Amish Kapoor and karaoke disco

Bethnal Green tube does analogue

Separate ladies and gents

Buddhist skies, Wild Cherry Cafe

summer menu sums it up

Lady Ga Ga Wash

washing instructions, Boundary Estate Laundrette

death's head baby is watching you

credit crunch mash up

as mashed up on Redchurch Street

Movie community message art crossover

Benny's bar at Austin's Gallery

Bethnal Green Road, nr Brick Lane

getting drunk in a gallery - perfect.

Effective if understood

On brick lane

Great valentine's day cake escape

Rich mix arts centre wallpaper

made by Timorous Beasties

Winged fat on Cambridge Heath Road

Spring, Bethnal Green Park

Parks, enjoyment not included

Victoria park sunset

Spring clean, St Johns

9 comes after 32

Drip

G20 protests

The quieter end of the protests, City of London

Bethnal Green tube WW2 disaster memorial

On March 3rd, 1943 173 people were killed in a crush while attempting to take shelter in the underground station during a bombing raid alert. The crush at Bethnal Green is the largest loss of civilian life in the UK in World War II and the largest loss of life in a single incident on the London Underground network. More about the disaster here.

Every year personal tributes and wreaths are hung on the railings by the stairs where the crush took place.

Recession @ bricklane

coffee@157 is still going though

Glamour cycle

Snowy Bethnal Green

Snowy Bethnal Green station, looking almost charming.

Snow makes Spitalfield look very Olde Worlde...


An outbreak of Snow people on the streets:
a Benefit sponsored one...


one advertising for the Magpie Pub near Liverpool Street Station...

one with eco-unfriendly red light bulb nose on Hanbury Street...

one just chilling across the road.

Wishes of Bethnal Green under 10s

A local environmental project for Children in Bethnal Green Park has borrowed the Japanese custom of tying wishes onto trees. Here's some of my favourite wishes, Bethnal Green childhood in a nutshell.

Things To Do

coffee @ 157's toilet, Brick Lane.