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Fuck Gentrification - Join the Fuck Parade...Part 3!

Plenty of gentrified pubs around that area. Saturday night, full of rugger buggers watching the England game. Thought that would be their ideal target,!!

Would class war attack them? Would they fuck! Don't want people fighting back now do we!

After a good night protesting £2.50 cereal folk need a place to retire to where they can spend £5 per pint moaning about it.
 
I've just looked at their menu, small british cereals are £2.50 a bowl...... of course they don't tell you how much a "small" is.

On the one I've bought, the entire box is 585g divided by 18, meaning each serving is 32.5 grams.

I'd be interesting to see how that compares.

TBH, their coffees seem quite reasonably priced.
Utterly irrelevant question but: what the hell cereal is £2 for a 585g box?
 
been there, semi City/ office worker pub, as you'd expect in that location, have no idea how you'd think anti gentrification activists, rightly or wrongly, would decide to go and protest / whatever, there - there's prob 50-100 similarly converted pubs in a 2 square mile radius


Its about 100 meters from the cereal shop. Its not a city pub. Its another symbol of gentrification in that area. Its was built in 1816, The original Crown & Shuttle served East London’s residents right up to 2001.


"Hot on the heels of Bethnal Green Road’s Well & Bucket <link?> comes another sexy revamped East End boozer – this time it’s the turn of The Crown & Shuttle. <link?> <link?>Originally buit in 1816, the Crown & Shuttle served East London’s residents right up to 2001 in various guises. Boarded up in 2001, it has since formed a part of that stretch of no man’s land between The City and Shoreditch (near that weird outdoor golf centre), but all that is about to change. <link?> <link?>With a bare brick interior and old-fashioned benches that nod to the venue’s illustrious past, this new hot spot will soon become a destination for craft beers, good food and good times. A relaxed atmosphere will gladly attract more Shoreditch hipsters than City bankers. At the back there’s a glorious beer garden and the Shuttle Bus kitchen serves pulled pork rolls amongst other delights. <link?> <link?>Craft beers flow from the new pumps and an extensive wine list will have locals watering at the mouth – as will the posh sausage rolls served as bar snacks. Delicious. - See more at: The Crown & Shuttle - Just Opened London"
 
Looks even more "urban" and "edgy" now. Probably done them a favor.


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Its about 100 meters from the cereal shop. Its not a city pub. Its another symbol of gentrification in that area. Its was built in 1816, The original Crown & Shuttle served East London’s residents right up to 2001.


I just dont get your point - there 1000's of "symbols of gentrification " in the area, are you saying they should protests against / attack all of them ? None of them ?
 
I like the way they've got a 5 star hygiene rating..... I don't know how the fuck you'd get anything less when you're only selling bowls of cereal and toast :D
chin hedges on them boys you never know what you might find floating in your artisan milk
 
When it said "continued below" I thought it was an apposite and passing reference to Private Eye's continued page 74. But no. It actually did :(
it's very good there are people who've taken an ma critical theory at the university of sussex to speak up on behalf of windows.
 
Why are they gentrifiers? Because they've got beards? Because they're 'hipsters'?
ruth glass said:
One by one, many of the working class quarters have been invaded by the middle class - upper and lower ... Once this process of 'gentrification' starts in a district it goes on rapidly until all or most of the working class occupiers are displaced and the whole social social character of the district is changed
they are gentrifiers because they are gentrifying as per ruth glass's definition. and why should we accept her definition? because she invented the term.
 
For the first time ever a uniquely Urban row emerged blinking and dazed into my everyday life.

We don't often talk "politics" at work. Even the revelation that Prime Minister, David Cameron, fucked a dead pig in the mouth didn't warrant a mention.

Yet, today, around the lunch table someone asked me "Did you hear about that cereal cafe that attacked?"

They really did.

Normally when I make these kinda posts I'm being sarcastic to highlight the irrelevance of the spat.

But, no, today someone really did bring up the attack on the cereal cafe.

Naturally, I declined to offer much comment...
 
they are gentrifiers because they are gentrifying as per ruth glass's definition. and why should we accept her definition? because she invented the term.

what makes those cafe owners middle class and other food establishment owners in the area not middle class?
 
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