Hackney chitter-chatter &tc
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Fozzie Bear
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Can we all take a moment to enjoy this beautiful property for sale near me for a mere £1.7m.
www.rightmove.co.uk
Check out this 3 bedroom detached house for sale on Rightmove
3 bedroom detached house for sale in Belfast Road, London, N16 for £1,450,000. Marketed by Property Inc, Harringay
'Ample development opportunity here!'Can we all take a moment to enjoy this beautiful property for sale near me for a mere £1.7m.
Check out this 3 bedroom detached house for sale on Rightmove
3 bedroom detached house for sale in Belfast Road, London, N16 for £1,450,000. Marketed by Property Inc, Harringay
blossie33
trailer trash
I know someone who used to live in Belfast Road in a shared property, not that one though - not exactly an attractive building!
It's a funny old road with the mix of old terrace houses and commercial properties, I like the look of the house on the end with the turret that overlooks the railway
History note...before 1907 it was called Stamford Terrace and there was a small brewery there.
It's a funny old road with the mix of old terrace houses and commercial properties, I like the look of the house on the end with the turret that overlooks the railway
History note...before 1907 it was called Stamford Terrace and there was a small brewery there.
Fozzie Bear
Well-Known Member
The houses on the south side are nice but it’s still pretty industrial really. I’m friends with some of the artists who use one of the warehouses as studio space.I know someone who used to live in Belfast Road in a shared property, not that one though - not exactly an attractive building!
It's a funny old road with the mix of old terrace houses and commercial properties, I like the look of the house on the end with the turret that overlooks the railway
History note...before 1907 it was called Stamford Terrace and there was a small brewery there.
Good God. Imagine telling someone it would be worth that 20 years ago.Can we all take a moment to enjoy this beautiful property for sale near me for a mere £1.7m.
Check out this 3 bedroom detached house for sale on Rightmove
3 bedroom detached house for sale in Belfast Road, London, N16 for £1,450,000. Marketed by Property Inc, Harringay
marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
I was just outside Hackney at 8am this morning , on Walthamstow Marshes , that bit where the two train lines meet , when I accidentalled a rave , under the train lines were about 200 folk , pretty refreshed , still trying to dance after what seemed to have been an all-nighter 
blossie33
trailer trash
Some photos of Clapton station and surrounding area taken in the 60's by journalist Libby Hall who recently passed away...
Taken from this article where there are also photos of the Farringdon area where she worked...
spitalfieldslife.com
marty21
Taken from this article where there are also photos of the Farringdon area where she worked...
Libby Hall’s Outtakes | Spitalfields Life
marty21
marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
The station looks pretty similar - but for some reason we can no longer weigh ourselves whilst waiting for the train - (is it a weighing machine on the platform?) those flats behind the station look just the same. Shops are different though - the one on the corner of Northwold Road (Star market) was recently done up and they revealed an old shop front , showing it was a book shop (looks 50s, I'll see if I can find a photo. )Some photos of Clapton station and surrounding area taken in the 60's by journalist Libby Hall who recently passed away...
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Taken from this article where there are also photos of the Farringdon area where she worked...
Libby Hall’s Outtakes | Spitalfields Life
marty21
andysays
Love and solidarity
I go past here two or three times a week, but I don't think I've ever been inside the station.Some photos of Clapton station and surrounding area taken in the 60's by journalist Libby Hall who recently passed away...
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Taken from this article where there are also photos of the Farringdon area where she worked...
Libby Hall’s Outtakes | Spitalfields Life
marty21
I'll have to check out the photos on a proper screen when I get home.
marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
It's my most used station, been in it pretty much every week, since 1997
blossie33
trailer trash
Dalston Lane yesterday 
Woman hurt in Hackney as wind blows scaffolding on car
It came as gusts reached 55mph in some parts of southern England on Saturday.
www.bbc.co.uk
An apple tree came down on Amhurst Rd on Saturday morning too. Didn't even feel like it was that windy either..Dalston Lane yesterday
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Woman hurt in Hackney as wind blows scaffolding on car
It came as gusts reached 55mph in some parts of southern England on Saturday.www.bbc.co.uk
klang
klang
only that now they have bikes on the railings outside them.
klang
klang
it's a urinal for a desperate giant.
blossie33
trailer trash
Yes it is, the front of the building is only a facade now....
The Invalid Asylum for the Recovery of Respectable Women’, 187 Stoke Newington High St. Now YumYum restaurant. The original building was built in 1714. After years standing derelict, it was rebuilt in 1983 with only the original facade surviving.
andysays
Love and solidarity
Where were the disrespectable women supposed to go to recover?
blossie33
trailer trash
More about the history here....
eastendwomensmuseum.org
Mary Lister’s Legacy: The Home Hospital for Women — East End Women's Museum
For centuries the word ‘asylum’ has inspired images of a towering Victorian edifice crowded with unfortunate souls (mainly women) deemed unfit to participate in society due to myriad reasons of mental health problems, disability, or in some cases, merely dissension from societal rules. However, The
eastendwomensmuseum.org
Fozzie Bear
Well-Known Member
Next radical history walk is this Sunday - 2pm on Newington Green.
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klang
At the Invalid Asylum gor the Recovery of Direspectable Women.
Don't know if folk saw this:
www.standard.co.uk
But spotted on Amhurst Rd this morning:
Tory MPs targeted in ‘offensive’ Barbie bus stop poster campaign
TfL have ordered the ‘flyposted’ images that focus on the party’s immigration policy to be removed immediately
www.standard.co.uk
But spotted on Amhurst Rd this morning:
I'm shocked SHOCKED it's still there. (It was there first thing on Monday according to a friend.) Let's see how long it lasts...Liked but wasn't sure whether to
ska invita
back on the other side
Can anyone explain what this is all about to me
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