Camberwell news and chitter-chatter
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ska invita
back on the other side
are you saying rat records has permanently shut down?
mango5
Endeavour era
It closed a while back but continues online
www.ratrecordsuk.net
Rat Records, Camberwell - buy and sell second hand records, albums, cds
Rat records second hand record & CD shop in Camberwell, London, SE5 0RW - and auctions on eBay. I buy vinyl records and CDs; rare items; collectables; private collections; bulk lots and clearances. I pay cash and collect throughout the UK.
editor
hiraethified
I was talking to someone and all being well there may be a good future for that unit. I'll keep you posted if I hear more.It closed a while back but continues online
Rat Records, Camberwell - buy and sell second hand records, albums, cds
Rat records second hand record & CD shop in Camberwell, London, SE5 0RW - and auctions on eBay. I buy vinyl records and CDs; rare items; collectables; private collections; bulk lots and clearances. I pay cash and collect throughout the UK.
#fingerscrossed
BoxRoom
nicely inconspicuous
Fingers well crossed! I miss that shop.
editor
hiraethified
It's happened!
Dash The Henge record label to take over former Rat Records store in Camberwell
Brixton Buzz is delighted to learn that the former Rat Records store in Camberwell will be reopening to serve as both a record store and a small events venue.
www.brixtonbuzz.com
BoxRoom
nicely inconspicuous
That sounds great! Thanks for the update! I'll look forward to thatIt's happened!
Dash The Henge record label to take over former Rat Records store in Camberwell
Brixton Buzz is delighted to learn that the former Rat Records store in Camberwell will be reopening to serve as both a record store and a small events venue.
Very good news. Although I have zero interest in vinyl and have never once stepped foot inside the shop it is good to have independent and innovative places to attract wider custom and not the steady stream of express supermarkets, bookies, kebab shops, and cheap homewear shops that seem to be 80% of the non food shops around the Green.
hungry_squirrel
Well-Known Member
Pretty gross, down on the Green.
mango5
Endeavour era
Free film screenings in Brunswick Park this weekend.
www.brunswickparkfilmfestival.org.uk
Brunswick Park Film Festival
9-11 September 2022. Brunswick Park Film Festival is an annual event programmed by The Bower in Camberwell, South East London. Established in 2018, the past two years have seen the natural surroundings of the park lit up by outdoor projections, a pop up cinema screen and the Bower building...
www.brunswickparkfilmfestival.org.uk
friendofdorothy
Solidarity against neoliberalism!
just heard this from film maker Virginia Nimarkoh:Free film screenings in Brunswick Park this weekend.
Brunswick Park Film Festival
9-11 September 2022. Brunswick Park Film Festival is an annual event programmed by The Bower in Camberwell, South East London. Established in 2018, the past two years have seen the natural surroundings of the park lit up by outdoor projections, a pop up cinema screen and the Bower building...
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
thought it looked familiar - cormont road school and st gabriel's college came up in the brixton history thread a year or so back
lost hospitals of london website says that both st gabriel's and cormont (road) school became a temporary hospital in 1914, closed 1919
1916 OS map here
editor
hiraethified
It still looks quite wonderful!
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
SH - "Look at those big, isolated clumps of building rising up above the slates, like brick islands in a lead-colored sea."
JW - "The board-schools."
SH - "Light-houses, my boy! Beacons of the future! Capsules with hundreds of bright little seeds in each, out of which will spring the wise, better England of the future."
(conversation between Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson on travelling by train through S London on the way to or from Woking, 'The Naval Treaty')
not-bono-ever
meh
George Dyer obituary | Fashion | The Guardian
<strong>Other lives:</strong> Tailor whose Threadneedle Man shop in south London attracted an appreciative celebrity clientele
I didn’t know my tailor had passed. I went to call in this afternoon to start a new vic reeves style suit project with a velvet collar etc . But too late. I used to use Sidney Charles in Deptford until the same happened .
Need a new tailor in SE London now
hash tag
Books, not bombs
Goodness, first world problems.George Dyer obituary | Fashion | The Guardian
<strong>Other lives:</strong> Tailor whose Threadneedle Man shop in south London attracted an appreciative celebrity clienteleamp.theguardian.com
I didn’t know my tailor had passed. I went to call in this afternoon to start a new vic reeves style suit project with a velvet collar etc . But too late. I used to use Sidney Charles in Deptford until the same happened .
Need a new tailor in SE London now
I knew a tailor once , he was called Simon and I knew it was going to fit.
not-bono-ever
meh
I dress like a tramp unless I need to wear a suit.
I have worn these for 2 days, including going to the shops
I have worn these for 2 days, including going to the shops
hash tag
Books, not bombs
How very punk My, what big feet you have.
editor
hiraethified
Free live music every Saturday
Free live music every Saturday at Dash The Henge record store in Camberwell
The recently opened Dash The Henge store in Camberwell has already become a vital part of the local music scene, and the record shop is now offering free live performances at 5pm every Saturday.
www.brixtonbuzz.com
I used to live more or less next door to that! About 20 years ago.
jimbarkanoodle
Well-Known Member
Just walked past The Bear, plenty of people inside and out. Peeped through the window and it looks very basic inside, not necessarily a bad thing of course.
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
I missed the Akwasidae Festival on Saturday - did everyone at Brixton Buzz and Urban75 enjoy it?
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