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9 October 2013 Last updated at 23:14
Hackney 'fashion hub' approved by council
Plans to build a multi-million pound "fashion hub" in east London have been approved by Hackney Council.
It is hoped the Hackney Fashion Hub will bring in thousands more shoppers and help boost the local economy.
The plans are a joint venture between Chatham Works Limited and the Manhattan Loft Corporation, which restored the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel.
Two seven storey buildings will replace temporary structures currently housing a number of fashion brands.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-24469936
http://dalstonist.co.uk/rio-cinema-is-going-to-close-down-if-it-doesnt-find-some-money/
Rio Cinema is going to close down if it doesn’t find some money
Rio Cinema. Image courtesy of Mark Hillary.
If you’ve ever been to Rio Cinema on Kingsland High Street you’ll know it’s vastly superior to somewhere like Vue for a whole host of reasons.
They sell you booze to drink while you’re in there, it has a proper old skool art deco interior with an auditorium on two levels and it does a bargain Sunday matinee.
All of which means it would be nothing short of a disaster if it had to close down. But that’s what’s going to happen if it doesn’t find some cash.
used to go there a lot but have got out of the habit - I like the place, would be real pity for it to gohttp://dalstonist.co.uk/rio-cinema-is-going-to-close-down-if-it-doesnt-find-some-money/
Rio Cinema is going to close down if it doesn’t find some money
Rio Cinema. Image courtesy of Mark Hillary.
If you’ve ever been to Rio Cinema on Kingsland High Street you’ll know it’s vastly superior to somewhere like Vue for a whole host of reasons.
They sell you booze to drink while you’re in there, it has a proper old skool art deco interior with an auditorium on two levels and it does a bargain Sunday matinee.
All of which means it would be nothing short of a disaster if it had to close down. But that’s what’s going to happen if it doesn’t find some cash.
indeedBet some crowd source funding would raise some dosh. The rio is very popular
(Where else can you get a Sex Worker Film Festival)
it used to be an adult cinemaBet some crowd source funding would raise some dosh. The rio is very popular
(Where else can you get a Sex Worker Film Festival)
There's not much difference in the ticket prices -- in fact most tickets are cheaper at the Rio -- and if people don't use it, it will close no matter how sad people would be about it. (I'm a member of both and go to the Rio if the film I want to see is on at both.)Oh very sorry about the Rio, I like that cinema and I do go sometimes but, to be honest, it's cheaper for me to go to Hackney Picturehouse in the afternoon at weekends and the seats are more comfortable.
I would be very sorry to see it close though.
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Really can't see it lasting. Who does that kind of shopping round here? Or am I getting thoroughly left behind?went to a new cafe on Sunday near the Lea Bridge Roundabout - lower Clapton side - Cave of Plunder - a cafe with a gift shop - which appeared to be novelty items such as washing up brushes shaped like Elvis owner was very nice - hope it does well. Maeve's Kitchen has also opened up a few doors away - haven't been there yet
it is a bit niche - but perfectly placed should I wake up in dire need of a novelty washing up brushReally can't see it lasting. Who does that kind of shopping round here? Or am I getting thoroughly left behind?
hipstersReally can't see it lasting. Who does that kind of shopping round here? Or am I getting thoroughly left behind?
there were a couple in there when we visited on Sunday and a few more in the Clapton Hart as well (despite the Hispter element I do like that pub)hipsters
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Thing is, it's not particularly classy stuff - not even in a knowing, cheesy way. One or two things of interest, but really the kind of shop you'd find in the commercial, tourist-trap corners of Camden. Weird.hipsters
given the sort of shite hipsters in dalston wear i wouldn't suppose they were averse to the sort of tat under discussionThing is, it's not particularly classy stuff - not even in a knowing, cheesy way. One or two things of interest, but really the kind of shop you'd find in the commercial, tourist-trap corners of Camden. Weird.
eta: writing that, I imagined the owners going 'Let's open a shop in that there London - but lets be smart and choose the next up-and-coming area'. I make them too far ahead of the curve for their own good. But we'll see.
tower hamlets not hackneyAt the richmix for a few weeks, Free!
http://www.richmix.org.uk/whats-on/event/new-act-of-the-year-041113/
only clothes I saw were novelty boxersgiven the sort of shite hipsters in dalston wear i wouldn't suppose they were averse to the sort of tat under discussion
i thought you'd be a novelty boxers man.only clothes I saw were novelty boxers
i thought you'd be a novelty boxers man.
how very dare you I'm a black M&S boxers man - although recently I ordered some red ones in error - but I'm keeping them - sometimes it is worth living close to the edgei thought you'd be a novelty boxers man.
but there's already a Maevish kebabs round therewent to a new cafe on Sunday near the Lea Bridge Roundabout - lower Clapton side -..... Maeve's Kitchen has also opened up a few doors away - haven't been there yet
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