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Most of them are down the Moorlands end, so they're not spoiling the Brixton Square vista.

Talking of which, I met one of the new BS residents over the weekend. I told him I lived in the Barrier Block and he went all sneery about what a horrible building it was. Twat.

What a tosser.
 
someone on leander road or helix road has an alarm that has been going on for ages now. i think it's a smoke detector, and by the sounds of it, it's taken a bit of a wallop but is still going sporadically. occasionally someone shouts at them. leanderman can you go round and tell them off!
 
It's minging from CHL, but the flats are great.

I actually really like the architecture although I can see how it might not be to everyone's taste. At least it's solidly constructed, distinctive and unique rather than bland, boring and cheaply built.
 
It's an imposing building, but it's steeped in history and home to many long-term residents who've seen it pass through many phases. I'm on the council waiting list, I'd move in there in a shot.

The thing is, anyone with AN OUNCE of humility, who'd just moved into a development as upmarket as Brixton Square (just clarifying that BARRATT HOMES ARE CUNTS, cos I'm not sure anyone mentioned it before), would be able to keep their snotty view to themselves, given they chose to move into a building opposite the Barrier Block. Then there's the characters to be found around it, a colourful bunch who in no small way represent real life in Brixton. But realistically, the fact that the BS resident couldn't even contain his disgust probably tells you quite a bit about the type of person BS has attracted.
 
The thing is, anyone with AN OUNCE of humility, who'd just moved into a development as upmarket as Brixton Square (just clarifying that BARRATT HOMES ARE CUNTS, cos I'm not sure anyone mentioned it before), would be able to keep their snotty view to themselves, given they chose to move into a building opposite the Barrier Block.
If he'd said something along the lines of, "It's a bit of a daunting looking building but what it's like to live in?" I wouldn't have been annoyed, but as soon as he knew I lived there he wanted to tell me how shitty he thought it looked.

Like I give a fuck what he thinks and that the fucking office block he lives in looks any better.
 
someone on leander road or helix road has an alarm that has been going on for ages now. i think it's a smoke detector, and by the sounds of it, it's taken a bit of a wallop but is still going sporadically. occasionally someone shouts at them. leanderman can you go round and tell them off!

I wish I had that power! Just went past after a boozy night with winot and heard nothing.
 
someone on leander road or helix road has an alarm that has been going on for ages now. i think it's a smoke detector, and by the sounds of it, it's taken a bit of a wallop but is still going sporadically. occasionally someone shouts at them. leanderman can you go round and tell them off!

You're right. It's still letting off a demented shriek every few minutes. Unless that's my wife.
 
Planning application has been submitted for the development which will destroy part of the Mauleverer Road Mural.

Here is the reference number: 13/03322/FUL

http://planning.lambeth.gov.uk/online-applications/

If you are oppose to this mural being removed, please add your comments to the application. We really don't want to see this mural disappear.

If anyone has put in any comments to this application, please check they have actually gone through. It's taken most of us several times to get the comments onto the council's system!
 
got a letter back from the goodly folks at le Dogstar regarding abusive beer dray man. Looks like they're on the case and will be making a formal complaint to the brewery. Which is a result. So full marks to the Dogstar, what a pleasant suprise.
They're decent people there, you know.
 
I walked past two recently empty units under the arches on Atlantic Road earlier. Looks like they're going to become a Brindisa (fancy Spanish tapas place/purveyor of expensive Spanish deli items) as there's a license application up.
 
In slightly related news, I'm delighted that the original deli on Atlantic Road has reopened after their summer break. :)
oh good, I wandered past yesterday and wondered when they were re-opening. I am short on olive oil and balsamic vinegar

(first world problems/gentrification in action)
 
I walked past two recently empty units under the arches on Atlantic Road earlier. Looks like they're going to become a Brindisa (fancy Spanish tapas place/purveyor of expensive Spanish deli items) as there's a license application up.
So it's South Ken, Shoreditch, London Bridge, Soho, Borough... and now Brixton for Brindisa.

We're becoming a chain destination.

http://www.brindisa.com
 
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