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Is it really ten years since the Angular New Cross summer of 2004? Well, yes obviously, but it doesn't seem that long ago that the musi... -
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Global Street Art 2015 - The Global Street Art festival, which festoons walls across a neighbourhood with brilliant art is working with Londonist to find a new home, so they are p...
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PARTY: Tropical Waste w/ Rainer Veil, Giant Swan, Iydes & Seb - TROPICAL WASTE WITH RAINER VEIL, GIANT SWAN, IYDES & SEB Spectral rave, sheer weight and mutant club shit down in the basement on August 14 For the third T...12 hours ago
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Deptford Garden Party and Press Call this evening 7pm - As reported in our previous post last Friday, the community garden which has a lease on the open land next to St Paul's Church planned to begin building ...
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Help for Giles in his search - Hello All, Giles Gaffney has asked me to help him on his quest to find more information regarding the area around Lower Watergate and Butchers Row and in ...
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Wrenches, Trenches, and Stenches: a public art exhibition commemorating the start of the First World War - [image: Public Art Exhibition commemorating the start of the First World War] Guided walks led by the Friends of Brockley & Ladywell Cemeteries at 2pm on ...
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Cupboards-full of Roman wall - Eager to protect Londinium, the Romans built a wall around the city at the turn of the 3rd century, and kept working on it for the next 200 years. The wa...
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Our New Cross: dates for the diary - We invite anyone who lives, works, studies, volunteers, shops or travels in New Cross to get involved to develop projects, events and a Neighbourhood Pla...1 week ago
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Alison Weir: If Americans Knew - *This is a guest post by Spencer Sunshine. It is extracted from the recently published Political Research Associates **report *Constructing Campus Conflict...1 week ago
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Creative Critical Mass - The creative landscape in Lewisham is changing. On one side it is a case of out with the old and in with the new. On the other side... [...]1 week ago
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Redevelopment of Deptford station arches - Frequent users of Deptford station will have noticed a great deal of work…2 weeks ago
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Panchine letterarie a Londra - Il National Literacy Trust, in collaborazione con Wild in Art, quest’estate riempie di opere speciali le strade della City e di altre zone di Londra. Una c...2 weeks ago
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Have your say on how £50m is spent! Wed 25th June - Convoys Wharf Community Group have organised a meeting for locals to have a say in how the Section 106 monies to be awarded to Lewisham Council by the deve...
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Charlotte Turner Gardens - The recent Twinkle Park summer fayre which was intended to celebrate completion of the works in Charlotte Turner Gardens prompted me to take a look around ...
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Creekside Interviews #1 - With the big move from Deptford to Bermondsey over, our open studios at the end of June fast approaching and all the artists settled into their new spaces ...2 months ago
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Boris’s smoke and mirrors - By now I expect most of you know how the mayor’s representation meeting went – just as I predicted, I’m afraid. I sat there dutifully through the whole pe...3 months ago
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Richard MacVicar 'MAC' - In His Own Words - I was born in Southhampton on 5 August 1947. Although I was born in England I have always considered myself to be Welsh, in that my father’s side of the fami...
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Welcome to Nouveau Croix - The trendification of New Cross continues apace, with the Evening Standard providing an update this week on the hippest, most happening artisanal flat whit...
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new cross commoners publication - Download HERE a pdf of the new cross commoners publication! below you can see pictures of the printed version – if you like to get a copy come to the next ...6 months ago
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Shooting Into The Sun - TweetLiterally shooting into the sun! Sun? When we left Deptford it was thick thick fog and felt very Victorian. Likewise when we returned. The little 28mm...7 months ago
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Looking Up in New X – crowdfunding opportunity - The Guardian described New Cross as “only for the intrepid”. Well we’re up for that. See here for our latest venture Over the last 10 years Artmongers ha...8 months ago
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Party in the Park – Line-up Anounced - Celebrate the last days of summer at Party In The Park in New Cross: 14 September 2013 Don’t miss out on Party in the Park in New Cross, the free […]
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Grow Wild goes Wild… - Hullo! As Grow Wild’s newest addition, I am here to provide learning experiences for the local community in the art of Urban Foraging and Preserving… Over...11 months ago
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Come to Camberwell for Coffee - Following on from the previous post on Camberwell coffee it seems that development of the Camberwell cofee ‘scene’ is continuing — two new arrivals are wor...4 hours ago
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Memorandum - Throw away the middle classes Throw away your seeing glasses And all go home Throw away your great disasters Cut away the rafters Throw away your father's...4 hours ago
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Big Fish Little Fish – a rave for children in Brixton - You are never too young for a rave, Tom O’Neill finds out as he chats to the founder of ‘Big Fish Little Fish’. Hannah Saunders seems like exactly the ki...6 hours ago
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A Quick Run in Suffolk - Pretty much wherever you are in the world, you can put on your shoes and head out for a run. I had to drive to Suffolk and back from London today, so to r...6 hours ago
