Belsize Community Life 😘

Blossoming in #Belsize Park🌳 The 🌎 beyond + the world within🙏🏼Provocative 🍌#Art #Music🎻#Culture Learning📖#Sharing 💥#Ideas💫+ hyper-local 📚#NW3 RT=fyi

[Belsize Community Life 😘 @FriendsBCL]

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[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Another little part of England is to be destroyed, as the government plans to put 1250 illegal migrants here, in the hamlet of Piddlington, grossly outnumbering its 400 residents.

This is operation scatter. Also known as destroy everything they cherish.

[Camden New Journal @NewJournal]

Have you seen this moggy? CNJ asks what’s happened to Mornington Crescent's famous black cats: https://t.co/isr7Hzra3c

[Saving London Pubs @PubsSaving]

Sad to see Ye Olde Swiss Cottage still closed & slowly declining. The building is locally listed & protected by an Asset of Community Value (ACV). Lots of new development going up around the pub & cinema. Surprised the Odeon Swiss Cottage isn’t locally listed.

[Jon Cooper @jon_cooper75]

Camden NW1, DM’s…

[Chelsea Dan @ChelseaDan5]

50 yearson the planet today Half a century old,Thanks to everyone who attendend todays tour of Somers Town NW1 with me @VinnieSull1van @RJK_75 and @TheRealSitts thanks John for the card and bottle,Big Wonky in the background...Love you all tommorow belongs to us🍻🍻🍻👌

[Belsize Community Life 😘 @FriendsBCL]

The absolute analysis of the Azteca Stadium on all platforms rn
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[Vinnie Sullivan @VinnieSull1van]

Footage of Alan Roumana, who owned Holts Shoe Shop (founded in 1851) in Camden Town (North London) in his place of work in 1984. The shop was still run by the same family when its name was changed to 'The British Boot Company' is a shoe shop in Camden Town in London. The shop is notable for being the first UK retailer of the classic British brand Dr. Martens, and also sells Grinders, Solovair, Gladiator, George Cox, Tredair, and NPS. During the 1970s / 1980s, the shop was famous among skinheads and punks from all over the world.

In the late 1970s, Alan Roumana formed a close association with the local band North London Invaders, who would later become Madness. The band's lead singer Suggs writes: "Holts became a mecca for alternative types from around the world. It's still there, as the British Boot Company, serving each new generation of Airware devotees. "

Film by Paul Putner

[Modernism in Metroland @mod_in_metro]

2c & 2d Belsize Park Gardens, Camden

1978

Spence & Webster

https://t.co/2grX9olaBt

[Primrose Hill Watch @PrimroseWatch]

Extremely loud illegal fireworks from top of #PrimroseHill just now 21:38 - 21:42 disturbing the neighbourhood, particularly pets @theroyalparks @Keir_Starmer @LaurenKeiles @MPSPrimHill @suleiman_osman1 @MetCC

[Camden New Journal @NewJournal]

Flick Rea and the last puzzle: Touching tributes at alderman's funeral service: https://t.co/S3X3okxTAY

[No Context Brits @NoContextBrits]

America is 250 years old.

This pub is 1,466 years old.

[Red Arrows @rafredarrows]

Statue of Liberty, skyscrapers and a flotilla of ships - the Red Arrows over New York in a huge international flypast this morning, celebrating the Fourth of July with the American people on the 250th anniversary of independence.

#RedArrows | #RAF | #NewYork | #America250

[Edward Adoo @EdwardAdoo]

Wow rare to see an 01 dialling code in London Town. For those who remember. 01

[Cockney Cabbie @Cockneycabbie_]

The Flamingo Club in Soho was one of London's most famous Jazz and Blues venues. Opening in the 1950s, it became a cornerstone of the city's music scene, hosting future stars such as Georgie Fame, Mick Jagger, Jimi Hendrix, The Who, and Rod Stewart.

[Simon Forrest @SimonForrest11]

A monstrous AI Data Centre is proposed for a greenfield site in a picturesque Fife village. The Auchtertool data centre is over 8 double decker buses high, over 50 football pitches in area & will consume the electricity of over half the homes in Scotland.
https://t.co/hU0Cpe5XDn

[Modernism in Metroland @mod_in_metro]

Photo: Belsize Library, Hampstead (1937) by Gold and Aldridge https://t.co/KX1XzUdIgK #librariesweek #camden

[Belsize Community Life 😘 @FriendsBCL]

@EvilFleagle @japan_nobunaga

[Blue Fugate @EvilFleagle]

@japan_nobunaga It’s not like we weren’t warned.

[Spitalfields Life @thegentleauthor]

The Declaration of Independence in it's first printed form (known as the Dunlap Broadside) was set in type imported from the Caslon letter foundry in Chiswell St in the City of London.