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search primary menu skip to content about embeddable contact form i am soho letter from boris johnson letter to boris johnson merchandise sign a petition soho heroes the committee the curzon cinema/crossrail 2 the reservation – club night videos who we work with artwork search for: the petition february 10, 2017 leave a comment don’t railroad soho: from the crossrail 2 scheme click this link to sign the petition a message from stephen fry: the future of soho could change dramatically this coming june when we anticipate the transport minister announcing the approval of crossrail 2. it will allow the demolition of two blocks for a new train station that will bring double the footfall of kings cross underground into and around soho. that’s 270 thousand people every three hour peak right on the corner of frith street and shaftesbury avenue. we do not oppose crossrail 2. however, we oppose any decision to include soho in the scheme. i have supported the movement since it began and have assisted tim arnold and the group whenever possible. please join us by signing this petition for yours and our soho. stephen fry - chairman of click this link to sign the petition: https://petition.parliament. uk/petitions/182649/sponsors/ oqnpw6jzfuvsfnagxbj please tweet and share and hashtag: #iamsoho what has donald trump got to do with soho? february 2, 2017 leave a comment read more 2016. reuters/eduardo munoz joanna lumley supports berwick street market october 31, 2016 leave a comment joanna lumley lends support to berwick street market. read more tim arnold on music cities – canada music week 2016 may 10, 2016 leave a comment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9laymgr7u8 don’t clean up soho says terry gilliam december 5, 2015 leave a comment don’t clean up soho, says python star gilliam as he uses christmas lights switch-on to call for ‘extraordinary’ area’s protection - read the full article here your own soho november 5, 2015 leave a comment this beautiful short film by tony briggs expresses everything that stands for. watch and enjoy this special new slice of soho on film . tony's book 'your own soho' is available here. rescue plan for london’s music venues october 19, 2015 leave a comment "this is what it looks like when we are winning". bold words indeed, but entirely true to those of us fighting for london's music sector. these are the words spoken to me by mark davyd , head of the music venue trust . and today, his hard work has paid off. and not just mark's work, but the work of all of you who signed this letter that i wrote to boris johnson almost exactly a year ago. it's often far too easy to forget accomplishment when it comes gradually. but if i picture myself a year ago, walking back from a funeral march we held after the closure of madame jojo's, i remember feeling helpless, sad and without hope. we reached out with that letter, and the answer has, slowly but surely finally arrived. and that has happened with the help of many of you, as well as some pretty well known figures who support our concerns. you all signed the letter and what i was hoping for, has been turned into an action by the mayor's office today. it's just the start, but it is real. and the finer details of this work has been carried out with unswerving passion by mark davyd, beverley whitrick of the music venue trust and paul broadhurst - head of music for the mayor of london. for this they must be applauded. you can read the full report of the rescue plan for london's grassroots music venues here: http://london.gov.uk/…/acces…/mayors-music-venues-taskforce… there is a full report in pdf form which is well worth reading and it will show you why today, a little bit of history has been made for the future of live music in london. point '1b' of reccomendation 1 on 'planning' on page 25 of the report is what will actually... . during the heyday of 90s britpop, central london was swarming with a healthy live music culture and community. it took decades to build that culture. since 2007, 35% of music venues have closed. but as of 8.30am today in a tiny guitar shop on denmark street, we all gathered round to support the launch of this new report. and the foundations to begin again were laid down in stone. certainly the most uplifting start to a week that i've encountered in a long time. the rescue plan won't happen overnight, but it will happen. especially if we all continue to make our voices heard. together. i doff my hat to everyone who did more than just moan about this issue over the last year. power to the people folks. don't stop now. and for every aspiring music artist in the uk, soho will continue to be a platform for you all, as it always has been. now let's make london's music future as rich as london's music past! tim arnold , singer and founder of mary davyd - head of music venue trust, tim arnold - singer and founder of and paul broadhurst - head of music for the mayor of london at regent sounds, denmark st, monday 19th october 2015. meets sound diplomacy october 8, 2015 leave a comment grass roots music venues have been the primary focus for since we began. as luck would have it, our founder tim arnold met with shain shapiro , md of sound diplomacy at sheffield's sensoria festival last week. shain and sound diplomacy provided some of the answers we have been looking for. if you are in music, the music industry or just into music, click here, this article is essential reading. original article by shain shapiro published in record of the day the guardian: , crossrail 2 and the curzon september 23, 2015 leave a comment , crossrail 2 and the curzon save the curzon soho september 8, 2015 leave a comment the curzon cinema and crossrail 2 on the 11 th march this year transport for london held a consultation meeting at st patrick’s church about the proposed crossrail 2 project. in attendance at this meeting were prominent members of the soho community, the soho society and . managing director of crossrail 2 michelle dix hosted the meeting. after our protestations, miss dix assured us that contrary to earlier statements by tfl, the ‘green’ of soho square was no longer going to be used as a work depot (something that would have rendered the square unusable to the general public for 10-12 years). so far so good. miss dix also stated that the plans for crossrail 2 would potentially mean construction of an ‘access point’ at the shaftesbury avenue end of frith and dean street, therefore resulting in the demolition of the curzon cinema and that the decision on this matter after the initial consulting process would be readdressed this autumn in a second consultation meeting. at that first meeting, the plans had not been approved and the general consensus from was that tfl should search for another location to be utilized as an access point. it was our view that it would be reasonable for tfl to find a location that did not mean the removal, closure or demolition of an affordable, culturally valuable destination like the curzon cinema. in our efforts to protect the future of performing arts venues in london’s soho, this is now a critical issue that miss dix and her team from tfl will be addressing with us and other members of the soho community at 6.30pm on tuesday 22 nd september at the bloomsbury baptist church at 235 shaftesbury avenue. this meeting is by invitation only. in addition to it being a global destination and an important art house cinema where emerging film-makers are able to showcase their work (as well as established film makers such as mike leigh who holds regular screenings and q & a sessions at the venue), the curzon is also a local cinema for the residents and workers who make up the greater soho community. we ask for your support in making the decision of the tfl work for all parties. for those who recognize ‘growth’ in london and the need for more transport, as well as the need for keeping soho’s performing arts venues thriving in the future, as they have done throughout soho’s history. how can you have your say? sign the petition: save london's curzon soho cinema! follow on twitter: @savesoho @curzonsoho share this post with hashtags: #savecurzonsoho #savesoho send your own letter to the tfl to [email protected] and we will address any of your points at the next consultation meeting. on behalf of lovers of film, community and soho tim arnold - founder of stephen fry - chairman of benedict cumberbatch - founder member colin vaines - founder member guy hamilton - founder member posts navigation 1 2 … 6 next → recent news the petition what has donald trump got to do with soho? joanna lumley supports berwick street market tim arnold on music cities – canada music week 2016 don’t clean up soho says terry gilliam your own soho rescue plan for london’s music venues meets sound diplomacy the guardian: , crossrail 2 and the curzon save the curzon soho stephen fry – the reservation tim arnold on… why we started the campaign on soho radio nme – and the reservation anthem for doomed soho – the londonist subscribe for updates and information on add you name and email here. your name (required) your email (required) proudly powered by wordpress

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