It'll be this lot then: https://www.doddle.it/Well that's nice.
New shop called Doodle opening roughly opposite the tube (old mobile shop iirc). Run by network rail, it will be a parcel delivery/collection point, presumably to cater for people who are not at home to receive deliveries. (according to the guy having a ciggie break in the doorway).
Firstly, from what I could see on the site I reckon he may have had that bit about NR wrong. Secondly, even if it were NR I'm pretty sure the rent value of the unit would need to be accounted for somewhere. A company does not just give up 100,000k pa (guessing) income and pretend it isn't a cost.Lease is probably a Network Rail owned asset though? Like the tunnels etc. leading to the M&S / Bon Marche.
Oh gosh silly me. Thankyou so much for explaining business 101 to meThe tech world can change overnight and market leaders toppled when new, superior products emerge. So companies have to keep improving their product to stay ahead of current and as yet unannounced competitors. You understand that, right?
Cheers for checking that out.Doddle is a JV between network rail and the investors behind Travelex. It can't record lease costs below the line- that breaks accounting rules.
That's what I meant- the rent will have to be recorded as a liability. It is a liability to a separate entity, albeit one that is an owner of the new entity. National Rail can't give them the site rent freeCheers for checking that out.
I still don't believe that in putting together the business plan no one had had to justify the loss of the rental income. And if it is a JV, set up as a separate entity, the rent paid to NR is surely not below the line?
Beautiful.Josephine Avenue residents use graffiti to tell trailer fly-tippers to clear out. The other trailer is daubed 'CU*T'. View attachment 72185
Well that's nice.
New shop called Doodle opening roughly opposite the tube (old mobile shop iirc). Run by network rail, it will be a parcel delivery/collection point, presumably to cater for people who are not at home to receive deliveries. (according to the guy having a ciggie break in the doorway).
I very nearly did a U- turn with my van opposite the Ritzy yesterday (coming north from Brixton Hill and on the lane that lets you turn right onto CHL) but as I checked my mirror I saw a meat wagon was right behind me. Not even sure it'd be an illegal move as it's not signposted otherwise, but best not risk it.Just saw a kid on a scooter being grabbed by plain clothes police outside the Ritzy. Moral of the story: when stopped at the lights always check your mirrors in case plod are in the car behind you.
I've seen the police doing U turns there.I very nearly did a U- turn with my van opposite the Ritzy yesterday (coming north from Brixton Hill and on the lane that lets you turn right onto CHL) but as I checked my mirror I saw a meat wagon was right behind me. Not even sure it'd be an illegal move as it's not signposted otherwise, but best not risk it.
Hi I live in Lewisham and work in mental health services. I was shown some posts on Sunday on this forum on the topic of co-location of IAPT staff in Jobcentres and put the pros and cons voiced in this forum together. If anyone has any other thoughts on add I would love to get a discussion going on the issue. It's not within my power particularly to do much on my own, but I have friends who work in IAPT who aren't too happy with what's happening and it would be really useful for them to read what the local community thinks and to have the issue highlighted.
From http://base-uk.org/members/news/budget- ... -announced
More support for people with mental health conditions
These were announced in the March budget statement and include early access to supported Online Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and the co-location of IAPT (Increased Access to Psychological Therapy) staff in Jobcentres. This will begin with Streatham Jobcentre Plus. For more information on these and other measures announced, go to Budget 2015 on gov.uk.
You might want to start a thread on UK politics/ current affairs about this.
Good to hear that some practitioners are not happy with this.
Thanks for the heads up. I've posted on there and the thread is awaiting moderation.
This has been updated on the Facebook page (accessible through Simon Wardle's link above)Hello all - I've just seen this plea on FB, thought I'd share with you good local folks
Simon Warde
MISSING - PLEASE HELP
This is my brother-in-law, Nigel Sanderson. He left his home in Brockley, South London at 10:30pm on 1st June 2015 and has not been seen since. He was wearing a burgundy beanie hat, sky blue hoodie, blue jeans and blue Adidas trainers.
Nigel suffers from depression and has been experiencing a very difficult time recently. When he left the house he said he was going to the Maudsley psychiatric hospital in Camberwell to check in for treatment but he never arrived.
I got one of those too.Got a flyer through the door yesterday advertising a Summer Fete next weekend in St John's Wood (come and see Peppa Pig etc).
Still puzzling over why I got this. Does Royal Mail's junk mail department think St John's Wood is coterminous with Stockwell?
I got one of those too.
In March we were really pleased to announce that we have been given money to invest into Brixton from the Mayor of London’s High Street Fund. We have a total of £869,000, with the Council putting in a further £390,000 to make at total of £1,259,000. We could not have got this money without the fantastic support of the Brixton Market Traders’ Federation (BMTF). While part of the money will go to other important projects in the area, over £1m is directly for the street markets.
[*]5– 6June, our own market stalls on Electric Avenue and Brixton Station Road, open to all, to come and discuss the project
[*]6 June ,“walkshop” sessions, open to all, to come and discuss the plans while touring the markets. Register here.