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Did this 2 years ago for @londoninbits to mark LGBT+ History Month.
It's my personal journey about 'the evolution of London’s gay scene through the AIDS crisis, Section 28, and the second Summer of Love'.
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I did an interview with @londoninbits on the strange experience of using a Lidar 3D scanner to document offshore tax-haven owned property in London 🔎 Cheers to @hinchcliffe and the LiB team for this. Article here: londoninbits.substack.com/p/…
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Thanks to @londoninbits for asking me to talk about my favourite restaurant before/if it disappears. I picked the wonderful Estrela bar in London’s sometimes under appreciated Little Portugal. Read the interview here: londoninbits.substack.com/p/…
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I'm looking forward to discussing 'Trees, Ada and the Urban Forest' on Thursday evening in #Bermondsey with @SalterCentenary @RachelBentleyNB @BermondseyTrees @kaushal_maru
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Yes, we sent out our Weekend Roundup a whole day early (sorry, it's not Saturday yet).
No, it wasn't Substack's fault (it's been a long week).
Yes, you're allowed to take the piss out of us (but only for 24 hours).
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@londoninbits Excellent piece about the toxic world of Stringfellows. Deserves to be widely read.
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Lovely piece on @londoninbits about Bar Bruno and the importance of celebrating the local greasy spoon, even if it’s not Instagram friendly. londoninbits.substack.com/p/…
Our (subscriber only 🔒) issue today is the latest in our Electric Theatre series looking at London on film. This month @SarahAJCleary takes on Neil Jordan's Mona Lisa. londoninbits.substack.com/p/…
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This (with thanks to @helenbarrett for the spot) is fabulous. A decent test of character is to check if someone knows this place. Bradley's : Lager and Shots in No-Man's Land londoninbits.substack.com/p/…
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One of my favourite London haunts. Met lots of weird and wonderful people in there, including the Bjork era Sugarcubes.
"White Horses" by Jackie Lee on the jukebox was always a favourite.
Kicking off our series on London's most beloved but endangered places, @garius writes about what makes Bradley's so special: londoninbits.substack.com/p/…
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Very glad you wrote this - I may never get back into central London again, but this morning you've reminded me of a meet-up with some old Uni chums there many moons ago! Thank you!🌷
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It must be 10yrs since I went here, and that tiny club a few doors down. Reminded of sthg Alan Moore said: “People will say ‘well, you can say that about anywhere.’ And I would say that is precisely the point.” We all have those places and history is everywhere. Cheers @garius
Kicking off our series on London's most beloved but endangered places, @garius writes about what makes Bradley's so special: londoninbits.substack.com/p/…
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First went to Bradley's in 1977 or '78 and quite often during the' 80s when I had my studio just round the corner in Rathbone Place. One of London's best kept secrets.
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Does anyone remember the name of the after-after hours club (again, very Spanish) which was in the basement of the bar opposite the Dorada? Underground, total firetrap, sweat (or damp?) running down the walls?
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Was basically the office bar when Time Out was on Tottenham Court Road.
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Oh the late nights we spent in the Spanish Bar in the early 80s…. What a legend of a bar 💕💕💕
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My favourite Bradley's memory was some afternoon drinking during the 2002 World Cup, when we ended up there after the South Korea-Italy game and got talking to furious Anglo-Italian, who turned out to be Paul Di'Anno, original lead singer of Iron Maiden.
Kicking off our series on London's most beloved but endangered places, @garius writes about what makes Bradley's so special: londoninbits.substack.com/p/…
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This, right here, made my heart soar. When I left London in the early 2000s to live, (not so temporarily it turned out) in the shires, this, I realised was what I missed. It dawned on me one day, I vocalised it, people thought I was crackers. Thank you.
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This is perfect
Kicking off our series on London's most beloved but endangered places, @garius writes about what makes Bradley's so special: londoninbits.substack.com/p/…
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An excellent article full of historical romance, compassion and an audible chuckle or two on my part👍





















