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There are very few spaces available to young people these days, so one that was created by the young people themselves is a rare thing indeed and shows enterprise, engagement, and things we ought to encourage rather than being fearful of. The councillor in the article is - predictably - advocating for an 'affordable' pub or restaurant. I'd be concerned this just a popular way of saying a 'chain' pub or restaurant which would be about as unappealing as a Lidl or Aldi. Did you prefer it when it was being used as an open-air rubbish tip? Because that's what happened before the skatepark and what it would become again if the skatepark wasn't there as the landowners do nothing with the space. -
I’ve thought of one for my small yet double sized second bedroom in a two bedroom 1990s built house. It would be a guest bedroom. With the high cost for a built in one that looks nice, I ended up buying an IKEA sofa bed. -
By David Peckham · Posted
To be fair, anyone wearing a hard hat & tool belt after 8 pm is either seven Stellas into a post-site session or a member of a Village People tribute band. Neither is particularly appealing. The hat/hood thing is pretty commonplace in loads of places now, not just Bromley - it's for CCTV. They've had a few problems in there in the past, you can see why they've had to make some changes. Strangely enough, curing the gents of the pong probably won't have helped. You could barely go in there without holding your breath, let alone take a great, big nasal draught of something.
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