lefteri
Well-Known Member
She was responsible for shutting down a load of lambeth’s libraries, I can’t see her as in any way soundJane is an interesting character - should be sound but she's a party loyalist through and through
She was responsible for shutting down a load of lambeth’s libraries, I can’t see her as in any way soundJane is an interesting character - should be sound but she's a party loyalist through and through
Jane's unfortunately a bit 'what did Lib say?'. I honestly think the entire council should just be 3 people and a big spreadsheet.She was responsible for shutting down a load of lambeth’s libraries, I can’t see her as in any way sound
Jane's unfortunately a bit 'what did Lib say?'. I honestly think the entire council should just be 3 people and a big spreadsheet.
She was responsible for shutting down a load of lambeth’s libraries, I can’t see her as in any way sound
Looks like work has sarted on replacin the Bourguest sign
Central government didn’t shut down Lambeth’s librariesDidn’t know she was in central government.
Alex
Central government didn’t shut down Lambeth’s libraries
So because other councils closed libraries it wasn’t Lambeth’s decision? And yet many councils haven’t closed any. And the meeting I was at where Lambeth’s oversight committee examined its own decision to close libraries? I must have dreamt it. You need to school yourselfSure they didn’t.
Whoever could have imagined the nationwide impact of a Lambeth councillor List of withdrawn libraries
Alex
So because other councils closed libraries it wasn’t Lambeth’s decision? And yet many councils haven’t closed any. And the meeting I was at where Lambeth’s oversight committee examined its own decision to close libraries? I must have dreamt it. You need to school yourself
I’ve no idea what you think Alex, maybe you should try articulating it instead of dropping gnomic sarky commentsI’m not sure what any of this means.
Are you saying I think Lambeth didn’t close any libraries ?
Alex
How many popular and flourishing libraries have been handed over, rent-free, to private commercial gym companies without any consultation or competitive bidding? How many have had vast sums of money spent on them to facilitate the aforementioned private gym? And how many library closures have been fought so hard with lengthy occupations and huge marches through the centre of town?Sure they didn’t.
Whoever could have imagined the nationwide impact of a Lambeth councillor List of withdrawn libraries
Alex
This September will see the opening of an F45 fitness studio in Brixton by a woman dedicated to bringing women from Brixton out into the open to remedy the fact that they are often excluded from health and fitness activities. Yemi is particularly interested in targeting women of colour as she feels they are underrepresented by advertising for gyms, health groups, lifestyle-based activities and much more due to predominately euro-centric advertising, assumptions and social pressures. Yemi has worked in the fitness industry for over 15 years across three different continents and knows first-hand how the racial diversity of health and fitness experts in the industry is lacking globally. This could be due to fewer media personalities of colour promoting health and fitness. This could all be changed if the fitness industry were to promote more careers to ethnic minority communities, and then there would be a greater proportion of fitness and health across the board.
Already a huge success in Australia, F45 is one of the world’s fastest growing fitness franchise concepts with over 1,150 studios across 36 countries. The F45 Brixton studio will be the cornerstone of the community and Yemi is currently seeking government funding to help her run a community outreach programme which will start by offering a number of community classes during non-peak hours every day.
Yay! An equality-fighting gym! Or something. For £200+ membership.
Given all the fighting for the underclasses rhetoric, I asked if they'd be giving free classes to the poor and for those on benefits. I didn't get a straight answer.£200 a month is a lot of dosh for a gym membership. Brockwell Lido is £55 all you can eat, but if Yemi offers foc classes during the day then good for her.
They haven't announced their Brixton prices yet, but a month to month contract is £220/month here, with the 'cheapest' option - a 6 month minimum membership - being £185 per month. Which at £2,200 a year still strikes me as a shitload of disposable income, with or without all the 'promoting diversity' guff.£200 a month for gym membership!!!???
I’d want to live in the chuffing gym for that price
I don’t think so. Closest place I’ve found is opposite the Decorators Mate in Streatham. I think it’s called the Mediterranean Food Centre and there’s a separate butcher attached.Is there anywhere in Brixton to buy merguez since the Moroccan deli place in station road closed?
A damn I just went past there before I saw this - thanks, will know next time!I don’t think so. Closest place I’ve found is opposite the Decorators Mate in Streatham. I think it’s called the Mediterranean Food Centre and there’s a separate butcher attached.
My friend made that!
It's awful. A total dead zone. Bland and corporate and lifeless.Just walked down Popes Road by Sports Direct/ Van Mildert. It's killed it. Totally killed it.