WELCOME TO THE YARD
Location. Location. Location. Cut and Run isn’t your average salon, and ‘the yard’ at 1 Bouverie Road isn’t your typical pocket of Stoke Newington. In a part of London that’s changed a lot over the last 20 years, it’s a throwback to the Hackney of old – buzzing with creative ideas, inspiring characters, and that extra pinch of East London magic.
Continuing
the legacy
Counterculture, rock & roll, and motorcycles have been part of the yard since the 1860s, when local craftsmen specialised in fibreglass parts for café racers, and Hackney’s artists sold and reworked vintage antiques by giving them their own unique twist.
A lot’s changed since then, but you’ll still hear great music and the roar of motorcycle engines from our salon windows, thanks to our neighbours downstairs. Together, the yard’s current tenants are proud to be writing the next chapter in this historic location’s legacy. We’re sure you’ll love it as much as we do.
Meet the neighbours
BOLT
LONDON
Founded in 2013 by Andrew Almond, BOLT is one of the biggest names in London’s motorcycle scene, and recognised around the world. Specialising in authentic apparel, you’ll find quality and craftsmanship on BOLT’s shelves, along with vintage artwork, curios, and collectibles. A presence on festival stages, at art exhibitions, and often upstairs in our salon, Andrew and the BOLT team are the glue that hold the yard together.
Zippo Records X
Ecstatic Peace Library
A collaboration dreamed up in rock & roll heaven, the record store below our salon is anything but ordinary. A collaboration between Zippo Records and Thurston Moore’s Ecstatic Peace Library, you’ll find everything from rare records and posters to vintage guitar pedals and books on its shelves. From funk to punk and everything in between, it’s all there for you to explore when you visit. Not to mention, they do the best coffee in Stoke Newington.