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London / Places

‘Oval Tube Bomb’ – Curry 1 Terrorists 0

Fri 22nd July, 2005Wed 4th August, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Curry 1 Terrorists 0 So the tubes were in a chaos, the buses weren’t running and chunks of London were sealed off with police tape – but we had a …

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stuff
Thu 21st July, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

London Bombs (part 2) The fuckers are it again, but this time it looks like the bombs didn’t go off properly. Four minor explosions took place on three underground trains …

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Places

Site updates – devils Dyke and Brighton

Thu 21st July, 2005Thu 22nd April, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Site updates If I say so myself, there’s some great new stuff on the site. Taking pride of place is my spod-tastic Abandoned stations and disused railways section, offering photo …

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stuff
Thu 7th July, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

London hit by terrorist bombs Brixton tube station has stayed closed all day It’s been a terrible, terrible day in London after a series of bomb attacks has killed more …

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Clubs & Nightlife

Saturday: bands and beer at Glastonbury

Sun 26th June, 2005Wed 14th April, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

As usual, managed to miss a huge swathe of acts I’d eagerly marked down as ‘must sees’. Instead, enjoyed a rambling ‘see what we find’ stroll around the site. Came …

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Clubs & Nightlife

Glastonbury 2005: Friday: Mud, rivers and sunshine

Sun 26th June, 2005Wed 3rd July, 2013 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Friday: Mud, rivers and sunshine When I left my tent on Friday morning, little did I know I’d be walking out into faithful representation of The Somme. By Lost Vagueness, …

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Brixton / London / Places

The quagmire returns – rain in London

Fri 24th June, 2005Sun 11th April, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

The quagmire returns ‘The chances of getting a heavy downpour are quite small’, said a Met Office spokesman yesterday. Yeah, rrrright. Last night was the meanest, loudest, heaviest and longest …

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stuff

Ready to rock!

Thu 23rd June, 2005Mon 17th May, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Ready to rock! After a lazy afternoon on the ale, I’ve been chilling in the tent ready for tonight’s session. Unhappily, my neighbours had to move elsewhere (they had the …

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Clubs & Nightlife

Glastonbury 2004; the first days

Thu 23rd June, 2005Sun 11th April, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Glastonbury; weds-thurs After a daunting start at Paddington – with my ‘booked’ train declared full and much platform swapping called for – I eventually got a fast train to Swindon …

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stuff
Fri 17th June, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Buzz Aldrin’s Smackdown I like it! (Thanks to onemonkey)

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Brixton / Clubs & Nightlife

Offline, Tom Robinson, Fierce Festival and Bonnington Cafe

Sat 28th May, 2005Tue 30th March, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Long overdue updates (part one): Offline, Tom Robinson, Fierce Festival and Bonnington Cafe 26th May, Offline Club with Tom Robinson It was hectic as usual, but in the end Offline …

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Places

A day spent walking the South Downs, near Brighton

Wed 18th May, 2005Mon 5th July, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

A day spent walking the South Downs, near Brighton I’ve just posted up a two page photo report from the Sunday’s urban75 walk to Devil’s Dyke, and what a fabulous …

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London / Places / railways

London’s docklands in the 80s, Epping to Ongar railway

Tue 10th May, 2005Sun 20th June, 2010 - by editor - 1 Comment

Site updates I’ve been dusting off some of my old negatives and scanning in London pictures taken on my trusty Olympus OM10 35mm camera, waaay back in the 1980s. It …

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stuff
Fri 6th May, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

It’s election night… I voted. And what a miserable experience it was, I stood in the booth for about five minutes mulling to myself: this one? no, she’s fucking uselessthis …

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stuff

Offline rocked

Sat 30th April, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Offline rocked! Thursday’s Offline Club was a corker with a great selection of live acts on the main stage. TV Smith, singer from the frontman of 70s punk legends The …

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cardiff / football

Go Cardiff! (relegation looms)

Sat 23rd April, 2005Sun 11th April, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Go Cardiff! Things are tighter than a crab’s arse at the bottom of the Championship, with the mighty Bluebirds swaying perilously newar the drop zone. Happily, an impressive 2-0 victory …

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stuff
Sat 23rd April, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Happy St George’s Day! Royal Society of St George at Covent Garden, London You’ve got to feel sorry for the English. Unlike my Welsh compatriots and fellow Celts, the Irish …

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stuff

Spring in Sussex – a country walk. With lambs!

Sun 17th April, 2005Wed 22nd December, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Spring in Sussex We went for another fabulous country walk yesterday, this time catching a train to Robersbridge, on the Sussex/Kent borders. The walk was a big one – 18km …

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stuff
Sat 16th April, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Epping/Ongar Essex stuff Two site updates for you: urban75 Epping walk – lost ramblings through a forest… and… history of a tube line in the country – the Epping to …

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music

Damn! The Smiths were good!

Sat 16th April, 2005Sun 13th June, 2010 - by editor - 1 Comment

Damn! The Smiths were good! I can feel the soil falling over my head And as I climb into an empty bed Oh well. Enough said. I know it’s over …

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stuff
Fri 15th April, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

ITV lunch time news – WTF?! It looks like a load of Nathan Barleys have Hoxtonised the ITV lunch time news with a ludicrous hi-tech makeover. To the blaring sounds …

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stuff

One day stat attack for urban75!

Thu 7th April, 2005Thu 22nd April, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

One day stat attack! I know some of you are interested in this kind of thing, so here’s a snapshot of the server stats for urban75.net (only) for Tues 5th …

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London / Places / stuff

The Banjo Artshow exhibition at Cide, Waterloo

Wed 6th April, 2005Tue 14th September, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

The Banjo Artshow exhibition at Cide, Waterloo Hung out with the low-trousered skateboard doodz tonight at the Banjo Artshow downstairs in the cide skateshop, 88 lower marsh street, waterloo, london. …

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stuff
Wed 6th April, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Offline rocks! Thursday’s Offline was the best ever, with an enormous turn out leading to queues at the door by 10pm! The acoustic acts were excellent – I particularly enjoyed …

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stuff

Hampstead heath and NYC photos

Wed 30th March, 2005Thu 3rd June, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Some quick updates! I’ve posted up my photo report from the weekend’s fabulous Hampstead Heath walk and I’m steadily working my way through a huge pile of my new New …

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London / photos

Osterley Park Walk

Sat 26th March, 2005Tue 4th January, 2011 - by editor - 1 Comment

Osterley Park Walk On a whim, we went out for a lovely walk on Sunday, through Osterley Park (west London) and along part of the Grand Union Canal. It’s a …

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stuff
Thu 10th March, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Another quick update It’s about three weeks overdue but here’s my Photo Report of the urban75 walk around the ‘London Capital Ring’ a while ago. The walk took me through …

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stuff
Wed 9th March, 2005 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Quick catch up Today’s tunes while I work – LCD Soundsystem, Helen and the Horns, Kate Bush, Go Team, Beyond Nashville.CD about to go in the bin: Jimi Tenor: Organism. …

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stuff

Pub quiz: Team Not So Clever

Fri 4th March, 2005Sat 8th May, 2010 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Team Not So Clever Admire the collective genius of ‘Team Clever’ – the urban75 pub quiz team that managed to come fifth in a competition of just seven teams. The …

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Happy St David’s Day/Dydd Dewi Sant! !
stuff

Happy St David’s Day/Dydd Dewi Sant! !

Tue 1st March, 2005Fri 1st March, 2013 - by editor - Leave a Comment

Happy St David’s Day/Dydd Dewi Sant! ! Bummer. I’m so busy right now it’s looks like I’m not ever going to find the time to go to the pub to …

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