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I remember that, but Plan B has a large main room as well as the rooms downstairs.It was very long but narrow.
I remember that, but Plan B has a large main room as well as the rooms downstairs.It was very long but narrow.
I remember that, but Plan B has a large main room as well as the rooms downstairs.
There's probably a lot of unused basement space around.I remember that, but Plan B has a large main room as well as the rooms downstairs.
Kings Rice and Spice.I think kings was the name of the Halal place they were a popular franchise at the time and also did curry dishes iirc.
First I've heard of it. I'll be really upset if that place is closing.
There's nothing on their website: http://www.waltonlodge.com/index.htm
There's probably a lot of unused basement space around.
The Burton's/Footlocker building has a basement - presumably currently unused.
Also the Post Office building probably has a sizeable unused basement - I remember being shown a tunnel under Ferndale Road connecting the main Bon Marche building with its annexe on the other side of the road. The Bon had a big shopping space in the basement originally.
(This is when BATs etc were planning to renovate it - before Brixton Challenge)
That's really sad news. I'll see if I can find out more.It has closed recently. If you look the lorries are not outside any more and the entrance is fenced off.
I believe the front is locally listed.
The most evil man in the history of typography.From the Diamond Geezer website we learn that Vincent Connare, the man who designed the Comic Sans typeface, lives in Brixton.
Really recently am sure i've seen their trucks in there this week. Beautiful building
More outdoor films in Brockwell Park please...anyone have an idea of rough attendance numbers?
Judging by the photos, several hundred - and almost as many beards.
Was a pretty white audience I thought....the beards do not surprise me
Anyone know where I can take a stack of really lovely and expensive art/photography magazines locally?
If they don't want them, Morley College might.Lambeth College? Assuming they teach art/photography.
That's really sad news. I'll see if I can find out more.
Bring Wimpy back I say
If I worked in marketing I would have Dexter Deadwood as the face of the Brixton Bender Burger!
You would be to the Wimpy Bender what Karl Howman was to Flash cleaning products
I suspect that prospect of that is just about zero, given its location and Lambeth's loved up attitude to high end developers.Would be a real shame, hopefully the lovely building will remain a working building rather than be turned into luxury apartments
Not been for a few years but was never disappointing. The chaps running it have been there many years.There's a Wimpy on Streatham High Street. One of the last few in London I understand.
Would make a good pub. But more lucrative as luxury apartments, so guess that's it. Would have to close BV earlier though as the noise complaints will come in fast.I suspect that prospect of that is just about zero, given its location and Lambeth's loved up attitude to high end developers.
Pub with huge front and back gardensA lovely house with a massive back garden once you've knocked down the warehouse at the back
I've been wondering for a few years how long that laundry place would remain in operation.
It's only locally listed, and that doesn't count for very much in terms of protection.Not the easiest site to redevelop into housing as it's long and thin and buildings down both sides. Is it just the facade that's listed?
Photos and report from the Josephine Avenue street party yesterday, courtesy of Jason Hick and Tim Sutton respectively.
It looks like it was rather a splendid affair.
More: http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2014/06/josephine-avenue-big-lunch-street-party-brixton-in-photos/
You can't go wrong with bunting. I'm still reusing the 'Anarchist Bunting' that the u75 Craft Club created a few years backIt was really, really good.
Borrowed a couple of ideas (and lots of bunting) for our party next month - July 5.