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Don’t hold any pages

Published by Peter | Filed under General, Places

Today I thought I’d finally found a prime bit of Camberwell news as the poster for the Southwark News proclaimed ‘NEW-LOOK CENTRE FOR SE5′ (or similar). I assumed it was something to do with my earlier revelation about the Grove Lane development, but I’m afraid I can’t confirm that as the newsagents didn’t have a copy.

I make a crap investigative journalist.

On a more positive note, I’ve booked my table at Rock-8 for December 18. See you there.

Update: I found the Southwark News in a newsagent this morning, and was very disappointed to learn that it was just a story about the renovation of Butterfly Walk; in effect, the ‘NEW LOOK FOR SE5 CENTRE’ means that there will be a new skylight above the pound shops. Or maybe I’m just being cynical because my big scoop didn’t happen.

Can’t believe I missed my bus for that.

November 9th, 2004


6 Responses to “Don’t hold any pages”

  1. Chris Mullany Says:

    I agree - it doesn’t look like much of a change at the Butterfly shopping centre. However, we have covered the Grove Lane development extensively for the past three years - so keep missing your bus for us!

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  2. Cheeks Says:

    Three years? Wow; and I thought I’d discovered something secret. You guys should really have a website, so I wouldn’t end up being humbled like this…

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  3. Guy Gooberman Says:

    Hello! I’m back after some serious web absense trying to get broadband into my new Southampton Way home. I am now online and will be here on these pages often.

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  4. Cheeks Says:

    Welcome, Guy. Where on Southampton Way do you live? I used to live on Rainbow Street, just above the shop on the corner.

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  5. Guy Gooberman Says:

    I live near to where Havill Street meets Southampton Way. I’ve put your site on my sites link page which is just here http://www.lunch-break.co.uk/links/default.asp so i hope that’s cool? I’m loving it in this neck of the woods, not half as bad as everyone makes out.

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  6. Garry Says:

    Interestingness I live near havil street

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