Ultimately it all proved futile and the eviction did take place leading to this which has now turned into an even more definite piece of wasteland (I'll go take some new pictures there soon, I promise)
Thursday, 16 February 2012
St Agnes Place Benefit - 29/04/2004
At the George IVth on Brixton Hill.
This was to raise funds to try and fight the eviction of St Agnes Place as after quite a long time of peaceful occupation there threats of eviction had re-emerged.
Ultimately it all proved futile and the eviction did take place leading to this which has now turned into an even more definite piece of wasteland (I'll go take some new pictures there soon, I promise)
Ultimately it all proved futile and the eviction did take place leading to this which has now turned into an even more definite piece of wasteland (I'll go take some new pictures there soon, I promise)
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ReplyDeleteYeah, typical shit when St Agnes was finally evicted. Make a community homeless and then the council allow the area to collapse into decay with total inaction (either that or eventually before the yuppie apartments get built) :rolleyes:
True Steph, still no sign of the yuppie flats coming up but seeing how Lambeth Council has dealt with Clifton Mansion last year and the fact that they are now moving forward with evicting the Rushcroft squatters and legit residents it can't be that far off in the future when they will sell this valuable piece of real estate to private developers.
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