VG+ with usual signs of wear.

Stamford Hill, London N16
Joined January 2010
These titles for Dub LPs are getting really out of hand.
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Agitierende Comic Plagiate wie dieses erfreuten die Szene in den 80ern. Führten aber auch zu Razzien und erzielen heute hohe Sammlerpreise.
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Headed for Cabaret Voltaire at the Roundhouse. Thinking of @prehberg68
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Not superstitious but lovely to see @EditionsMego signing Finley Shakespeare in the band. Incredible gig.
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A great tribute to an excellent comrade. RIP.
Andy Wilson 1958-2026: Noise maker, writer, publisher, political activist – A personal obituary "full of mistakes and digressions" by Simon Crab datacide-magazine.com/andy-w…
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John Eden retweeted
Everyones complaining that no one wants to make real art anymore and then you turn around and arrest the one guy who does
University of Alaska Fairbanks student Graham Granger was arrested after allegedly eating at least 57 AI generated images from a campus art exhibit. The exhibit featured 160 images by fine arts student Nick Dwyer, and Granger was charged with fifth degree criminal mischief. [H/T: relewans]
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Recommended and one of the few remaining old school N16 spaces that you should support.
FINAL TWO DAYS THIS SATURDAY 17TH AND SUNDAY 18TH 11- 5PM 'So It Goes...' Exhibition by Cat Phillipps, Jenny Matthews, Peter Kennard, Kristian Buus co-curated by @robyn_anika_at Praxis 3-9 Belfast Road, London N16 6UN ALL WELCOME
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I see your Dad is spending Sunday attending to ecumenical practice again.
"We attend to ecumenical practice not only because it is generative, but because difference is inevitable. Within fragmentation we must develop the capacity for cohesive communication and action."
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'New Cross, New Cross: a cultural history of London SE14' - 300+ pages of music, pubs, sport, magic, radical politics & more. Now available to order online and from local bookshops - 'deep cultural history which ripples out far beyond SE14' (Emma Warren) transpont.blogspot.com/2026/…
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#OnThisDay in London rebel history, 1650: ‘Ranter’ Abiezer Coppe, after being examined by a Parliamentary Committee where he chucks apples & pears at them and generally refuses to co-operate, is jailed in Newgate Prison More on Abiezer Coppe: wp.me/p74yfw-1j
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#OnThisDay in London herstory, 2015: Sisters Uncut demonstrate at the London premiere of the 2015 film Suffragette against cuts to domestic violence services, with the slogan "Dead women can't vote".
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#LestWeForget Today marks the 41st anniversary of the police killing #MURDER of the then 49 year old MOTHER of FIVE Mrs CYNTHIA JARRETT a much loved member of our community. She was killed during an unlawful search of her home by PIGS without a warrant or reasonable cause.
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Sky Arts will be broadcasting my documentary 'Legacy In The Dust: The Four Aces Story' which premieres Tuesday the 6th October at 9pm. The Four Aces Club was an iconic music venue in Dalston Trailer: vimeo.com/1151888635 colourfilms.org @colourfilmslondon
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#OtD 3 Oct 1937 almost a year after their defeat at Cable St, Mosley's Blackshirts attempted to march through Bermondsey, South London. Met with strong local opposition and barricades in the streets, the march never arrived at its intended destination workingclasshistory.com/podc…
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John Eden retweeted
I thought that being a police constable would be investigating or preventing crimes. But I mostly do administration and issue numbers to people so they can make insurance claims.
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New poster! 😎😎😎
Replying to @_pasttense_
Women workers dance after winning strike at Ingrams rubber works, Hackney Wick, 8 September 1936
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"They're selling Cramps t-shirts in Debenhams, man.”
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28.09.69, Nürnberg: 15.000 Menschen demonstrieren gegen eine NPD-Kundgebung. Trotz Wasserwerfereinsatz werden die Polizeiketten durchbrochen. Die Veranstaltung der Nazis kann nicht stattfinden.
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