You'll have to have a word with the people who run the car wash on the old texaco site as it is they who won the PFI contract cost being a major factor these days.Can a bomb bay be built in to this cable car?
Sony made them with you in mind. "Stand out from the crowd with these trendy headphones".I have to say, these headphones are superb.
I'd rather they were a bit more ambitious. Halfords is usually empty when I pop in (and yet the staff are usually rather occupied)
All I got was burnt timber and a few rocks and bottles.That might improve the quality of goods dumped in my back garden the time the next riots come around.
Apparently if you travel to almost anywhere inside the M25 at peak time from Brixton tube it's quicker by bike than by public transport. According to some bloke who's put Tfl journey planner times into a spreadsheet. http://www.findproperly.co.uk/faster-by-public-transport-or-bike.php http://road.cc/content/news/93687-bikes-faster-public-transport-most-london-journeys-under-8-miles
Do you believe this? I always thought the super-speedy Victoria Line would be quickest for some journeys.
Apparently if you travel to almost anywhere inside the M25 at peak time from Brixton tube it's quicker by bike than by public transport. According to some bloke who's put Tfl journey planner times into a spreadsheet.
Do you believe this? I always thought the super-speedy Victoria Line would be quickest for some journeys.
It turns out that in London almost all journeys of less than 5km (3 miles) are quicker by bike, and public transport only becomes faster for more than 50 percent of journeys if you’re travelling more than 13km (8 miles).
Isn't Waitrose a worker's co-op? Shouldn't we be welcoming it?
It's not a real worker's co-op. They don't share the profits with temporary and part time staff.Isn't Waitrose a worker's co-op? Shouldn't we be welcoming it?
Yeah I saw that earlier. It's definitely right. As Crispy said (and in my experience), door to door, cycling is always faster over shorter distances (e.g. 3 miles) and often over longer distances too. I can get from Brixton to Victoria in 15 minutes on the bike and have even done it in 12 before. I've easily beaten Ms Hatter back home from Dalston (8 miles) a few times recently. (I even managed to beat her back from Camden one night after 6 hours at a Surgeon gig )Apparently if you travel to almost anywhere inside the M25 at peak time from Brixton tube it's quicker by bike than by public transport. According to some bloke who's put Tfl journey planner times into a spreadsheet. http://www.findproperly.co.uk/faster-by-public-transport-or-bike.php http://road.cc/content/news/93687-bikes-faster-public-transport-most-london-journeys-under-8-miles
Do you believe this? I always thought the super-speedy Victoria Line would be quickest for some journeys.
I've been monitoring the planning applications for that address (excitment _is_ my middle name) and all the most recent ones pertain to some sort of cafe/boozer:Brixton blog reckons it'll be opposite the Albert. http://www.brixtonblog.com/waitrose-convenience-supermarket-coming-to-brixton/16054
...Change of use of the existing ground floor shop (Use Class A1) to provide a mixed use of Restaurant/Cafe and Drinking Establishment....
"The Brindisa Food Rooms."Article about Brindisa coming to Atlantic Road.
www.hot-dinners.com/Gastroblog/Latest-news/brindisa-comes-to-brixton-with-the-brindisa-food-rooms
editor said:"The Brindisa Food Rooms.."
Oh, tres artisan.
Is he installing the cable car discussed earlier?This guy has a scary job and a big drill. He is working on Chartham Court.
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Wahaca?Moar food places eh? What is that Mexican chain that is coming along soon?
Bless you.Wahaca?
Looking forward to the Mexican place getting here. Perhaps they can get the chilli strength right, unlike that place in the market.
Sadly their fare is quite bland.Looking forward to the Mexican place getting here. Perhaps they can get the chilli strength right, unlike that place in the market.