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Brixton news, rumours and general chat - September 2012

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We are going to become like Clapham - all estate agents and eateries.

Yesterday I heard some young Clapham people moaning that East London was too cool for them :D They probably won't like Brixton soon.
 
That is the worst thing that could happen. Think I would rather have a four storey McDonald's mega-store sponsored by News International that those cunts. Direct actions.......
 
Foxtons?! Unbelievable scenes.

Having said that, they've had an office in Streatham for a while now so it was inevitable really.

I assume they'll be parking their liveried Minis near the Trinity - perhaps we can key them en masse?

Edit: Really Drew? :D
 
And another thing, you ponces with your "real ale bars" selling 30 types of overpriced dirty dish water, YOU'RE just as much a part of this gentrification problem. What we need is a bigger, more prominent Wetherspoon, real drinks, for real people, at real prices.
 
And another thing, you ponces with your "real ale bars" selling 30 types of overpriced dirty dish water, YOU'RE just as much a part of this gentrification problem. What we need is a bigger, more prominent Wetherspoon, real drinks, for real people, at real prices.
Meet for a pint in 'Spoons later?
 
What objections are we logging? I can't find the 'Robbing Cunts' category?
Additional traffic congestion - lots of minis, pontentially lots of driving customers, limited parking in immediate vicinity

Also, the Brixton Masterplan states that residents want to "retain the unique character of central Brixton" and I suggest that filling up the High Street with estate agents will not do that.
 
I am honestly shocked at this shit. I bet the local estate agents (not that many here will worry) are over the fucking moon too :rolleyes:
 
Objections:
  • Adversely affects Listed Bldg/Setting​
  • Loss of Property Value​
  • Increase in Vermin :mad:
  • Not Sustainable Employment​
  • Objecting to the proposal​
  • Over-Concentration of Use in Area​
  • Poor Design​
  • Too Bulky/High/Out of Scale etc​
  • Unsociable Behaviour​
Some a bit tenuous at best.



 
And another thing, you ponces with your "real ale bars" selling 30 types of overpriced dirty dish water, YOU'RE just as much a part of this gentrification problem.
Rubbish - it's the long awaited reclamation of one of our national drinks - which was gradually taken away from us throughout the 70s/80s/90s by massive corporates selling that fcuking piss called lager.

What we need is a bigger, more prominent Wetherspoon, real drinks, for real people, at real prices.
Funnily enough, Speedy Noodles would be a great location for a more prominent Wetherspoons.
 
speedy noodle v foxtons on vermin population density? Tricky one.

Look at the vermin:

foxtons.jpg
 
Rubbish - it's the long awaited reclamation of one of our national drinks - which was gradually taken away from us throughout the 70s/80s/90s by massive corporates selling that fcuking piss called lager.

Re-branded, marked up, and now unaffordable to the common man (unless you drink it for far cheaper in a 'spoons)

Funnily enough, Speedy Noodles would be a great location for a more prominent Wetherspoons.

Don't make me wet baby...
 
Re-branded, marked up, and now unaffordable to the common man (unless you drink it for far cheaper in a 'spoons)
I'd say it's the Government's tax/duty approach which is to blame for the high price of beer, above anything else. Beer (and cider) made by small and medium sized firms should have a hefty discount on the duty they have to pay IMO.


Don't make me wet baby...
:D
 
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