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Metroknobbers No.5 - The resignation of Labour’s Cllr Sonia Winifred of Knight’s Hill. Hello, I’d like to stand again please costing the Council Tax payer £15k The Job Centre, ...8 hours ago
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Tower Hamlets officer runs with Queen’s Baton - Tonight a worldwide audience will watch the spectacular opening ceremony of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games at 8pm. Torch bearer Emdad Rahman will be with h...10 hours ago
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Literary Lewisham – Thomas Dermody - I noticed a mention of Dermody on an information panel in the churchyard of St Mary’s Church in Lewisham, which I run through several times a week (his tom...11 hours ago
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Lewisham Labour Council in yet another homes scandle July 2014 just weeks after re-election - *Ray woolford*@*Raywoolford* PB4P discover Lab Lewisham secret plan 2 sell new build council homes 2 private sector .Todays SLP cover expose pic.twitter.co...1 day ago
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Episode 124: Oxleas Woodlands - *► LISTEN * *↓ DOWNLOAD ♫ iTUNES* Join on us on a trip to South London's highest point, the newly re-opened *Severndroog Castle*, a folly on top of Shoote...2 days ago
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COULD SOUTH NORWOOD BE THE ENVY OF TINSELTOWN? - A simple way to show your support for a group that will have the stars flooding into our area: Hi everyone We’re a bit low on ‘Likes’ on the Facebook pag...2 days ago
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Lewisham Gateway: more bus stop changes from now - You may not have heard about this, because Transport for London certainly haven’t made any effort to tell you, but further bus stop changes kick in around ...3 days ago
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Museums and other stuff - We are a third of the way through the kid's summer holiday. In the run up to the start of the hols I spent a bundle on buying lots of crafty kits and games...3 days ago
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‘Should Art Be Used to Push London’s Rents Up?’ - ‘Syd Gale of local blog Southwark Notes told me, “I would think a better symbol of The Elephant is not one up on its hind legs but one shot in the head and...5 days ago
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South London Anti-Fascists at Lewisham People's Day - For the first time South London Anti-Fascists decided to take a stall at Lewisham People’s Day, the community festival of the London borough of Lewisham....5 days ago
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Harvey's Jubilee outing to Brighton - three train loads - *The following article comes from the July 1934 comes from the house magazine of Charlton metal fabrication company, Harveys* *THE JUBILEE OU**T**IN**G...5 days ago
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Greenwich Council planning Charlton Park skate park - Greenwich Council is considering plans to build a skatepark in Charlton Park, according to papers to be presented to the council’s cabinet next week. The s...5 days ago
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Summer Activities and Bat Walks at Woodlands Farm - Hannah, the Education Officer at Woodlands Farm, wrote with details of their Summer Holiday Activities for children and about a series of bat walks at th...1 week ago
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More on Southeastern & Crossrail - Another transport related post today. Firstly a bit on southeastern and then at the end Crossrail. Here’s a few more snippets regarding changes to southeas...1 week ago
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London: a cycling city - I wrote about the challenges facing cycling in London for The London Magazine. Every time I hear that another cyclist has been killed on one of London’s m...1 week ago
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Be magnanimous in victory… except if you’re Eltham Labour - A little postscript to May’s Greenwich Council election. The highest-profile scalp was that of Conservative Nigel Fletcher, who lost his Eltham North seat ...1 week ago
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The worst thing about cycling in London is....? - Over the last week or so there have been a couple of articles published by the Guardian on "the worst thing about cycling..." The first claims that the wor...1 week ago
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Keepers Finders - I walked past this last night and to my shame didn’t take any notice -I got so used to seeing orange tape during the Olympics I lost the urge to be curious...1 week ago
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Sun 27 July: DIVERGENT - Sci-fi action adventure movie DIVERGENT (2014) is on this Sunday 27th July at The Roxy Bar & Screen in Borough. In a world divided by factions based on vir...2 weeks ago
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Hilton Hotel, Rotherhithe Street - Sold! - Thanks to the anonymous person who today left a comment on an earlier post pointing out that the EMEA Properties website indicates that the Hilton Hotel on...4 weeks ago
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New distant sighting of the Wild Walker - The deer shaped spirit was spotted from Fordmill Road in Catford. [Thanks go to Timbo for his eagle eye.] It is the last road bridge over the Ravensbourne ...5 weeks ago
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Eltham's history through its architecture - Listening to Pam Hildrew at the Library at the Eltham CentreWe went along tonight to the final talk in the successful 'Eltham Entertains' series. In 'Home ...1 month ago
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And also remembering Andy Robertson - A close friend of Ken's also died in the recent past, Andy Robertson. Ken posted a link on Facebook to one of Andy's more personal critical pieces, reproduc...1 month ago
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Brenda Hawkes - Another sadness in my family today, my nanny passed away. I am grateful as she was in pain, but very sad as she was such a lovely nanny. Here she is being ...2 months ago
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Catford Bus Garage Centenary open day - On Saturday 10 May 2014, the Catford Bus Garage will open its doors to members of the public in the first of a series of bus garage open days across the ca...2 months ago
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High Praise. - A man says, Thanks very much for the books that you went to the trouble of getting for me, by the way. No problem, I tell him. One of them was very useful, h...2 months ago
