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Brixton Village/Granville Arcade indoor market, Brixton

Nice and selective shooting there, ed.
There was nothing 'selective' about it at all.

I was with Eme, and we'd stopped to talk to two urbanites who were having a coffee. I looked up and grabbed a single shot. That is the picture. That is what I saw.

I can even give you the name of the two urbanites if you'd like to check my story, and then you might like to apologise.
 
have you just come on to this thread to pick a fight and call me names? knock yourself out gramps, i can't be arsed tho. your existence serves merely as a warning to others.
 
It's pretty typical of Brixton Village specifically though isn't it?

No.

I walk through there most mornings.

The Atlantic road side still has a lot of retail shops. Fish, veg , meat and general goods.

I looked at the FB page and it does not show that side of the market.
 
I was chatting to the lady who owns the clothes shop Saloon at the country show and she said she was struggling. It's all about the food there now. And not that much disposable income, probably because everyone's paying huge rents and have had their pay frozen.
 
No.

I walk through there most mornings.

The Atlantic road side still has a lot of retail shops. Fish, veg , meat and general goods.

I looked at the FB page and it does not show that side of the market.

I said Brixton Village specifically, not the wider market which you are right about.
 
Because I sometimes get the same feeling there as I do when I am in the City. This is not somewhere I can really afford to eat in. So I feel out of place.

Sorry you feel that way. Some of the restaurants are a bit hit and miss in the market, but they certainly have a lot more going for them and are far more accessible to the average punter than anything in the City.
 
Much as I am attached to the Granville Arcade, it has to be said that it's a pretty impractical building. For half the year it's baltic with icy blasts funnelling along the avenues and as soon as the sun comes out the glass roof makes it impossibly hot.
 
Much as I am attached to the Granville Arcade, it has to be said that it's a pretty impractical building. For half the year it's baltic with icy blasts funnelling along the avenues and as soon as the sun comes out the glass roof makes it impossibly hot.

I wouldn't be surprised if they shove some kind of doors on the place eventually and turn it into a nice indoor mall.
 
I wouldn't be surprised if they shove some kind of doors on the place eventually and turn it into a nice indoor mall.

Would need listed building consent.
I have spent many hours shivering in there trussed up in multilayered thermals wishing for just that. Hard to imagine today.
 
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