Anatomy of a Pop Up

The pop-up shop on the corner of Lewisham Way and Tyrwhitt Road is slowly unfurling. As was predicted on the previous thread, it's a furniture shop, which complements Aladdin's Cave opposite.@BrockleyCentral FURNITURE! Bit of competition for alladins but still seems like progress. Was keen for a bakery tho. pic.twitter.com/3Yde6Jln1T— Robert James Mawson (@RjMawson) December 18, ...

“The Mid Kent Line to Hayes” – talk 30 Jan

Christmas Cheer in Lewisham on Christmas Day

‘Carols against the cuts’ – This saturday – Lewisham

Brixton Socialist Club at Canterbury Arms (1978)

The Canterbury Arms in Brixton is facing demolition, to be replaced with flats. Its great back room has seen some amazing nights, in particular in recent years the legendary indie pop club How Does it Feel?.Found in a copy of the Leveller magazine (December 1977?) here's listings for the Brixton Socialist Club at said pub ...

Lewisham Housing Strategy 2015 – 2020

Lewisham Council is developing its housing strategy for 2015 - 2020 and wants residents to give their views on setting objectives and priorities. [...]

Local Samaritans this Christmas

There is a Lewisham, Greenwich and Southwark Branch of Samaritans, which will offer a listening ear over Christmas, with volunteers available round the clock over the festive period, providing a safe space for anyone who needs to talk.As well as being the most wonderful time of the year, it's also a period of acute stress ...

Part time driver wanted

Seriously bro, do you even lift?

The Brockley lovelock is already starting to have its malign effect. Only a few weeks after the long-awaited and over-engineered lift at Brockley Station opened, it is now closed until further notice due to a fault.With thanks to Monkeyboy for the heads-up.

LoveBrocks

Solitary padlock on Brockley's attempted Parisian bridge of love @BrockleyCentral pic.twitter.com/QdMtm1v7Vy— Will DTT (@william__hall) December 15, 2014After the Paris love locks brought down a bridge, the philophiles have moved on to Brockley Station, leaving this lock, perhaps as a symbol of their love for Brockley itself, or perhaps as a tribute to the godfather of ...