I was already a regular visitor to Clubtek’s DJ shop when it was in Penge, but now they're even handier in Stanstead Road,
just a few doors down from Shannon’s Garden Centre - another old favourite. It’s by no means just for DJs and bands...
In Part 1, we covered the costs of independence - now on to the stuff that really matters. Or at least, to the possible benefits against which, the costs need to be weighed.When the status quo is being one of the most prosperous, stable and powerful countries in the world, the onus is on supporters ...
The Scottish referendum is somewhat off topic, but then again, what is Scotland, if not Evelyn Ward North? We may not have any vote on an issue that will affect everyone in these islands (a feeling the Scots will need to get used to if they do choose independence), but that's no reason not to ...
After sweeping the local elections, Labour dominated Lewisham's European election vote too, taking 32,507 of the borough's votes, ahead of the second-placed Green Party, who won 10,228 votes. UKIP finished third (8,720), ahead of the Conservatives (8,161). The Lib Dems trailed-in fifth (4,252).
Frank Underwood: A great man once said, everything is about sex. Except sex. Sex is about power.- House of Cards"Very well, alone!"This man, John Coughlin, the new Green Party councillor for Brockley, is the only thing standing between Mayor Bullock and total domination of Lewisham Council, after the results of the 2014 local elections were ...
Yesterday, on this site, reader Tim argued that "I want to vote UKIP because even though I think they're all weirdos, a vote for UKIP is a vote for change." Today, the News Shopper reports:The UKIP candidate to be Mayor of Lewisham has been arrested following an alleged sexual assault on a homeless Bulgarian man. ...
Here are the issues that we think ought to define tomorrow's Lewisham elections and the years that follow. Please let us know what you think."Housing"Prices and rents are rising faster in Lewisham than the London average, causing enormous problems for residents and changing the make-up of the area.Like jobs, housing is a London-wide challenge. So ...
We argued yesterday that Lewisham politics is sorely lacking the vision that our leaders ought to have for a borough with Lewisham's scale and natural advantages. In terms of policies, there is little difference between the solutions offered in the main parties' Mayoral manifestos - most of the difference comes down to the underlying narrative ...
On May 22nd, Lewisham will elect its Mayor and local councillors based on a set of manifestos that could have been scribbled on a napkin - a huge missed opportunity.If Lewisham borough (pop 275,800) was a city in its own right, it would be bigger than Newcastle, putting it comfortably in the top 20 British ...
7pm, Brockley Social Club, 240 Brockley RoadClare Cowen writes:Meet the candidates, ask questions about the big issues affecting Brockley Ward – all Brockley residents welcome. Candidates from Labour, the Greens, Liberal Democrats, Conservatives, People before Profit, the Trade Union Coalition and UKIP have been invited. They will introduce themselves and tell us what they would ...
Prendergast Hilly Fields College (Lower Site)Adelaide Avenue, SE4 1LE7.00-9.00pmCome to hear from, and question, the candidates seeking your vote at the Council Elections on 22 May. Each party ‘slate’ will be given 5 minutes (uninterrupted) to set out their priorities and manifesto for Ladywell (and for the Borough) then those present will be able to ...