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No worse than English prisons… - My work on nineteenth-century narratives about Russian imprisonment and exile has not only led me to read the classics that established the genre, notably ...3 months ago
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Kidbrooke Village to become a 'mini Canary Wharf' - One Canada Square: A vision of the future?Kidbrooke Village will rise to a whopping 30 stories high under new proposals that could turn the area into a min...4 months ago
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Dentists? - Hello Blackheath. Any good suggestions for dentists around here? I’ve had the same brilliant dentist since childhood, but she’s retiring, and I’d like to f...5 months ago
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Southsayer: Rowland Byass, landscape architect - Rowland Byass is a landscape architect with interests in planting design and management, historic gardens and landscapes and “the cultural and psychologi...5 months ago
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Our New Site - For all future screenings announcements go to >>>> http://fullunemploymentcinema.wordpress.com/ http://fullunemploymentcinema.wordpress.com/ http://fullune...6 months ago
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Woodkid and The BBC Concert Orchestra at Brixton Academy, support Benjamin Clementine - Acclaimed director-turned-musician Yoann Lemoine aka Woodkid put on a stonking show at the O2 Academy Brixton backed by the BBC Concert Orchestra Following...7 months ago
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Cloudier Skies Album launch - Cloudier Skies, a photo by infinite- drumzofthesouth.com on Flickr. “I like them poor, poor as houses or is it rough as houses? And I prefer it cloudy, som...11 months ago
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Yes, this does count. - Brixton Market, Brixton Not our normal fare, I’ll grant you, but all the same it meets the criteria and deserves a spot on the blog. Wishbone.. what are we...1 year ago
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Outsourcing - dangerous territory! - HOW DO WE KNOW WHAT HAPPENS TO PUBLIC SERVICES WHEN THEY ARE OUTSOURCED? a tale of woe from Pat Richardson Unfortunately the short, immediate answer is, w...1 year ago
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New University campus in Canada Water? - At the moment, the University of East London (UEL) is the only Docklands-based university, although Ravensbourne College also recently moved from Bromley t...1 year ago
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I’m Not Really Here - I think it was the Ancient Babylonians who decided there would only be sixty minutes in an hour, sixty seconds in a minute, and sixty ways to leave your lo...1 year ago
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March to save Lewisham Hospital! - OK this isn’t a political blog. Well, I suppose it is, because its about cities and peopel living in cities and what could be more political than that? But...1 year ago
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A new chapter in the transpontine struggle - Comrades, how long has it been that you have suckled from my mutated teat? And how lost were you when I disappeared to Brazil in hot pursuit of my AWOL acc...1 year ago
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Live entertainment - There's something really special happening this weekend (14th, 15th & 16th December). If you want to have an amazing time and just want to stay local to Th...1 year ago
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Castells on Alternative Economic Cultures - ANALYSIS: Alternative Economic Cultures RADIO 4 Monday 8.30pm Paul Mason interviews renowned sociologist Prof Manuel Castells about the rise of alternative e...1 year ago
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Steve Burgess Exhibition @ SELZF! - Upstairs at the Amersham Arms we will hosting the beautiful photo collage art of Steve Burgess (aka Burgess the Rhymer) and hopefully getting him to read s...1 year ago
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Event: Katy Darby and Ellen Dibsdall @ Deptford Lounge - The Whores’ Asylum is Katy Darby‘s first novel. Foyles Bookshop describes the novel as “a terrific slice of Victorian Gothic, full of roguery and romance, ...2 years ago
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EPR updates - a couple of items over at EPR HQ including a free download from a forthcoming artist and a manifesto of sorts!2 years ago
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Southwark trade unions fight for Job centre - 60-70 people gathered on Camberwell Green on Thursday for a rally in support of the campaign to stop the closure of Camberwell JobCentre Plus. It was orga...2 years ago
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British Broadcasting for Cyclists - Curious. On Monday the London SE News that tags onto the end of the 6 o'clock news did a feature on cycling outnumbering other vehicles on Cheapside, in t...3 years ago
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Pulhamite in Sydenham - In 2008 English Heritage published a guide to the work of Pulham & Co, who created artificial garden landscapes including grottos, temples and follys. The ...3 years ago
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Photos from today's Carnival against the cuts in Lewisham - A few photos from today's Carnival against the Cuts in Lewisham. It was a really well-attended event, despite the drizzly weather, with around 700-1000 peo...3 years ago
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Lewisham Council Lobby – Report & Thoughts - Rough Report Reasonably powerful protest at the mayor & cabinet meeting.About 100 outside before the meeting, good mixture of folk old/young/black/white al...3 years ago
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Deaths in custody: Songs for Colin Roach - Colin Roach died of a gunshot wound in the foyer of Stoke Newington Police Station on the night of the 12 January 1983. The subsequent protests and communi...2 months ago
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Kempton Bunton and the Great Goya Heist at the National Gallery - On Thursday December 5, 1963 the Daily Express reported that on the previous evening twenty-four distinguished men had sat down for a traditional English d...2 months ago
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2 comments:
Superb - thanks for posting that.
Yes it's great, not just for the local connection, the one note bass is perfect.
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