CH1
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Have the Jehovah's Witnesses objected?
Calling your company Watchtower Taverns Limited seems a bit inflammatory.
A bit like Catholic Fertility Control Ltd
Brixton news, rumour and general chat - February 2015
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Calling your company Watchtower Taverns Limited seems a bit inflammatory.
A bit like Catholic Fertility Control Ltd
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hiraethified
Still there but now without its hat.
http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2015/02/brixtons-flattened-street-crossing-light-loses-its-hat/
http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2015/02/brixtons-flattened-street-crossing-light-loses-its-hat/
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hiraethified
That's some achievement.577 likes and it's not even open
Oh dear! What would be their procedure for getting a licence now?
CH1
"Red Guard"(NLYL)
In my experience the best option is searching @LBLDemocracy on Twitter.
They usually give the committee results out as they are made on the night.
The tweets seem to stay there for weeks.
Not sure if its an officers decision - presumably you need to ferret around on the website (or ring up).
BoxRoom
nicely inconspicuous
That's a sign that Spring is coming, obvs.Still there but now without its hat.
http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2015/02/brixtons-flattened-street-crossing-light-loses-its-hat/
cuppa tee
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representations close 03/03/2015
http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/business-...licence-comments/current-licence-applications
not that that is always an issue, the pop up "no vacancies" gaff was up and running well before the representation period was over
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hiraethified
This lot want to stay open till 1am on weekends
Lime Brixton, Unit 4 Granville Arcade, Coldharbour Lane, London, SW9 8PR (Coldharbour ward) Representations by: 27/02/15
Lime Brixton, Unit 4 Granville Arcade, Coldharbour Lane, London, SW9 8PR (Coldharbour ward) Representations by: 27/02/15
DietCokeGirl
Fishing in the rivers of life
I can tell you, this isn't going to happen, market management aren't changing the opening hours as per a meeting this week.
friendofdorothy
Solidarity against neoliberalism!
As we weren't needed we didn't bother. Perhaps another time we'll make the effort. Did you win?
brixtonblade
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No, second although that was largely down to my old man. I think we'd have been comfortably mid pack without him. Would definitely go back.
Was really busy in there too, more than I expected.
They've started showing football in the front room which I quite liked.
Was really busy in there too, more than I expected.
They've started showing football in the front room which I quite liked.
leanderman
Street Party: July 2
That's great news, because Sky Sports is unaffordable and the beer in the Hoot is rubbish.
leanderman
Street Party: July 2
Anyone else in SW2 lose all their mail last Friday/Saturday?
Loads was stolen from a postman, including our mail.
Loads was stolen from a postman, including our mail.
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han
love is the answer
The flytipping on New Park Rd has gone! Two months after we initially reported it (and we reported it three times since then). Three days after I posted a photo of it on Twitter, and Brixton Buzz retweeted it to their 14,000+ followers, it's gone! What a coincidence! [emoji6]
Thankyou, Brixton Buzz.
Thankyou, Brixton Buzz.
Buzztastic.
Tricky Skills
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Well, I've reported the flytipping on our street (Doverfield Rd) four times to Lambeth Council since mid December. Still, they do nothing, despite my emails copying Chuka in. So I've given up on communicating with them directly, and am taking it to Twitter. You can see from this photo that wheelchair users have to go into the road in order to pass this pile of crap.
Furthermore, on a walk to Streatham last week, I counted 5 double mattresses and a fridge on my way to Dr Dolittle's.
Bit late picking up on this. Lambeth Council Scrutiny has some interesting ideas on tackling fly-tipping. One of them is to leave items in the street for longer, in the hope that fly-tippers might see the error of their ways:
"“Collecting fly tips less frequently will support the delivery of this community message, by allowing the perpetrator to understand the impact of their behaviour.”
Ms T
Honey-coloured ramparts
Bit late picking up on this. Lambeth Council Scrutiny has some interesting ideas on tackling fly-tipping. One of them is to leave items in the street for longer, in the hope that fly-tippers might see the error of their ways:
"“Collecting fly tips less frequently will support the delivery of this community message, by allowing the perpetrator to understand the impact of their behaviour.”
Because they obviously live on the street they're littering. Fuck's sake.
Tricky Skills
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#solidarity #jesuisonket
BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
fly tipping, a major and disgraceful crime imo, could easily be cracked down on by just putting some council workers/coppers in a survalance car in the areas that get dumped on over and over.
i'd love to see fly tippers get long sentances. they have ruined many parts of my area. i have to steer my daughter around piss soaked mattresses, or split open fetid bin bags. they act like animals, not human beings. i could rustle together a little firm quite easily and i've often thought about "taking the law into my own hands" with these fuckers who do it time and time on our once lovely street.
i'd love to see fly tippers get long sentances. they have ruined many parts of my area. i have to steer my daughter around piss soaked mattresses, or split open fetid bin bags. they act like animals, not human beings. i could rustle together a little firm quite easily and i've often thought about "taking the law into my own hands" with these fuckers who do it time and time on our once lovely street.
Tricky Skills
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fogbat
The Talibum
DietCokeGirl
Fishing in the rivers of life
What did Onket do? The scandal of the century and I'm out of the loop.
Objected to teacher putting red ink corrections all over his posts
Rushy
basically a scrotum
That is really quite outstanding.Bit late picking up on this. Lambeth Council Scrutiny has some interesting ideas on tackling fly-tipping. One of them is to leave items in the street for longer, in the hope that fly-tippers might see the error of their ways:
"“Collecting fly tips less frequently will support the delivery of this community message, by allowing the perpetrator to understand the impact of their behaviour.”
Reminds me of when the now head of environmental services attended a council meeting to argue against extra measures to clean our street. He accepted it was dire but argued that no action should be taken and as evidence presented handwritten letters from two residents saying that they liked the mess because it "reminded them of home". As he started reading them he was interrupted by a councillor who said "Sorry Jamie, do you really expect us to take this argument seriously?"
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