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Are there any voluntary organisations or charities in Brixton that could make use of a load of t-shirts? We have an event at the Windmill on 23 Jan that includes a t-shirt swap and the record label organising it would like to donate any leftovers (there might be some cash too).
I should also say the t-shirts will mostly be related to obscure indie rock bands
 
Are there any voluntary organisations or charities in Brixton that could make use of a load of t-shirts? We have an event at the Windmill on 23 Jan that includes a t-shirt swap and the record label organising it would like to donate any leftovers (there might be some cash too).
I should also say the t-shirts will mostly be related to obscure indie rock bands

Barnado's? Otherwise there are various people here involved in Calais refugee aid

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Are there any voluntary organisations or charities in Brixton that could make use of a load of t-shirts? We have an event at the Windmill on 23 Jan that includes a t-shirt swap and the record label organising it would like to donate any leftovers (there might be some cash too).
I should also say the t-shirts will mostly be related to obscure indie rock bands

Traid (secondhand clothes recycling place on Acre Lane, just opposite the mothballed Town Hall and clock tower) could probably make use of them, either for resale or recycling in Traid's own network, or to go to Calais or other places - they are doing collections specifically for the Jungle et al as well, you just have to mark the bags/containers FOR REFUGEES and take them to the Traid shop.
 
Traid (secondhand clothes recycling place on Acre Lane, just opposite the mothballed Town Hall and clock tower) could probably make use of them, either for resale or recycling in Traid's own network, or to go to Calais or other places - they are doing collections specifically for the Jungle et al as well, you just have to mark the bags/containers FOR REFUGEES and take them to the Traid shop.
Traid are collecting v specific things. Obscure indie band t-shirts are not one! ;)Donations for Refugees - TRAID
 
Are there any voluntary organisations or charities in Brixton that could make use of a load of t-shirts? We have an event at the Windmill on 23 Jan that includes a t-shirt swap and the record label organising it would like to donate any leftovers (there might be some cash too).
I should also say the t-shirts will mostly be related to obscure indie rock bands
Traid is a good suggestion, though they won't be suitable for their refugee specific collection. We don't need them in Calais at the moment, we are focused on warm outer layers. We have loads of tshirts etc. they may be eBay-able though if any of them are likely to be collectors-item obscure as opposed to just obscure-obscure?
 
I'd sooner of had him than Tessa as my MP tbf.
Really? You'd rather risk being accused of racsim (yes, really) any time you mention that he's a less than great MP?
 
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Really? You'd rather risk being accused of racsim (yes, reall) any time you mention that he's a less than great MP?
I once asked Chuka where he was from (socialising after a non Labour party meeting) and he said his family were from Anambra State.
Didn't accuse me of racism then. But then it wasn't in any way a confrontational situation.

Some people are sensitive. I used to have a close friend from Grenada in the Caribbean (not Granada in Spain) who regularly accused me of having a "Jew nose" though as far as I know I'm as Anglo Saxon as Hengist and Horsa. I would have said that sort of comment was racist - but it was all a long time ago.
 
What's happened to the frontage of the old Electric Social (now part of the Blues Kitchen chain). They can't have bricked in the entire window (can they?), so I'm assuming it's some sort of opaque cover?

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