Interesting use of the word "original community". Peckham looked a whole lot different in the 70s and 80s.
General vibe in Peckham was like Brixton circa 2001.
Apart from the hipster, trendy joints which are everywhere in london now, Peckham still feels real and still has it's original community. Most of the original local shops are still present along the high street and it felt easy walking around. I'll definitely be spending more time here.
Still have to be rich to buy in Peckham.
Surely it's about time this thread was merged with the easier to find thread in the Brixton forum?
boycott all other peckham threads (including the gentrification ones which are just depressing)This thread was very difficult to find. It should be moved to 'Brixton and surrounding areas" at the very least. I suppose a merge would mean this takes precedence over the new thread so maybe not such a good idea.
Here's the article. Loved the place!
Lerryn’s – a great independent cafe/bar in Rye Lane, Peckham, South London
tried before Campaign to re-open Peckham LidoSaw something in Standard or was it the Metro about a campaign to reopen Peckham Lido
Peckham Lido
Peckham Lido returns
They're such losers, they want it heatedSaw something in Standard or was it the Metro about a campaign to reopen Peckham Lido
Peckham Lido
Peckham Lido returns
wasn't there something about creating a wild pond from river peck too?They're such losers, they want it heated
- Pride Minifest June 20th, 21st & 23rd. This year we will be celebrating Pride week with a range of events in mid June. All events start at 8.30pm.
- Monday 20th: Film Night. Screening of This is Gay Propaganda. An eye-opening
account of LGBT activists in the Ukraine and a window on a little-known aspect of the Russian invasion of Crimea. This is the London premiere. Free entry.- Tues 21st: 60 Years a Queen: Cabaret with Rachel Rose Reid, Peter Scott-Presland
and members of the Gay Author’s Workshop. We are delighted to announce that the LGBT Poet Laureate Trudy Howson has joined the line-up. Free entry.- Thurs 23rd June. The Queer Quiz. A distinctly lavender-tinged
evening set by regular Quizmeister Peter Scott-Presland. But don’t
worry, you don’t have to be LGBT+ to know the answers.
In response to the recent US massacre, Pride in Nunhead will be organising collections at each of its three events (20/21/23 June) at the Ivy House, Stuart Road, SE15..
Said organiser Peter Scott-Presland: “I realise that this is a small gesture in the face of such overwhelming tragedy, but even small gestures of international support can be a comfort. They also show that LGBT people worldwide will not be intimidated in the face of such attacks. We need to make the continuous connection that terrorists are homophobes, and not obliterate the homophobic element in the terrorist/ISIL narrative.”
People who cannot attend can still show support and donate at here.