Hackney chitter-chatter &tc
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alsoknownas
some bloke
Any recommends for an eatery with heated outdoor space in Hackney (or easily reached from Clapton)?
marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
Crooked Billet , has booths, heaters, a big tent , can cope with any weather, and food is decent. (And easily reached from Clapton
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alsoknownas
some bloke
It's a good shout but we've done it a bit to death unfortunately! Thanks though - any more?Crooked Billet , has booths, heaters, a big tent , can cope with any weather, and food is decent. (And easily reached from Clapton
Fozzie Bear
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andysays
Love and solidarity
Are you somewhere in that purple bit?BoatieBird dunno whether to be proud or terrified of our corner of Hackney.
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There are huge differences in a very small area shown there. I live in the light green area between St Ann's Road and West Green Road, where the rate is shown as only 10-50, compared to 400+
BoatieBird
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BoatieBird dunno whether to be proud or terrified of our corner of Hackney.
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I think you've mixed me up with someone else!
I'm in rural south northants
klang
klang
pub on the park?
marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
BoatieBird dunno whether to be proud or terrified of our corner of Hackney.
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klang
klang
fuck!!!BoatieBird dunno whether to be proud or terrified of our corner of Hackney.
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Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
So not in hackney then
klang
klang
we are neighbours.
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Starry Wisdom
Everybody needs good neighbours
klang
klang
we spoke about this before, but yesterday I was in Stamford Hill on foot for the first time in quite a while. It was a very worrying experience.Oh dearI'm in the purple bit!
I can see why there have been particular references to the orthodox Jewish community as Stamford Hill, parts of Upper Clapton and South Tottenham are where they mostly live.
klang
klang
he's probably that anonymous one who keeps calling the council on me
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Neighbours should be there for one anotherhe's probably the anonymous one who keeps calling the council on me
Fozzie Bear
Well-Known Member
Ooops! Apologies. Will have to find out who I thought you were nowI think you've mixed me up with someone else!
I'm in rural south northants
yep it was Blossie.
Fozzie Bear
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yeah I am in the bottom left of the purple bit.
blossie33
trailer trash
To be honest, I have gone past the stage of being particularly worried for myself. I don't mix with any other households - apart from speaking to my neighbours in the block (none of whom seem to know anyone who has been infected) and all my close family live outside the UK.
I am as careful as I can be - that's all I can do, I'm not so young now
and probably more likely to die of something else!
Fozzie Bear
Well-Known Member
To be fair the stats just make clear what we’ve been saying on here for a few months now. There are large gatherings of people both indoors and outside still going on.
blossie33
trailer trash
Ooops! Apologies. Will have to find out who I thought you were now
yep it was Blossie.
Well, I am a Midlander too - from Birmingham
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
klang
klang
same here.To be honest, I have gone past the stage of being particularly worried for myself. I don't mix with any other households - apart from speaking to my neighbours in the block (none of whom seem to know anyone who has been infected) and all my close family live outside the UK.
I am as careful as I can be - that's all I can do, I'm not so young now
was meaning 'worried' in a general, not personal sense.
worried for my neighbours and my community.
andysays
Love and solidarity
As I'm sure I've made clear before, I live in Tottenham, but work in Hackney.
I travel through the purple area frequently, both on my journey to and from work and (most days) during my working day.
My point was mostly about the huge differences in infection rates in different local areas, which is masked somewhat when looking at figures on a whole-borough level.
alsoknownas
some bloke
Ooops! Apologies. Will have to find out who I thought you were now
I nominate pinkmonkey as the person you were thinking of. Though I think she too has moved out of the manor!
Fozzie Bear
Well-Known Member
I think this is a good point as the infection rate in Stamford Hill has consistenly been much higher than the rest of Hackney. At points it was higher here than in other places in the country that had local lockdowns.
The implications of this aren't great but it does raise the possibility of enforcing a very localised lockdown to control the spread of the virus. I honestly don't know what I think about that - roadblocks etc would hardly be a good look.
Fozzie Bear
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I got my Bs mixed up - Blossie and Boatiebird... but we can add pinkmonkey in too, why not they are all great
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