never existed , a south london stereotype by writers who didn't have a clue , only fools and horses never really reflected the south london i grew up in and live in .

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There was only one writer, John Sullivan, who came from Balham and knew very well what he was writing about. Most of the well known stories from the series were based on real events.

Bread was apparently a comedy. It fueled my skewed view of Liverpool as being a city of parasites.

The 'fall of London' has not come with bombs and the sound of tanks rolling into Trafalgar Square, it is a steady pervasive creep.

Britain as a whole will go the same way as immigrant populations outbreed us and slowly make more demands and dictate our politics to an increasing extent.

As I have said before. We are the Neanderthals in this scenario. It is about sheer numbers and the train of migrants will never stop.

It seems as if politicians have already surrendered to the certainty of the extinction of the European.
They have sold our future for personal gain.

A family of 4 brothers at their mum’s family home who’d go out every day grafting for money by buying and selling stuff, also claiming benefits, and a cheap looking tarty sister whose only asset was her sex appeal, which I didn’t think she had.

I’ve lived my whole life in London, aside from 3 years at University, and I can’t see myself leaving any time soon; I still love it.

Can’t agree at all with the assessment that it’s ‘fallen’.

It’s interesting to read all this talk of how all these dangerous ghettos have formed - there are countless areas which are infinitely safer and more desirable than even 10 years ago; Brixton, Peckham, Lewisham, Elephant & Castle have all been gentrified beyond recognition, and appear to be continuing to do so.