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Many Different Voices Sketchbook Event 07 DSDHA Many Different Voices Sketchbook Event 07 1. Community Input Mapping 2. Safety & Crime Mar 2021 DSDHA Section 01 Community Input Mapping This section will be discussed in detail at Event 07, live workshop. Google Reviews Network Map 10 DENMARK HILL 11 LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION Google Reviews Network Map 12 13 10 DENMARK HILL 11 9 8 Coldharbour lane Shakespeare road LOUGHBOROUGH Google Reviews Network Map Brixton road JUNCTION 12 13 BRIXTON 10 7 6 DENMARK HILL 11 Google Reviews Network Map 9 Coldharbour lane 8 Movement Access & Users 1 10 2 DENMARK HILL 11 Brixton Hill Shakespeare road LOUGHBOROUGH Google road ReviewsEffra Network Map JUNCTION 12 13 Brixton road BRIXTON 7 6 This mapping technique records all of the Google 9 reviews living in the local areas and plots the locations LOUGHBOROUGH 8 Coldharbour lane of their reviews on to the map. JUNCTION 12 13 1 2 Shakespeare road Each map focuses5 on one person living on Brixton Hill Shakespeare Road and maps the locationDulwich road and places Brixton road Effra road Effra they have reviewed in relation to where they live. HERNE HILL 9 BRIXTON 7 6 3 8 Coldharbour lane This technique when repeated many times starts to draw a portrait of the types of places and amenities Shakespeare road 1 people use in a local area. 4 2 Brixton Hill Brixton road 5 What do the network maps tell you about the places Effra road Effra Dulwich road people like to visit in the Brixton area? BRIXTON 7 HERNE HILL 6 Does the map correlate to the places you visit? 3 Local Guide : Kirsty CMS 6. First Gear Convenient shop 11. Vauxhall Mania Good items 100% recommend- twice I have got parts from here for my 1. Ammon House 1 5 stars insignia- the cheapest and local to get to 4 7. Black & White Cafe 2 2. The Guinness Partnership 5 stars 12. Sem’s Cafe 5 stars Brixton Hill best omlette and special salad family run good coffee nice 5 8. S11 Bar people clean Great Place Dulwich road 3. Little Ochi Seafood Restaurant 5 stars road 13.Effra Fox on the hill Pub HERNE HILL 9. Bleach London Hairdressers Good staff good food 4. Brockwell Park 5 stars 5 stars 10. Scrap Maniacs 3 Excellent service 5. Sainsbury’s 5 stars Local Guide : Kirsty CMS 6. First Gear Convenient shop 11. Vauxhall Mania 1. Ammon House4 Good items 100% recommend- twice I have got parts from here for my 5 stars insignia- the cheapest and local to get to 7. Black & White Cafe 2. The Guinness Partnership 5 stars 12. Sem’s Cafe 5 stars best omlette and special salad family run good coffee nice 8. S11 Bar people clean 3. Little Ochi Seafood Restaurant Great Place 5 stars 13. Fox on the hill Pub 9. Bleach London Hairdressers Good staff good food 5 5 stars 4. Brockwell Park Dulwich road 5 stars 10. Scrap Maniacs Excellent service HERNE HILL Local Guide : Kirsty CMS 5. Sainsbury’s 6. First 5 stars Gear Convenient shop 11. Vauxhall Mania 1. Ammon House Good items 100% recommend- twice I have got parts from here for my 5 stars insignia- the cheapest and local to get to 3 7. Black & White Cafe 2. The Guinness Partnership 5 stars 12. Sem’s Cafe 5 stars best omlette and special salad family run good coffee nice 8. S11 Bar people clean 3. Little Ochi Seafood Restaurant Great Place 5 stars 13. Fox on the hill Pub 9. Bleach London Hairdressers Good staff good food 4 4. Brockwell Park 5 stars 5 stars 10. Scrap Maniacs Excellent service 5. Sainsbury’s 5 stars Local Guide : Kirsty CMS 6. First Gear Convenient shop 11. Vauxhall Mania 1. Ammon House Good items 100% recommend- twice I have got parts from here for my 5 stars insignia- the cheapest and local to get to 7. Black & White Cafe 2. The Guinness Partnership 5 stars 12. Sem’s Cafe 5 stars best omlette and special salad family run good coffee nice 8. S11 Bar people clean 3. Little Ochi Seafood Restaurant Great Place 5 stars 13. Fox on the hill Pub 9. Bleach London Hairdressers Good staff good food 4. Brockwell Park 5 stars 5 stars 10. Scrap Maniacs Excellent service 5. Sainsbury’s 5 stars Movement Access & Users Google Reviews Network Map Google Reviews Network Map Google Reviews Network Map DENMARK HILL DENMARK HILL 10 18 LOUGHBOROUGH LOUGHBOROUGH 16 JUNCTION JUNCTION 13 17 9 11 14 Coldharbour lane Coldharbour lane 8 Shakespeare road Shakespeare road 8 15 9 12 7 6 10 Brixton road Brixton road 7 5BRIXTON 6 BRIXTON 4 1 3 Brixton Hill Brixton Hill Effra road Effra road Effra 2 1 5 Dulwich road Dulwich road HERNE HILL HERNE HILL 2 4 3 Local Guide : Angela Miller 7. Impact Brixton 13. Sackville Travel Services Ltd 1. Brixton Advice Centre The Live Positive Change course was superb Superfantastic Local Guide : xtra_mickie Service fantastic 6. Banks Optometrists 1. Evelyn Grace Academy 8. Iceland Foods 14. Brixton Recreation Centre The counter staff seemed lovely but the optician i felt looked down on me. 2. Currys PC World 1 star. The kids fight at this school I found what I needed. The Maths Seminar was great. Greatly Satisfied with the choice of cooker I made 7. First Choice Bakers 2. Blackbird Bakery 9. Electric Avenue Brixton Market 15. Brixton Village Market Great bakery, the bun is fab and the staff are always friendly & polite! 