Why are they closing Falmer station tomorrow for Shakedown? And why is Ann St ....

[Deleted User X18H]

carpeted?

Falmer copes with about 15,000 people every other Saturday. Surely not that many will be at Shakedown.

Why oh why is there a green baize at the bottom of Ann Street with picnic tables.

Surely if you want a coffee the sanctuary of Costa's is a must.

Tell me why!

 

[nomoremithras4me]

Not sure on either point and if im honest, don't care because I will be in Derby

 

[fataddick]

True but the only response to your complaint might be them closing Falmer station on Saturdays too
PS first time in Dick's Bar this afternoon, looks like something out of Barbarella (in a good way) and yay the security guard who let my Scandinavian friend have a gander at the stadium proper. Class club as ever, Brighton.

 

[Beach Hut]

carpeted?

Falmer copes with about 15,000 people every other Saturday. Surely not that many will be at Shakedown.

Why oh why is there a green baize at the bottom of Ann Street with picnic tables.

Surely if you want a coffee the sanctuary of Costa's is a must.

Tell me why!

If you were a real fan you would be in Derby tomorrow, but as you are our Dear Leader you are forgiven

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Not sure on either point and if im honest, don't care because I will be in Derby

With Simon Fanshawe?

 

[Deleted member 18477]

True but the only response to your complaint might be them closing Falmer station on Saturdays too
PS first time in Dick's Bar this afternoon, looks like something out of Barbarella (in a good way) and yay the security guard who let my Scandinavian friend have a gander at the stadium proper. Class club as ever, Brighton.

Looking forward to coming to your gaff again this December!

 

[Garage_Doors]

Think its to do with the festival in Stanmer park tomorrow.

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Think its to do with the festival in Stanmer park tomorrow.

What Shakedown?

 

[fataddick]

Looking forward to coming to your gaff again this December!

Try not to win 4-0 again. I have (genuinely) only just finished paying off my pint-per-goal bets from that game...

 

[nomoremithras4me]

With Simon Fanshawe?

He was invited but declined the offer of transit on our minibus, not sure why

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Lively Cities project - Brighton Hove City Council

Lively Cities project

Brighton & Hove City Council is working to transform the area around Ann Street and Providence Place Gardens (the small park opposite St Bartholomew’s Church) into a lively, safe and successful public space.

From Monday 1 to Sunday 14 October we will be undertaking a temporary transformation of this area. We are removing railings, installing WiFi and organising artworks, events and entertainment in a bid to change the area’s image and attract more people in.

There’s a café, chairs, tables, two ping-pong tables and part of Ann Street has been covered with artificial turf.

Please come by, have a look and join in.


Programme of events (all weather permitting)

Events taking place every day 3 -14 October

Table tennis 11am-9pm

Street food by the French Revolution - crêpes and galettes Noon-8pm

Al fresco eating/drinking 1pm-8pm

Ann Street Illumination of the trees 6.30pm-9pm


And this sort of thing is happening all over Europe (well ... maybe not the whole of Europe):-

Lively Cities, reclaim public space for public use (Placemaking, Urban lifestyle point)

8 Europeans partners, 1 common aim

The Lively Cities’ Partners are from various horizons and have different expertises: public consultations, ecology, culture, music and public art, sustainable development and environment, culture heritage, facilities and green urban space management, urban renewal, information and communication technology, design, town centre management, place making, tourism, european projects… They will work together about common issues empty spaces and linkage between spaces.

Mons, La Louvière, Tournai (Belgium)
Wageningen, Eindhoven (Netherlands)
Aberdeen, Brighton (UK)
Lille (France)

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[HawkTheSeagull]

Could Falmer being closed be something to do with the Transport Police not wanting 10,000 possibly drunk revellers crossing the A27 to get to the station ?

Moulsecoomb would be because its waaaaaaaaaay to small. Surprised there isnt a shuttle bus to Brighton like BBB5.

 

[jmsc]

try not to win 4-0 again. I have (genuinely) only just finished paying off my pint-per-goal bets from that game...

 

[Vegas Seagull]

The last table tennis game on should prove interesting

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Lively Cities project - Brighton Hove City Council

Lively Cities project

Brighton & Hove City Council is working to transform the area around Ann Street and Providence Place Gardens (the small park opposite St Bartholomew’s Church) into a lively, safe and successful public space.

From Monday 1 to Sunday 14 October we will be undertaking a temporary transformation of this area. We are removing railings, installing WiFi and organising artworks, events and entertainment in a bid to change the area’s image and attract more people in.

There’s a café, chairs, tables, two ping-pong tables and part of Ann Street has been covered with artificial turf.

Please come by, have a look and join in.


Programme of events (all weather permitting)

Events taking place every day 3 -14 October

Table tennis 11am-9pm

Street food by the French Revolution - crêpes and galettes Noon-8pm

Al fresco eating/drinking 1pm-8pm

Ann Street Illumination of the trees 6.30pm-9pm


And this sort of thing is happening all over Europe (well ... maybe not the whole of Europe):-

Lively Cities, reclaim public space for public use (Placemaking, Urban lifestyle point)

8 Europeans partners, 1 common aim

The Lively Cities’ Partners are from various horizons and have different expertises: public consultations, ecology, culture, music and public art, sustainable development and environment, culture heritage, facilities and green urban space management, urban renewal, information and communication technology, design, town centre management, place making, tourism, european projects… They will work together about common issues empty spaces and linkage between spaces.

Mons, La Louvière, Tournai (Belgium)
Wageningen, Eindhoven (Netherlands)
Aberdeen, Brighton (UK)
Lille (France)

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Arrange these words - END THIS TEARS WILL IN

 

[DanielT]

the Ann Street and Providence Place Gardens has been popular place to meet your mates and drink for ages

 

[trueblue]

Lively Cities project - Brighton Hove City Council

Lively Cities project

Brighton & Hove City Council is working to transform the area around Ann Street and Providence Place Gardens (the small park opposite St Bartholomew’s Church) into a lively, safe and successful public space.

From Monday 1 to Sunday 14 October we will be undertaking a temporary transformation of this area. We are removing railings, installing WiFi and organising artworks, events and entertainment in a bid to change the area’s image and attract more people in.

There’s a café, chairs, tables, two ping-pong tables and part of Ann Street has been covered with artificial turf.

Please come by, have a look and join in.


Programme of events (all weather permitting)

Events taking place every day 3 -14 October

Table tennis 11am-9pm

Street food by the French Revolution - crêpes and galettes Noon-8pm

Al fresco eating/drinking 1pm-8pm

Ann Street Illumination of the trees 6.30pm-9pm


And this sort of thing is happening all over Europe (well ... maybe not the whole of Europe):-

Lively Cities, reclaim public space for public use (Placemaking, Urban lifestyle point)

8 Europeans partners, 1 common aim

The Lively Cities’ Partners are from various horizons and have different expertises: public consultations, ecology, culture, music and public art, sustainable development and environment, culture heritage, facilities and green urban space management, urban renewal, information and communication technology, design, town centre management, place making, tourism, european projects… They will work together about common issues empty spaces and linkage between spaces.

Mons, La Louvière, Tournai (Belgium)
Wageningen, Eindhoven (Netherlands)
Aberdeen, Brighton (UK)
Lille (France)

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No needle exchange? The locals won't be happy.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

The rail system beggars belief. They are incapable of adapting to anything beyond the ordinary.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

The rail system beggars belief. They are incapable of adapting to anything beyond the ordinary.

Surprising they open at all for Albion games. Any other gathering of similar size and they shut down all the useful stations.