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« on: May 04, 2012, 02:00:14 pm »
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Is East London Dead on Google Maps?

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With East London about to host the 2012 London Olympics Dazed magazine poses the question 'Is East London dead?'.



The magazine argues that East London has been a centre of cultural activity with a vibrant grassroots, underground creative scene.

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Google Map Dazed are trying to build a crowd-sourced memory map of East London's cultural scene. They are asking readers to post a memory to the map of a music, art, fashion or film related event or happening that they have taken part in, in East London.



Users of the map can browse the submitted memories by location and can use the time-line slide control to refine the results shown by date.



Creating a memory map of the East London cultural scene is a great idea. Looking at the number of events added for 2011 and 2012 I think we can also safely say that East London isn't dead yet.<div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='

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« Reply #2 on: May 04, 2012, 06:57:23 pm »
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I was born and raised in Hackney East London, I visit "home" every year as my family are still residing there.
I no longer recognize the place and feel sorrow at the changes I see, when Britain lojnd the EU so many other peoples arrived that the character of the place has changed beyond recognision, no longer do you here a good old Cockney accent only forien tounges.
People are or seem to be highly stressed including my folks.
The area now calling itself the olympic grounds was my play ground as a child and is close to the area used for exploding WW2 unexploded german bombs.
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