1964
1:50 Thu Jan 10
Re: Living in Leyton
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Gentrification doesn't stop stabbings
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SUM A DING WONG
1:48 Thu Jan 10
Re: Living in Leyton
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"This this post came up . . .4 people have been stabbed there !!!"
With all the 'gentrification' going on in Leyton, that should of read
"4 people have been shitstabbed there"
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1964
1:47 Thu Jan 10
Re: Living in Leyton
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Nothing out of the ordinary anymore in this country. The authorities have completely lost it.
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BarkingMadHammer
1:40 Thu Jan 10
Re: Living in Leyton
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This this post came up . . .4 people have been stabbed there !!!
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w4hammer
11:17 Thu Jan 10
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https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jan/09/murder-leyton-east-london-boy-14-teenager-police
*cough*
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overbyyer
8:24 Wed Jan 9
Re: Living in Leyton
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Wils wrote...
Re: Living in Leyton
frankiemacca
a lot of Indian accountants/IT workers buying them up. I am sure they are nice people and neighbours but some might find them a tad boring.
They ain't buying them to live in, long term, they will rent them out to the soft white underbelly - poor little rich kids, who in turn bleed their hard working parents dry for a deposit and extortionate rent.
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wanstead_hammer
8:03 Wed Jan 9
Re: Living in Leyton
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Maybe Leytonstone's the better bet!
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Gavros
1:00 Mon Jan 7
Re: Living in Leyton
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Me? Give it the big un and wind up essexers?
Never!
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Claret Badger
12:34 Mon Jan 7
Re: Living in Leyton
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1964 11:45 Mon Jan 7
wasn't in 2000
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Wils
12:06 Mon Jan 7
Re: Living in Leyton
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jfk wrote...
"I was a late starter I had my first at 30 my eldest is now twenty and he knocks around your way occasional when he sees fit."
Late starter? My first was at 35 and most recent at 44. Which incidentally is not late at all around where I live. Plenty of older fathers than me at the school gates.
But I live in London. Not the gentrified east end but have plenty of friends and acquaintances that do. They have their kids at primary school and have no intention of moving out of Hackney as they go to Secondary school next year.
If you have been around that way recently, Broadway Market and the like you can see why. The days of living a hipster life in Hackney and getting out when your kids are young are over. The middle class that lives there now are staying put. You need to get with it jfk.
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1964
11:45 Mon Jan 7
Re: Living in Leyton
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Claret Badger 1:45 Mon Jan 7
There is a Waitrose 1 mile away from Forest Gate in Westfield.
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jfk
5:29 Mon Jan 7
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On the contuary gav,you have gone out of your way to help fellow hammers out for that I've nothing but admirement for you.
Just stop giving it the biggen.
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jfk
4:53 Mon Jan 7
Re: Living in Leyton
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Gavvy,
If you have kids the bollocks you spout will change in an instance.
I was a late starter I had my first at 30 my eldest is now twenty and he knocks around your way occasional when he sees fit.
When will you grow up ?
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Gavros
4:07 Mon Jan 7
Re: Living in Leyton
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"This fucking childless wanker Gavros can bullshit all he likes about the merits of Hackney and the likes.
The minute he was to find a bit of nutty minge to lob a newborn out of its chuff,Gevros would fuck off of here for good.The cunt."
Used to live in Brentwood. It was full of wankers.
Apparently it still is.
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Claret Badger
1:45 Mon Jan 7
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live 45 mins from London
used to live in Forest Gate
now I have a Waitrose 1 mile away
whereas in E7 I just had muggers, buggerers and thieves near me
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Wils
12:43 Mon Jan 7
Re: Living in Leyton
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frankiemacca
I was looking at Chobham manor next to the ground, what’s everyones view on that area once fully built?
Looks swanky but probably going to be souless. New builds are fine when they are in small development in areas that have character but try and steer clear large scale ones. But that said it depends on your age. For a bachelor pad it might be fine. But a lot of Indian accountants/IT workers buying them up. I am sure they are nice people and neighbours but some might find them a tad boring.
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Wils
12:40 Mon Jan 7
Re: Living in Leyton
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the last eastender
"I don't hold out much hope for England, people think brexit will solve this well the people who do the vast majority of stabbing are not EU migrants and let's just leave it there..."
I agree Brexit wont fix it. But it will help. Lost count of the amount of Somalian taxi drivers who have told me they claimed asylum in Sweden or Norway and lived there until they got their Swedish or Norwegian passports before coming to London to join their mates. I know horse has bolted all that, but there are a lot more horses behind that stable door.
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frankiemacca
9:58 Sun Jan 6
Re: Living in Leyton
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I was looking at Chobham manor next to the ground, what’s everyones view on that area once fully built?
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jfk
7:54 Sun Jan 6
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The fact is for a young childless ambitious couple the old east end has plenty to offer.
Although most don't have any connection with the"old times" they just have rich parents who idolise their offspring.
I grew up in Dagenham/ Romford as a product of an East End family that moved on to parstures new.
I now live in Brentwood its nice.
This fucking childless wanker Gavros can bullshit all he likes about the merits of Hackney and the likes.
The minute he was to find a bit of nutty minge to lob a newborn out of its chuff,Gevros would fuck off of here for good.The cunt.
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the last eastender
5:56 Sun Jan 6
Re: Living in Leyton
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Wills 8.55 Saturday
Sadly much of England is now infested with this problem. You have a section of society who are pretty much untouchable and feel they can do anything they like.
The slightest perceived offence entitles them to use extreme violence for the most minor ridiculous thing.
I don't hold out much hope for England, people think brexit will solve this well the people who do the vast majority of stabbing are not EU migrants and let's just leave it there...
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