What's it like to live in Brixton / Brixton Borders

I think we're off to meet the outlaws in the west end, but give us a call - what time you thinking?

lunch-ish?

Fyi, Shakespeare road no longer free, since the academy was built.

There is always space outside mine, 108 Railton, on the corner of Shakespeare. Free on Saturdays.

I just moved to Camberwell...

I thought I saw you!

/relieved I'm not going mad

So Brockwell Park fireworks before the chaos of Psy's party?

They start at 8. I guess we'll be in the Regent.

So Brockwell Park fireworks before the chaos of Psy's party?

They start at 8. I guess we'll be in the Regent.
sounds like a plan

I'm pretty sure Psy hasn't invited me to his party, so I'll come to the fireworks...and then go home, I guess

Am I thinking of Halloween night? I've not been out for a while.

Your second point has been noted

Post wedding bank balance innit.

meanwhile, at the hipster food court...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhH-_CEaWtI

Ha, I'm going there tonight.

Do they have an IKEA?

Best thing about Brixton is it doesn't feel at all like London.

Does anyone know a decent plumber in the area? Need to sort a leaky radiator which is causing damp.

Euph?

Just a heads up, there's been a spate of muggings round Herne Hill

http://www.hernehillforum.org.uk/news/street-robbery-herne-hill

be vigilant peeps

I cycled through brixton last week - TkMax, wtf?
I'm kind of glad I moved.
In other news, Silk Road in Camberwell is one of the cheapest and best feeds I've had in ages.

There's a Victorian themed Jubilee event in Granville Arcade this weekend, which features a 'pop up choir', whatever that it. It's more like East London every day.

I prefered it when it was just chicken bones and vomit on the pavement.

I skewered my foot on a chicken bone at the park just the other day. Such fun.

Pecked clean by a pigeon no doubt.
Ahh, keeping it real.

I skewered my foot on a chicken bone at the park just the other day. Such fun.

revenge!

I cycled through brixton last week - TkMax, wtf?
I'm kind of glad I moved.

I seriously don't get this. Is it your intention to move around London in search of areas that don't have a TK Max or a Starbucks? You were in Brixton for a couple of years and bemoan a bit of inward investment and shops that offer jobs for local people. My girlfriend's kids were born and grew up in Brixton and they quite like having amenities on their doorstep, rather than having to trek to Clapham Junction or Oxford Circus. We musn't upset the tourists looking for something more edgy though...