SpamMisery
Pretty comfortable here right under your skin
I didnt say the traders broke the lease.
It has been quite inaccurately reported in some quarters so I am not sure how you could be expected to know what the details are anyway!I didnt say the traders broke the lease.
It was reported here last month. I spoke to the people behind it and they were heartbroken after putting in so much effort. Some of the traders lost a lot of money.? I take it the landlords were the ones who got planning permission?
What rules were broken?
Trailer hereThere's this film about Brixton at the London Film Festival 'A Moving Image'
Quite a hard film to google as you can appreciate. It's been shown on 3 occasions. Predictably the Ritzy screening is sold out.
noYou seem to be mistaking this event for some kind of fundraiser. It's not.
I didn't assume it was a fundraiser.Consequently I prefer not to slag off others efforts to put a message over/ put on an event / raise money. Give them a chance.

Hoping for a gas / water company to step in and save our playgrounds is probably a better bet than quoting article 31 of the UN convention on the rights of the child at lambeth by email.Didn't a gas / water company have to pay for the newer Dexter's equipment in order to dig up the site? They might have an interest in stopping any redevelopment - as it was less than 5 years ago.

Go Ahead, who are putting this on is a multinational corporate that runs transport networks across the UK and Singapore. They made an operating profit last year of £157 million.cross-posted from the bus thread -
there's an open day event / family fun day sort of thing at Stockwell bus garage Saturday 16 October (a few minutes' walk from Stockwell Underground) - more here
but they have old buses!Go Ahead, who are putting this on is a multinational corporate that runs transport networks across the UK and Singapore. They made an operating profit last year of £157 million.
I'm surprised there haven't been calls for it to be boycotted. It certainly puts sponsorship by local estate agents into perspective.
Nobody wants to be jinxed by making the Approved ListQuick....someone say 'approved list'....
Lots of well pissed off parents over this:
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Brixton’s adventure playgrounds: confusion and anger over unexplained closure
The Blog is running a helium-weighted piece of throwaway PR fluff about Our Great Leader if anyone's interested: Is the council listening? Leader Lib Peck says it is
She admits that “It’s fair to say that Labour Party politics isn’t in the best state at the moment. I hope having had the leadership election the party can pull together and looks at who the real people are we should be challenging – and that is the government.”
Doesn't she kind of say that?All the talk of "fairness" is still Nu Labour. Its about class and the inequality that follows from that. . So I wish politicians like her would just say that.
BB said:"It’s a fascinating borough. I love its diversity, but we have to recognise that, at one level, some very rich people sit alongside some very poor people – there’s a huge diversity.” Peck says the council will use proceeds from regeneration to tackle inequality which is, in some ways, its most difficult problem.
If they occupied the place and declared workers control and showed Venezuelan revolutionary films I might come along and support them.The Ritzy workers will be on strike tomorrow
They get my support regardless. It's fantastic what they're doing.If they occupied the place and declared workers control and showed Venezuelan revolutionary films I might come along and support them.
OK - but can you tell me why none of the other Cineworld group cinemas are on strike? They must all be on similar pay and conditions.They get my support regardless. It's fantastic what they're doing.
Second Brixton Ritzy strike marches to London Film Festival at Leicester Sq, Fri 7th Oct
The strike isn't about the artistic nature of the films being shown: it's about fighting for a decent wage and decent working conditions for the workers, something all Brixtonites should support.Curiously despite the politicised nature of the Ritzy workforce there is little spin-off in us in Brixton NOT being force-fed Hollywood shit is there?
Do you support the RMT strike on Southern - about not being able to close doors on trains? When Thameslink drivers have been doing this since 1994?The strike isn't about the artistic nature of the films being shown: it's about fighting for a decent wage and decent working conditions for the workers, something all Brixtonites should support.