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Month: January 2003

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Melancholy January

Sun 26th January, 2003Tue 13th April, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Spent a lovely day in Brighton today but couldn’t shake of the sadness at seeing the sad trashed ruins of Brighton’s half-collapsed West Pier. Why the fuck was such a …

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Fri 24th January, 2003 - by editor - Leave a Comment

The office is currently reverberating to… Tom Waits, ‘Closing Time’ Ms Dynamite, ‘a little deeper’ Monochrome Set, ‘Dante’s Casino’ Psychedelic Furs, ‘Forever Now’ Hem, ‘Rabbit Songs’

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The bulletin boards are back!

Wed 22nd January, 2003Mon 17th May, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

The bulletin boards are back! After much techie fiddling about, I’m delighted to say that the urban75 bulletin boards are now back in full swing. Yipee! I was worried that …

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Lovely, lovely Wales!

Wed 22nd January, 2003Sat 27th March, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Lovely, lovely Wales! Here’s some remotely interesting facts about my home country: Mount Everest was named after a Welshman (Sir George Everest from Crickhowell – surveyor-general of India 1865). The …

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Battling with bulletin boards

Mon 20th January, 2003Mon 17th May, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Battling with bulletin boards After the original boards finally melted down due to sheer weight of traffic, die-hard urbanites have been huddled together in this makeshift freebie forum. Meanwhile our …

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Woe is me!

Thu 16th January, 2003Thu 22nd April, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Woe is me! I’ve just endured the uncomfortable spectacle of watching the, err, mighty Cardiff City being blasted out of the FA cup by Coventry City. The jammy gits soaked …

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Sat 11th January, 2003 - by editor - Leave a Comment

King of the Hangovers! After a hard week battling with a writing deadline, I figured I was entitled to a beer or two last night.Sadly, it turned into an alcoholic …

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New tunes from FOPP

Wed 8th January, 2003Tue 2nd November, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

New tunes! I forgot to mention this on Saturday, but Londoners be sure to check out the excellent FOPP music store in Covent Garden: it’s got a great stock of …

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Brixton / Places / snow

Brixton Snow! Woohoo!!!

Wed 8th January, 2003Sun 11th April, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Snow! Woohoo!!! Just been walking around Brixton, covered in three inches of lovely, crunchy, white snow – I love it! Naturally, I had my camera with me and I managed …

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Thu 2nd January, 2003 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Happy New Year! OK, it’s a bit belated, but it’s taken me a day or two to get over the fierce quaffing! The weather in London remains a most unseasonal …

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Recent posts

  • A walk around the V&A East Museum and Olympic Park, east London – picture gallery
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  • Dangling keys, gothic wards, dresses and massive web structures: Chiharu Shiota at the Hayward Gallery
  • David Bowie: You’re Not Alone – a stunning deep dive into the world of this iconic artist – in photos

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  • Pizza Express heads to central Brixton with a new branch set to open in the former Leon premises on Websters shoe shop closes after 140 years of service to Brixton

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