You've gone to quite some effort here to read a certain meaning into the words "sympathy" and "consequences".
Thanks.
You've gone to quite some effort here to read a certain meaning into the words "sympathy" and "consequences".
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Brixton 'Booty' car boot sale on Coldharbour Lane.....................
policy is a bit rich. Wonder how much the space costs them?
What caught my eye, buried in the blog was this:The good news is that it apparently attracts "a vibrant mix of buyers and sellers."
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Brixton 'Booty' car boot sale on Coldharbour Lane.
£25 to sell from a van or £20 for a car is pretty pricey compared to most.
What is a bit more unusual is having to pay to go and buy there
8am onwards it costs £3
9am onwards it costs 50p
Guess this is to stop (or cash in on) the hawkers and traders swarming over the stalls first thing. Still seems a bit off to me though.
If they can get 30 pitches sold (10 vans and 20 cars for example) that makes £650.
Add 30 visitors at £3 and another 200 at 50p giving another £190 would give the organisers £840 for a Sunday mornings graft.
Glad to see a central Brixton boot sale but think the Nu Brickers pricing policy is a bit rich. Wonder how much the space costs them?
Anyone else received a call from a security company scare-mongering about local crime in order to sell their security devices? The caller started off by referring to community safety, so I thought it was something to do with the council. She said that robberies and burglaries in the area are rising, then got pushier when I said I felt safe and didn't need their product, saying that there's a rise in aggravated burglary. When I repeated I felt safe in my area, she was indignant, and said something sarky along the lines of, "Oh, well, if you feel safe, good for you".
We got home to a van full of riot police at the end if our road so maybe they have a pointAnyone else received a call from a security company scare-mongering about local crime in order to sell their security devices? The caller started off by referring to community safety, so I thought it was something to do with the council. She said that robberies and burglaries in the area are rising, then got pushier when I said I felt safe and didn't need their product, saying that there's a rise in aggravated burglary. When I repeated I felt safe in my area, she was indignant, and said something sarky along the lines of, "Oh, well, if you feel safe, good for you".
Didn't work for me. A lot of these automated calls come from out of the country.Signing up to the Telephone Preference Service seems to stop most of them.
Didn't work for me. A lot of these automated calls come from out of the country.
I had it so bad I had to abandon the number I'd had for 15 years. I was given a new number and within a day the fuckers were ringing me up again.It's true it doesn't stop those.
Signing up to the Telephone Preference Service seems to stop most of them.
Or, in my case, never answering the phone
We got home to a van full of riot police at the end if our road so maybe they have a point
I don't answer mine now, either. BT are fucking useless on this.Or, in my case, never answering the phone
Hmmm. That'd be the police activity we saw last night then. How sad. And what a mess.Boy, 16, arrested over fatal stabbing in Brixton:
http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-27281161
Hmmm. That'd be the police activity we saw last night then. How sad. And what a mess.
Oh look. Another article about Brixton. Do you think it might possible mention the riots?
Gosh! It does!
From Riots and Rebels to Juice Bars and Tapas, a New Brixton Emerges
Oh great, another cocktail bar. It's opening up in the Bombay Kitchen opposite the Phoenix.
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