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One for SW, I think Does Mr Weller still live in Highgate?If so I expect Monty knows him personally by now.
I always wanted to live in Highgate but the best I could manage was a short stint at a flat on that ****ty estate between Gospel Oak and Kentish Town.
Of course owning a flat there is bancrupting me despite very healthy rent income. Camden Council *******s
Bell boy !!!
I always liked those flats overlooking the Lido right by Gospel Oak station imoThough I realise this might make me sound like a curtain twitching ****er.
ive ever heard of.. :rubchin: maybe hes a new one without all the family conections i guess
Seems a bit harsh for the honest sons and daughters of toil to pick up so much of the tab.
Lady Angela Burdett-Coutts must be spinning in her grave. :-(
fair play to the lad, I say
I like Gospel Oak - cool name and you have Michael Palin for a neighbour And you get Michael Palin as a neighbour.
How to succeed on bull**** alone.
***** FREE MONEY ***** basically.
I would post what I saw but it would be rather rude, I think.
on the gentrification of Kentish Town, or specifically a street therein where one of your prominent politicians now resides. One of the Milliband pair.
:hehe:
That sometimes gets called Kentish Town because no-one knows where Dartmouth Park is.
I've seen him there a couple of times.
Couldn't think of the exact road / area.
Fair bit on the recent history of the area, right up your street, as such.
It would be quite wrong for someone to PM me a cut&paste of the article. I can't approve of that sort of thing.
handy for you.
Presumably you can get something similar in Bradford though, and for a more reasonable price.
in the 60s and put the big estates in. Rennovation for social housing was unheard of in those days. It could have been beautiful now, like the tiny Gospel Oak Village is.
I can't actually find it - maybe Mr Williams could provide some more information
1. It wasn't the Sunday Times
2. It wasn't even Sunday
3. See below
http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/oct/26/my-house-in-t he-middle-of-ed-milibands-street
:-|
Now I don't actually read the actual paper as it is obviously mainly UK based news/comment with the odd global bit chucked in and it is impossible for me to state just how little interest I have in such ****.
Sport section / magazine / Television thing. Bin.
The idea of an actual newspaper seems like a distant memory, if I'm in a newsagents I generally pick up a private eye and a when saturday comes
*********** FREE NEWS ***********
Save for gambling I try to avoid all contact with computers and the internet in general at weekends.