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George IV/Music Bar at 144 Brixton Hill closing as another Tesco comes to Brixton

I imagine some squat parties don't trouble themselves with the same volume restrictions imposed on legal venues.

An assumption. Although tbf a lot of the interior has been ripped out so I wouldn't be surprised if the sound travelled more. Still, I have very little sympathy for anyone who chooses to live so close to a venue and then complains about the noise.
 
One of my old flat mates did that. The smoke from the burning plastic was horrendous and wrecked the whole upstairs of the flat. She was wankered and didn't even hear the alarm go off. Another flatmate had to drag her out of the room.

The firebrigade came and put it out on the third floor. 10 minutes after they left it caught alight again! :eek:
 
One of my old flat mates did that. The smoke from the burning plastic was horrendous and wrecked the whole upstairs of the flat. She was wankered and didn't even hear the alarm go off. Another flatmate had to drag her out of the room.

The firebrigade came and put it out on the third floor. 10 minutes after they left it caught alight again! :eek:

:eek:

I never put a candle directly onto any flammable surface. Always stick it on a saucer or similar.

Better still, use the fake ones :D
 
An assumption. Although tbf a lot of the interior has been ripped out so I wouldn't be surprised if the sound travelled more. Still, I have very little sympathy for anyone who chooses to live so close to a venue and then complains about the noise.

TBF the tone in the editor's quote didn't sound all that bothered by the party - more like it was a minor irritation than 'outraged of Brixton Hill.'

(So we can guess it wasn't sent by ajdown.)
 
There was more outrage from the squatters when it was suggested that they were going to have a party, tbf.
 
I assumed they just didn't want it advertised to 1. all and sundry, 2. any tesco, police, council people who read the brixton blog or read the George IV fb page.
 
Oh, forgot to say.

Have squatters been evicted? I saw door open today and a man putting sheet metal over the windows
 
Still can't see anything suggesting the deadline has been extended. doesn't 'pending consideration' mean they're in the considering any objections phase, not the receiving objections phase?
 
Boycott Tesco Acre Lane.
If you couldn't make the meeting there is some good news. Planning permission to create a car park at the front of the pub has been declined.

Just to let everyone who objected know... I (a couple of days ago) received a new letter from Lambeth informing me of an application to make amendments to the front of the George IV plus the installation of car parking to the front. I have misplaced the letter and haven't time to search the Lambeth site for it now but, sounds to me like Tesco may have made a new, identical (iirc) application to the one which was refused? If so, everyone who objected first time around will need to do so again..
 
I got that letter too.

I've also today got 3 further letters about 3 of their applications which will be discussed at a planning meeting on 16th April, next Tuesday. Loads of notice as per.

Someone mentioned that Chuka had put something in motion about community listing or something and that this might be why they've started pushing them again.
 
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