David Clapson
Well-Known Member
I spoke to Tony of the 414. He's fighting it and wants lots of objections to the planning application.
Is it anything to do with Lambeth?Gutted I must've DJed there at least 50 times between 1995 and 2002 - so many awesome memories of that place.
Fuck Lambeth
Fuck knows tbh. Fuck whoever. CuntsIs it anything to do with Lambeth?
Only if the applicant knew about it and thought it would bolster their argument.Would you expect there to be? I think the complaint is very recent, so perhaps the council hasn't investigated it yet.
I don't want to labour this point, but simply inferring or suggesting something could still be seen as defamatory, so it's something I tend to be wary of.But it means I'm speculating, expressing a wish to know about something...the logical inference is that I don't know.
I suspect that behind all this there's nothing sinister - it's just that the market owners have been assessing how to make more money from the site. They know how much rent they could get if the site was let to a retailer, they may have a retail tenant lined up. Now Tony has to match the retail rent. Presumably he's been paying much less and has had a nasty surprise.
It's here: http://club414.org/414 - club not found
On what grounds? Not being funny but remember reading on the boards that objections have to be about the proposal fitting with policy rather than expressing a preference against something happening.
(and I'd be happy to object if given the right wording. Ta)
I suspect that behind all this there's nothing sinister - it's just that the market owners have been assessing how to make more money from the site. They know how much rent they could get if the site was let to a retailer, they may have a retail tenant lined up. Now Tony has to match the retail rent. Presumably he's been paying much less and has had a nasty surprise.
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Because having an all night club on the ground floor would be too vibrant for the nu-residents.So why go for a change of use on the ground floor?
Or anyone elseBecause having an all night club on the ground floor would be too vibrant for the nu-residents.
Except the night club already exists.Or anyone else
You've lost meExcept the night club already exists.
If you want the quiet of the suburbs, fuck off back to the suburbs and don't move in next to a nightclub that has been operating for 30 years.
But there appears to be plenty of people who are happy to move right next door to pubs and clubs in gentrifying and trendy 'vibrant' areas and then set about complaining about the existing noise until they've closed the places down.You've lost me
I'm just saying I doubt there's many people who would live above an all night nightclub, except in this case the owners
Wouldn't that make them "nu" by default, on account of them moving in?But there appears to be plenty of people who are happy to move right next door to pubs and clubs in gentrifying and trendy 'vibrant' areas and then set about complaining about the existing noise until they've closed the places down.