The man behind the venture is Mark Palmer-Edgecumbe, a former diversity chief at Google
the fighting half brick and molotov cocktail?I'm just wondering whereabouts that is on Cable Street, I haven't noticed it. Probably the Limehouse end. Hopefully TH or some other will close it.
Something mysterious that'll never be solved would be appropriate.the fighting half brick and molotov cocktail?
you need only look as far as angel alley for something mysterious that will never be solved...Something mysterious that'll never be solved would be appropriate.
Well, quiteyou need only look as far as angel alley for something mysterious that will never be solved...
Uh-huh, Shouldn't have worn those short skirts eh?Palmer-Edgecumbe said:“It is absolutely not celebrating the crimes of Jack the Ripper but looking at why and how the women got in that situation in the first place,”
Palmer-Edgecumbe said:I am an acknowledged world expert on diversity and CSR and writer / speaker on the subject. I write for the Guardian and several magazines and speak regularly internationally on these issues.
There would be public uproar if we put up a museum devoted to Fred West, or Myra Hindley, or others
I'm just wondering whereabouts that is on Cable Street, I haven't noticed it. Probably the Limehouse end. Hopefully TH or some other will close it.
Cheers! 12 Cable Street - I should have looked closer at the photo in the OP It won't do well there, no passing trade as such.It's at the City end just after Royal Mint Street becomes Cable Street (if you were heading east).
It won't do well there, no passing trade as such.
He seems like a prize cock to me He'd make a good dentist
Yep. And even if people get that the Brown Bear is just round the corner, the Brown Bear hasn't got busier since Ripper Street. All round there is just not on the way to anywhere. The museum is doomedBugger all. If you're not looking for it or don't live down there you'd never see it.
appropriate then for him to open a jack the ripper museumin his linked in profile he's pimping himself out as someone who can has and will slash a workforce.
Yep. And even if people get that the Brown Bear is just round the corner, the Brown Bear hasn't got busier since Ripper Street. All round there is just not on the way to anywhere. The museum is doomed
in fact it extends to shoreditch town hall, which hosted the inquest of one of the victims which was presided over by a founder of the hermetic order of the golden dawn and sometime coroner, dr william wynn westcott. sadly history does not record which room it was held in.Is that still traditional "Ripperland" down there then?
I've always thought of it as Aldgate East to Whitechapel-ish, just north of the Whitechapel Road (Brick Lane and around). Cable Street is halfway down to Wapping.
Is that still traditional "Ripperland" down there then?
I've always thought of it as Aldgate East to Whitechapel-ish, just north of the Whitechapel Road (Brick Lane and around). Cable Street is halfway down to Wapping.
“It is absolutely not celebrating the crimes of Jack the Ripper but looking at why and how the women got in that situation in the first place,” he said.
He's made a career on the diversity train.He was a diversity officer?
He's made a career on the diversity train.
Yeah I don't think the point's eluded us.Just how did these women manage to get themselves mutilated?