The clink, clink, clink of elegant, hand-made glass bottles, produced in limited numbers from recycled glass, salvaged from vintage medicine bottles, echoes across the mean streets of East London. And in the quiet moments between the screams of copulating foxes and the road rage slanging matches between the wide-boys in hot-hatches and skinny lads in pedal-pushers on fixed-wheel bikes can be heard the taunt 'Vyner Street, come out to pla-ay'.
Tribes are a-massing and all across Hackney, and the affiliated boroughs of Lambeth and Southwark, there has been a call to arms. Meanwhile in the leafy suburbs and left-wing posh bits, beautifully appliquéd 'Crouch End Massive' pennants are being found in lofts and balaclavas are being hastily crocheted. Read on...
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Jennet Thomas: All Suffering Soon to End