3. Olive Morris House coffee was ok, service slow. customers sitting opposite me outside were very snobby Lovely Everything perfect Lots of memories 8. Costa Coffee 3. Brockwell Park Cafe 10. Healthy Eaters Caribbean 16. O2 Academy Brixton Service really slow. The layout at the front is untidy looking 4. Barrios Brixton cappuccino tasted nasty and was nothing like one Good food All the performance was superb Customer services great. Drank Brixton Stout for the first time 9. Ebony Horse Club 4. Brockwell Park 11. Zula Cafe 17. Karibu Education Centre when my daughter went here , the staff were terrible 5. McDonald’s Brixton 5 stars 5 Stars Good Lovely icecream 10. FCB Coffee Denmark Hill 5. Sainsbury’s 12. Pape & Camile Hair Beauty Ltd 18. Loughborough Junction Train Station Love the coffee here & the staff are great. It’s also dog friendly which is super helpful. 6. Specsavers I love this sainsbury’s, by far the best in the area! The hair made me looking nice & elegant Staff were helpful The team that did my eye test was fantastic Movement Access & Users Google Reviews Network Map Google Reviews Network Map Google Reviews Network Map 22 DENMARK HILL DENMARK HILL 25 23 24 LOUGHBOROUGH LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION JUNCTION 26 25 24 20 19 23 27 26 1 17 18 28 16 29 21 22 11 20 15 Coldharbour lane 19 Coldharbour lane 10 18 17 21 5 8 14 14 9 16 6 12 Shakespeare road 2 Shakespeare road 5 15 6 13 10 7 13 4 12 11 Brixton road Brixton road 3 8 2 9 7 4 BRIXTON BRIXTON 3 1 Brixton Hill Brixton Hill Effra road Effra road Effra Dulwich road Dulwich road HERNE HILL HERNE HILL Local Guide : Anthonia Ikhenoba 7. Electric Avenue Brixton Market 14. Sports Direct 22. Emmaus Charity shop It’s s great local market place where I get Great bargains here most times used goods at bargains everything Local Guide : Paul Colwell 21. Canova Hall 1. The Guinness Partnership 7. Ritzy Cinema & Cafe 14. Sports Direct 23. Loughborough EMB Lovely place 5 Stars. Local housing associations 15. Brixton Recreation Centre Great staff and bar top floor where you can Nice price and lovely staff 8. Vodafone Local to home. All my kids use the place and They are my local housing office. 1. Lambeth Harbour smoke Waiting time here too long They are efficient. Amazing place a fantastic people to help you 22. Cex Phone Shop 2. McDonald’s Brixton always happy to attend. 15. Morleys of Brixton 5 stars Children’s favourites 8. KFC Brixton Road Great stock 9. Argos Brixton 16. Poundland 24. KJ Cargo Services 2. Loughborough Park 5 stars Local and all available Reliable and accurate Great little park for dog walking. 23. Peter’s Barbers London 3. Lambeth Solicitors Most products for families at reasonably prices 16. Argos Brixton My barber and very friendly 5 Stars 9. McDonald’s Brixton Amazing staff helpful 10. M&S 17. Nando’s Brixton 25. Beejay Launderette 3. Moorlands Grocery Convenience Store Alway good first in the morning Love their coslow and tasty fruits. My regular used laundrette very neat and tidy Very very warm welcome 24. Creams Cafe 4. Boots Brixton Great staffs and clean 17. SW9 Bar Fab place I’ll come again... All stuff available needed most time not far 10. Brixton Village Market Great food. You can sit outside and smoke. 11. TK Max 26. Floor Fashion 4. Dip & Flip Brixton from home too. 18. Mothercare 5 stars good wine Sells designers but not some stuff Lots for kids Buy most furniture there Yummy!! 25. O2 Academy Brixton Great time there love it 5. Morleys 11. Pape & Camile Hair Beauty Ltd 18. M&S 12. Ace Hair & Beauty 27. Hand Car Wash 5. Pay Less Food & Wine London 5 Stars 19. Links Caribbean Kitchen 5 stars Love the service and great stuff there All hair products available here Great taste Close to my place and hardworking guys there Thanks guys for serving me from the door as 26. Paws and Pause Dog Day care I have a dog The most lovely people who look after the dogs 6.
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