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Blimey, including the Hawley Arms pub...

Wasn't that the one we went to after the UNKLE gig? :eek:

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Yeah was watching it on Sky News. Its around the Lock area of the market; appears that Hawley Arms garden area is on fire, and main building is ok, but in danger.

I hope this doesnt mean Dingwalls has been burned down again, cos i think that will be third time in thirty years.

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No, isnt Dingwalls on the other side of the road?

hmmmmm... wasnt a few months ago that they were trying to get rid of the market to put a shopping centre there.

I'm suggesting nothing, I should point out.

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Uncle Liam wrote:

hmmmmm... wasnt a few months ago that they were trying to get rid of the market to put a shopping centre there. .

That saves me my next question then.

But no, it'll be terrorists, terrorists or global warming.

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Uncle Liam wrote: No, isnt Dingwalls on the other side of the road?

hmmmmm... wasnt a few months ago that they were trying to get rid of the market to put a shopping centre there.

I'm suggesting nothing, I should point out.

Someone said that in the pub earlier too. Hmmmmmm...

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote: No, isnt Dingwalls on the other side of the road?

hmmmmm... wasnt a few months ago that they were trying to get rid of the market to put a shopping centre there.

I'm suggesting nothing, I should point out.

Someone said that in the pub earlier too. Hmmmmmm...

That would be Westfield. I believe it is one of four or five malls they have planned for London. Knowing them it will happen, so say goodbye to your high street shopping as well. Darn colonials.

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NOOLigan wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote: No, isnt Dingwalls on the other side of the road?

hmmmmm... wasnt a few months ago that they were trying to get rid of the market to put a shopping centre there.

I'm suggesting nothing, I should point out.

Someone said that in the pub earlier too. Hmmmmmm...

That would be Westfield. I believe it is one of four or five malls they have planned for London. Knowing them it will happen, so say goodbye to your high street shopping as well. Darn colonials.

I erm doubt it. Plenty of places in London that could be ruined by fire quite happily and welcomed by many residents, but Camden Lock isnt one of them. Its worth far too much money in terms of entertainment and tourist cash. Shopping mall wont work cos its not really easily accessible by car and impossible to park. Its a big earner for food and ale, and steeped in modern history.

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You have just made me aware I need an eye test.

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

NOOLigan wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote: No, isnt Dingwalls on the other side of the road?

hmmmmm... wasnt a few months ago that they were trying to get rid of the market to put a shopping centre there.

I'm suggesting nothing, I should point out.

Someone said that in the pub earlier too. Hmmmmmm...

That would be Westfield. I believe it is one of four or five malls they have planned for London. Knowing them it will happen, so say goodbye to your high street shopping as well. Darn colonials.

I erm doubt it. Plenty of places in London that could be ruined by fire quite happily and welcomed by many residents, but Camden Lock isnt one of them. Its worth far too much money in terms of entertainment and tourist cash. Shopping mall wont work cos its not really easily accessible by car and impossible to park. Its a big earner for food and ale, and steeped in modern history.

K perhaps not there, but here are some of the things in store for you.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/5356686.stm

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23435046-details/Mayor's+megamalls+'killing+high+streets'/article.do

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NOOLigan wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

NOOLigan wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote: No, isnt Dingwalls on the other side of the road?

hmmmmm... wasnt a few months ago that they were trying to get rid of the market to put a shopping centre there.

I'm suggesting nothing, I should point out.

Someone said that in the pub earlier too. Hmmmmmm...

That would be Westfield. I believe it is one of four or five malls they have planned for London. Knowing them it will happen, so say goodbye to your high street shopping as well. Darn colonials.

I erm doubt it. Plenty of places in London that could be ruined by fire quite happily and welcomed by many residents, but Camden Lock isnt one of them. Its worth far too much money in terms of entertainment and tourist cash. Shopping mall wont work cos its not really easily accessible by car and impossible to park. Its a big earner for food and ale, and steeped in modern history.

K perhaps not there, but here are some of the things in store for you.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/5356686.stm

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/5356686.stm

I'm never one to knock redevelopment, at all, and lots of London needs it, no doubt, just like many other cities.

could think of a handful of places that could do with a bunch of arsonists and a shopping centre to replace the carnage, relatively quickly and totally welcomed by the local residents. Camden is one of those special places though, and way too protected, but for the right reasons.

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You could at least have waited until I fixed up that second link. :lol:

I did read something about Westfield wanting to put a mall on some market in London. I just can't remember which one.

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Nick King wrote: Blimey, including the Hawley Arms pub...

Wasn't that the one we went to after the UNKLE gig? :eek:

Nope, we were in there before Re-order last June though.

We were in some Wetherspoons after UNKLE, no?

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El Jarvo wrote:

Nick King wrote: Blimey, including the Hawley Arms pub...

Wasn't that the one we went to after the UNKLE gig? :eek:

Nope, we were in there before Re-order last June though.

We were in some Wetherspoons after UNKLE, no?

Yes, Re-order (and possibly the Chems?) - it's also the one that I went to before the Paul Hartnoll and Underworld gigs last year (because it has a smoking area on the roof)...

Ah well, time to find another meet-up for the Underworld gigs at the end of the month... :shrug:

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Uncle Liam wrote:

hmmmmm... wasnt a few months ago that they were trying to get rid of the market to put a shopping centre there.

I'm suggesting nothing, I should point out.

My thoughts exactly. Very convieniant for the developers

:nonono:

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The whole of fucking Burslem could have burned down with 1000 deaths and it wouldn't make the national news: no-one would give a fuck.

Including me.

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PETER COATES'S BELATED REDEMPTION wrote: The whole of fucking Burslem could have burned down with 1000 deaths and it wouldn't make the national news: no-one would give a fuck.

Including me.

Where's Burslem? :lol:

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Nick King wrote: (because it has a smoking area on the roof)...

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You mean the roof is a smoking area.....

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Tim wrote:

Nick King wrote: (because it has a smoking area on the roof)...

:smoking:

You mean the roof is a smoking area.....

Well, it is now! :lol:

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I was hoping it was Camden, NJ that finally caught on fire.

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In true Camden style... even the fire's fcuking overrated :nod:

Are pious 'Libertine' twats in Trilby's flammable? Or Amy Lagerhouse's breath? (Silly question)

I very much hope so :thumb:

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Had a wander thru Camden tonight to take a ganders at the damage.

Can't get anywhere near it. Police have the road totally closed off from the bridge just before Dingwalls. Oh well. :shrug:

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the evening standard, reckons £30million ($60million, us)damage has been done

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Could've been much more nasty.

Doesn't look like it was rigged towards Insurance claims and for Development's sake. Location wise makes more sense, even $ wise, to not have to deal w/ the damage.

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