I've got a rant all ready to go on Buzz about that. I saw that bullshit last week. Fucking bullshit.The advertising really pisses me off. Fuck this.View attachment 107922
This may be nauseating, but it may give East Brixton a lift.I've got a rant all ready to go on Buzz about that. I saw that bullshit last week. Fucking bullshit.
Not sure East Brixton needs a 'lift' in the shape of an exclusive private gated development where the well heeled can "cut their own groove."This may be nauseating, but it may give East Brixton a lift.
They tried that quite a few years ago - with all the new high density developments surrounding this bit of green space they may now find it tricky to push through. Besides, they granted the noisy car wash fuckers an improbably long lease.I reckon the next thing to happen may be a proposal to develop the Car Wash - though that would require cooperation from the Blairite council, which I think still own the freehold.
They're got their metaphors all mixed up. What has an edge got to do with a groove, really? Marketing's all retro music themed but the name is just ..edgy.
you might be right. But at least two edges per groove, surely.Surely every groove must have an edge?
you might be right. But at least two edges per groove, surely.
You mean a sub-lease? From memory this was "housing land" transferred to Ujima Housing Association (subsequently placed in receivership) - then picked up by a Stanmore property company who are sitting on it using their car wash sub tenants to generate some income. I'm sure property companies make more out of developments than car washes and they are biding their time.They tried that quite a few years ago - with all the new high density developments surrounding this bit of green space they may now find it tricky to push through. Besides, they granted the noisy car wash fuckers an improbably long lease.
Thing is they've never responded since the leak started - it was the Fire Brigade who temporarily bodged a repair in response to a report from the public about a 'major water leak.'Leak still going as I walked past yesterday. I've reported it again to Thames Water..... haven't we been here before
I don't have twitter or facebook accounts - can someone contact them this way??
I note that despite Thames Water's reluctance to do any work, they are not slow in selling your payment details to Equifax, as I found when following up my current Identity Theft issue.Apart from reports on bank and credit card accounts - right at the top of the list is a chart of payments to Thames Water for the last 3 years.Thing is they've never responded since the leak started - it was the Fire Brigade who temporarily bodged a repair in response to a report from the public about a 'major water leak.'
Seems to be the Listen with Mother version of the former Property Porn on Brixton Road.Cringeworthy to say the least!! That photographer is so urrrggggghhhhhh... It reminded me of this 'mockumentary' by Rankin - Rankin Satirizes Fashion People Perfectly in New 'Mockumentary'. Having been subjected to working with him it didn't feel very mock, felt very much like a flashback.
probably won't be interested unless they're on deliverooThose rich folks moving into upper floors of the Edge will be able to enjoy commanding views of the Brixton Soup Kitchen opposite. Nice.
so would it be better if the 'rich folk' lived miles away from the soup kitchensThose rich folks moving into upper floors of the Edge will be able to enjoy commanding views of the Brixton Soup Kitchen opposite. Nice.
It would be better if exclusive luxury developments with no social housing provision weren't being built in areas of high deprivation and it would be better if there was no need for soup kitchens at all. Do you not have a problem with such vast social inequality being shoved in the faces of those in poverty?so would it be better if the 'rich folk' lived miles away from the soup kitchens
Wow. Are you actually promoting ghettoisation? Let's keep the poor people in their ghetto while the rich keep Kensington and Chelsea.It would be better if exclusive luxury developments with no social housing provision weren't being built in areas of high deprivation and it would be better if there was no need for soup kitchens at all. Do you not have a problem with such vast social inequality being shoved in the faces of those in poverty?
No not at all. I'm all for old-school mixed housing with plentiful social housing occupied full of people from all backgrounds and classes. But do I find it offensive when one luxury, exclusive gated development after another opens up in one of the most deprived communities in London? Yes, I fucking do. I find it divisive. It also contributes to the tearing apart of established communities, where locals can no longer afford to live in their own community. That's how I feel. How about you?Wow. Are you actually promoting ghettoisation? Let's keep the poor people in their ghetto while the rich keep Kensington and Chelsea.
It would be better if exclusive luxury developments with no social housing provision weren't being built in areas of high deprivation and it would be better if there was no need for soup kitchens at all. Do you not have a problem with such vast social inequality being shoved in the faces of those in poverty?
let's face it not everyone buying is super rich or indeed bad people who wont contribute to the community. FFS we have enough divisions in society with all the shit to do with values and fundamentalism (right and left) so please don't perpetuate with stupidisms around class or incomeWow. Are you actually promoting ghettoisation? Let's keep the poor people in their ghetto while the rich keep Kensington and Chelsea.
yeah cos there's so much new council housing being built in K&CWow. Are you actually promoting ghettoisation? Let's keep the poor people in their ghetto while the rich keep Kensington and Chelsea.
Not sure where anyone's mentioned 'super rich' people or 'bad' people but the fact remains that there is a widening wealth divide between the haves and the have nots in Brixton, particularly around this development.let's face it not everyone buying is super rich or indeed bad people who wont contribute to the community. FFS we have enough divisions in society with all the shit to do with values and fundamentalism (right and left) so please don't perpetuate with stupidisms around class or income
My understanding is that planning policy is always towards integration of tenures. From the management side I understand the separation of cores simply to reduce costs. This is something that urbs seem to find horrific. Tbh I consider this stupid politicising - who wants to spend more for nothing?No not at all. I'm all for old-school mixed housing with plentiful social housing occupied full of people from all backgrounds and classes. But do I find it offensive when one luxury, exclusive gated development after another opens up in one of the most deprived communities in London? Yes, I fucking do. I find it divisive. It also contributes to the tearing apart of established communities, where locals can no longer afford to live in their own community. That's how I feel. How about you?