translating the note on the back, which isn't of much real interest. I can't make out what he's scrawled at the front on the bottom, though, except that he lives 3 minutes' away from this view. Note that he points to a 'cyné' at the front left (there was an unlicensed cinema operating at the time in what's now the bed shop), and that today's Halifax is still the Black Horse pub. What I find poignant is that they can have had no idea of the massive shitstorm about to engulf Europe just 2 years later...
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I've been meaning to scan this in and share for a while. Picked it up on eBay. It's a postcard to his fiancée from a French Swiss man studying to become a businessman in Brixton in August 1912. I won't insult all you linguists by translating the note on the back, which isn't of much real interest. I can't make out what he's scrawled at the front on the bottom, though, except that he lives 3 minutes' away from this view. Note that he points to a 'cyné' at the front left (there was an unlicensed cinema operating at the time in what's now the bed shop), and that today's Halifax is still the Black Horse pub. What I find poignant is that they can have had no idea of the massive shitstorm about to engulf Europe just 2 years later...
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I just took some pics of them!There's a small choir doing some lovely carol singing outside KFC a few minutes ago They were raising money for Eaves so stop for a listen and pop some change in if you go past.
More than a little foggy tonight.
It's very mild today says the weather man.It's like a horror movie out there.... Expect it to be cold tomorrow
I was walking through Tulse Hill estate a few days ago and saw a woman shouting out of her window at a Lambeth Council groundsman using a leaf-blower to clear the grass areas between Leander Road and Tulse Hill.
She obviously had no fucking perception that the reason he was doing the work, at 11am, was to keep the area looking as nice as possible.
Anyway, the workman wasn't impressed.
I was walking through Tulse Hill estate a few days ago and saw a woman shouting out of her window at a Lambeth Council groundsman using a leaf-blower to clear the grass areas between Leander Road and Tulse Hill.
She obviously had no fucking perception that the reason he was doing the work, at 11am, was to keep the area looking as nice as possible.
Anyway, the workman wasn't impressed.
Is there any more useless invention than the Leaf Blower it just redistributes leaves,a fucking rake is much more effective.I was walking through Tulse Hill estate a few days ago and saw a woman shouting out of her window at a Lambeth Council groundsman using a leaf-blower to clear the grass areas between Leander Road and Tulse Hill.
She obviously had no fucking perception that the reason he was doing the work, at 11am, was to keep the area looking as nice as possible.
Anyway, the workman wasn't impressed.
Is there any more useless invention than the Leaf Blower it just redistributes leaves,a fucking rake is much more effective.
Do they though ever stood and watched someone with a leaf blower, huge expenditure of energy with fuck all in the way of results.It does the same job as a rake, but quicker.
That's a problem with the operator, not the tech.Do they though ever stood and watched someone with a leaf blower, huge expenditure of energy with fuck all in the way of results.