Wrexham & Shropshire railway campaign update
We raved about the fantastic service and lovely staff when we took a trip on the line and vexed like an angry rapper when we heard the news what it …
Wrexham & Shropshire railway campaign update Read More
We raved about the fantastic service and lovely staff when we took a trip on the line and vexed like an angry rapper when we heard the news what it …
Wrexham & Shropshire railway campaign update Read More
If you’ve ever been to Merthyr, you’ll know what a thoroughly depressing place this once proud working town has become, and the government’s proposed benefit cuts are going to hurt …
Message from Merthyr – how the ConDem cuts will kill the community Read More
After occupying Guy Ritchie’s Fitzrovia mansion for a while, those cheeky chappies at The Really Free School have found a new location for their activities at The Hand and Racquet …
The Really Free School – Guy Ritchie’s nemesis – moves to WC2 Read More
‘Our Way Anarchy’ – amended NatWest billboard, Atlantic Road, Brixton SW9, Jan 2002.
‘Our Way Anarchy’ – Quality archive Brixton graffiti Read More
Huzzah! It’s the Victoria Line’s birthday today, which was opened by the Queen on the 7th March 1969.
Victoria Line turns 42 today. Happy Birthday! Read More
I’ve learnt a lot about the murky world of illegal billboard builders ever since this mahoosive, twin headed beast suddenly appeared on Coldharbour Lane in Brixton, London SW9.
Illegal Coldharbour Lane, Brixton billboard – update Read More
Situated in a small park called Windmill Gardens, at the west end of Blenheim Gardens, London SW2, the Brixton Windmill is set to reopen to the public on 2nd May 2011 after …
Brixton Windmill gets its sails back, reopens to public May 2011 Read More
It’s hard to imagine that only a few months ago this was a fun and lively bar putting on live gigs and club nights, but here’s the scene today, as the bar …
Here is what’s left of the Rest Is Noise bar, Brixton Read MoreI’m still trying to get the full story on this, but word is that the cops came down ridiculously hard on two kids having a spliff during yesterday’s late night …
Police heavy manners in Brixton Village bust Read More
Shop sign, Atlantic Road, Brixton, yesterday.
‘Shop Is Cloze Today’, Brixton Read More
It’s been a very long night, but I promised to post up these photos from my fabulously fun night out in Brixton, so here they are – four mobile phone pics …
A very drunken night in the Brixton Dogstar. Oh dear! Read More
There may be controversy a plenty about what’s replacing this multi-story car park on the corner of Brixton Station Road and Popes Road, but there won’t many people wailing at the sight of …
Brixton Car Park comes tumbling down Read More
Man, this is annoying. Some blundering oaf at Google has dreamt up an algorithm designed to hoof out dodgy ‘content farm’ type websites from the rankings, but screwed it up …
Clueless Google declares urban75.org a ‘content farm’ Read More
Happy St David’s Day/ Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant to you all! Here’s a few views from my beloved country – above is a scene from the Heads of the Valleys, …
Happy St David’s Day/ Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant Read More
Two snapshots in progress, the South Bank, London. [More photos]
Pic of the day: a pair of photographers, South Bank, London Read More
Assembling on the last Friday of every month underneath Waterloo Bridge, central London, Critical Mass is an ‘unorganised coincidence’ which involves a lot of cyclists all deciding to cycle the …
Critical Mass bike ride, London Feb 2011 Read More
This was a great night out in SW9, with the Acoustic Insurgency benefit night serving up punk poet Atilla the Stockbroker and the hilarious Captain Hotknives.
Captain Hotknives and Atilla the Stockbroker in SW9 Read More
It was great to see my old mates The Monochrome Set playing last night at the fabulous London Popfest, the 100 Club, London.
Monochrome Set at Popfest, 100 Club, London Read More
I was rather expecting a bit of a quiet night seeing as it was a last minute booking and we had no bands playing but – blimey – the place …
Offline DJ special – photos from the mayhem! 25th Feb 2011 Read More
Turn up the Frank Sinatra on your MP3 player, pull up your collars, light up a Marlboro, tilt your trilby at a jaunty angle and take a stroll with me …
A rainy night in Manhattan, New York Read More
Filmed in the 1950s, this fascinating amateur-shot footage (below) shows a tantalisingly short glimpse of steam trains thundering through a Brixton station still controlled by mechanical signals.
Brixton station in the steam era (1950s footage) Read More
There were lively scenes in Lambeth tonight as angry protesters stormed the Town Hall to disrupt the council’s meeting to vote on its proposed huge budget cuts.
Lambeth Town Hall occupied by anti-cuts protesters, 23rd Feb 2011 Read More
The Ear Inn at 326 Spring Street, NY (btw. Greenwich and Washington) claims to be the oldest working bar in NYC and is a designated Landmark of the City of New York.
The Ear Inn – the oldest working bar in NYC, with a Nunhead connection Read More
This is tomorrow – and I’ll be there! Please come along if you can. Read on for the full press release from Save Our Services including details of the protest.
Lambeth Council cuts budget vote – demo in Brixton, 6pm 23rd Feb Read More
Tucked away off the main drag of Brixton’s Coldharbour Lane is Cafe Sitifis, a friendly cafe serving up a reasonably-priced selection of meze, hot and cold paninis, cooked and continental breakfasts, …
Cafe Sitifis review, 11 Rushcroft Road, London SW2 1JS Read More
Last night I went along to a benefit gig at the Brixton Windmill to raise funds for Sedgehill School of Lewisham’s school trip. Once I’d stopped gazing in awe at the Windmill’s shiny …
The Nuns rock Brixton Windmill Read More
A large crowd of around 60 folks turned up to celebrate the 30th birthday of one of Brixton’s most iconic murals, “Nuclear dawn,” a slowly fading 50ft high mural featuring a …
Brixton Nuclear Dawn mural turns 30, a party follows Read More
You may be feeling a bit sorry for yourself as it’s a Monday morning – but – come on – things have got to be better than what this poor …
No matter how bad your Monday morning is…(worst job in London?) Read More
There was fun, dancing, falling over and drinking to be had in perilously large volumes at the Offline show at the Prince Albert on Friday, 18th Feb.
Pussycat & the Dirty Johnsons/Vinny & the Curse at Brixton Offline Read More
With Barclays Bank paying just 1% corporation tax in 2009 – a paltry sum of £113m after the company trousered record profits of £11.6bn – protesters have targeted their high …
Barclays Bank Brixton closed down by UK Uncut protesters Read More