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was thinking of empty plinths or coffins...
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If there's a chance to lobby the council/police about the bollards, which there probably isn't, some of them could be swapped for plinths or planters or seating or bins or bike racks. If it conforms to the PAS68 standard, it'll do the job. Here are a couple of examples
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I like the way they've instantly been absorbed into Brixton life and are are providing handy seating, picnic tables, ranting platforms etc.
Unfortunately the choices of bollards from safetyflex, the company who will be supplying the "Truckstopper" bollards (and are also the manufacturer of the concrete blocks) is rather more limited. (Although they are a darn sight less intrusive than some of the other street furniture introduced elsewhere as part of performative security measures.)
I was a bit disappointed when I saw them in real life... I had imagined them as bigger and more brutal.
Are you saying that we've got to pay twice?
Their website still says emergency only. A couple of my teeth are in a terrible state but nowhere near emergency status.Does anyone know if Blue Dental are taking patients again?
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Thanks. Mine is just about at emergency level. I hate teeth!Their website still says emergency only. A couple of my teeth are in a terrible state but nowhere near emergency status.
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VOTE FOR HILLSIDE GARDENS
Tiny non-league contender Palace Road Nature Garden (in the liminal space between Tulse Hill and Streatham Hill)
is in a David and Goliath contest against Premiership leaders Richmond Park in the latest round of
World Cup of South London Parks on Twitter (yes it really is a thing!)
If you have a Twitter account please vote for Palace Road before 7pm today
(or why not set up a Twitter account now, just to be able to stick it Richmond!)
Even if you might be planning to vote for Brockwell Park in the later rounds,
our small but perfectly formed SW2 local open space needs all the publicity that a shock win over Richmond today could bring
no booking fee?
1.36 I imagine.
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Fully gentrified prices too.
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Does gentrification still apply if it's a local couple ?
By some opinions I noticed, nothing should ever change, everything should stay the same in Brixton. The ship has sailed tho. Life goes on, areas change and in those changes not all business owners are “bad guys” or people packed with money or a big corp. Owners of this particular salon are two modest individuals who are making ends meet & working very hard. Their shop deserves a chance without the banter around gentrification or scuffing, when nobody actually walked into the place or know the shop been here for a while already in Brixton Mall. The commentary on page 35 just rubbed me the wrong way because it feels that this forum is just about talking rubbish about anything new that opens or anything that “changes” some nostalgic idea of the area. It’s not healthy.
There’s a substantial vocal minority that hates change
