Lewisham Round Up
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Opening of Stephen Lawrence Centre
Sue attends.
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Chugging on
Henry’s friend wonders whether a 20 mph speed limit would mean cars going faster or slower.
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Save Catford cat!
Kate and at least another 4 people think that the council are out to do away with the Catford Cat.
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Brockley Central Drinks II - The Quickening
The Brockley massive invade the circus. Fun is had. More will be had at a later date.
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Morden Arms
Richard S thinks “that Tuesday nights at the Morden might be the perfect venue for some interesting music…but so far this remains a distant thought, and one liable to be impractical under the circumstances”
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Salacious Images
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Pettifogging
Tom from Going Local says he’s gone local in his political outlook too. Watch out you Brockley councillors!
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RIP PAUL
More memories of Paul Hendrich
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Thinking of those days
Henry wonders whether there’s room in the calender for a Pubs We Have Lost In Catford Remembrance Day, but I think his tongue is firmly in his cheek.
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Paul Hendrich
John Hutnyk pays his respects.
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The Sybil Phoenix Story Plus The Getty Archimedes Story
“From the 1960’s Sybil was a foster parent to hundreds of unwanted children. She rasied £64,000, opened and ran Moonshot in New Cross, the first black youth club in Britain. When the National Front burned it down in 1977 she rebuilt it within 4 years.”
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A Day to Regret
The Commander on how hoaxers can be humiliated.
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Goldsmiths sets date for New Cross eviction
Transpontine says the University have set the dates.
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John Lockwood on the signifiance of the Battle of Lewisham
“As history records, August 13 1977, was not just another in a long list of anti-fascist skirmishes, it was the day that the Nazis were dealt a blow from which they have never, to this day, recovered.” And let’s hope they never do.
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Live and let Livesey
johninnit on why we should love the Livesey (which is in Southwalk, but hey it’s my blog!)
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Jump Ladywell: Jonthan’s Powerisers
“When you’re eight feet tall, everyone wants to be your friend, I guess.”
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Catford Soul
Geno Washington (amongst others, but I’m a Dexys fan) is coming to the borough.
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Presentation by Steve Grindlay
The slides that drew 120 people out of their homes.
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Good news for rail passengers from Forest Hill and Sydenham
The Forest Hill Society think that Network Rail have been listening.
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