Tag Archives: cuts
Occupy Mother London
From Spring Equinox to Summer Solstice this year, I spent a significant amount of time exploring the small patch of the Square Mile encompassing Fleet Street, Ludgate Hill and Cheapside. Walking, taking photos, thinking and experiencing this, one of the … Continue reading
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Train in Vain
In the Telegraph today:675 Railway station ticket offices to close http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/road-and-rail-transport/8743170/List-of-675-railway-station-ticket-offices-to-close.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/road-and-rail-transport/8741943/One-in-four-railway-ticket-offices-faces-the-axe.html Both my local stations will have their ticket offices closed..at least one, the closest, where people have been mugged….and what about help for the elderly, disabled, people with … Continue reading
Memo of a Demo
Kids smoking rollups Looking cool with filters Pushing a butcher’s bike Stuffed with subwhoofers “Fuck You I won’t Do What You Tell Me” The protest posse posing for the long lens of the press pack Do they know that demos … Continue reading
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Paper Cuts
We stretch for eternity On hind legs made of jelly Our brains digested in the belly Of a gold and rotting beast A definition of riches A plate of scalding bones Sucked juices for fresh bitches We sing in … Continue reading
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