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Hadn’t heard of Lost in Brixton, what is it? Looks like a bar no.

Also, can’t work out where it is?

I never went but think it’s the covered drinking/dining annex to the covered markets
you book a table, order food via app and the delights are brought to your table
think the entrance is off popes road...

 
I never went but think it’s the covered drinking/dining annex to the covered markets
you book a table, order food via app and the delights are brought to your table
think the entrance is off popes road...

Annex? is it on the roof of the granville arcade or am I reading that wrong?
 
Hadn’t heard of Lost in Brixton, what is it? Looks like a bar no.

Also, can’t work out where it is?
It's nu-Brixton, fake community shit


 
It’s above Flannels (is that still there?). The entrance is inside the market at the back where the loos are.
 
It's nu-Brixton, fake community shit



Just cycled down Pope’s Rd and could hear music which seemed like it was coming from there. Seemed pretty loud for a Sunday evening.
 
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I did live in Central Brixton for years. Gradually noise issues got worse.

Imo large areas of it are now seriously affected by noise that is not even inside a premises.

Im not talking about one off events. But what appear to be regular commercial events - in open air.

Outside Brixton Village now a regular sound system with bar and dancing in the courtyard. How the Council allowed this when its directly below residential flats is beyond me.

And this isn't about newcomers. These recent additions to Brixton are new.
 
I did live in Central Brixton for years. Gradually noise issues got worse.

Imo large areas of it are now seriously affected by noise that is not even inside a premises.

Im not talking about one off events. But what appear to be regular commercial events - in open air.

Outside Brixton Village now a regular sound system with bar and dancing in the courtyard. How the Council allowed this when its directly below residential flats is beyond me.

And this isn't about newcomers. These recent additions to Brixton are new.
Your point about the village resonated with me - seriously loud out at the front now as I noticed on Saturday night. Didn't it used to be just (quieter) food places on the front there? Now they have those wooden booths and things.
 
You haven't explained the situation fully, but if you own both the property you live in and the flat you rent out (including getting the tenants to pay off your mortgage on the one you let), dont expect too much sympathy on here. Unless there are particular mitigating circumstances.
 
You haven't explained the situation fully, but if you own both the property you live in and the flat you rent out (including getting the tenants to pay off your mortgage on the one you let), dont expect too much sympathy on here. Unless there are particular mitigating circumstances.
Thank you for your reply. I wasn't really looking for sympathy. Rather I was seeking an explanation of why there is such vehement antipathy on this forum to private sector housing.
 
There is a very real problems with private sector housing, particularly with ex local authority properties initially bought right to buy and now owned by commercial or semi commercial landlords who are riding on the crest of a cruel housing crisis that leaves some spending a huge proportion of their income on a roof over their heads. If they were being offered at Local Authority rents ie half the "Open Market" rent fair enough. But we have neighbours living in identical flats, some as council tenants and others as private tenants paying vastly different rates. I'm sure Mr paulee and pave are exemplary property owners offering an almost philanthropic service to everyone they house.
 
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