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Why we have to act now to keep houses in order
The Town Hall remains committed to hanging on to its council homes, but it comes at a high price, says Chris Naylor
ONE of the first things I realised when I was elected last year was what real difficulties many of our council tenants face. > more |
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When philistines are at the juke box, don’t expect Dvorak
ACCUSATIONS that Tony Blair ran a government of philistines – made recently by one of Britain’s leading orchestral composers, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies – are strengthened this week by a similar broadside from the eminent pianist John Lill.
In an exclusive interview with our reporter, after the rehearsals for last night’s (Wednesday) opening concert of the Hampstead and Highgate Festival... > more
Mind you don’t trip - “SUMER is icumen in” and I was thinking about visiting a Camden green space. > more
Care home alarmism helps no one - YOUR front page story about care charges and financial assessments for disabled and vulnerable residents was... > more
Could do better: harsh critic of academies found wanting - FIONA Millar’s polemic on city academies, masquerading as a book review, is factually incorrect... > more
Art of matter at the hospital - YOUR article on the future of paintings donated to the Middlesex Hospital (Hospital to put historic paintings on the market... > more
Club’s super bowls - THE Mansfield Bowling Club in Croftdown Road has been a local facility for over 100 years. > more
Late delivering new post office - WE would like to express our thanks to Councillors Keith Moffit and Andrew Marshall for their request to Alan Cook of Post... > more
Pick up a free compost bin - HERE is your chance to reduce green waste going to landfill and producing methane. > more
Put barbecue ban on the backburner - THE decision by Lib Dem councillor Flick Rea to ban barbecues is absurd, and undermines community spirit... > more
Yob culture has reached crisis point - RESIDENTS of Haverstock ward have to live with intimidation and damage to council property and businesses on a... > more
What happened to humps promise? - THE manifesto promise of the Lib Dem-Tory alliance in May last year was that it would install no more road... > more
Chaos at lunchtime - SWAIN’S Lane in Highgate is a nightmare for shopkeepers, shoppers and pedestrians each weekday lunchtime, due to the... > more
I’ll never shop in Camden again - A WHILE back I parked in Camden, and was stung for £165. > more
Recycle this paper - MILLIONS of Londoners rely on their local newspaper for the latest news from a new bus route to the activities of safer neighbourhood... > more
A history of a Night on the Town - I WAS interested to read Sam Jones’s review of ENO’s production of On the Town, having seen and enjoyed the musical... > more
Boot out Blair the war criminal - TONY Blair, who calls himself a Socialist, is responsible for the greatest world disaster of modern British history. > more
Do it the USA way - THE British in a local council situation seem less than adequate business administrators (Dalby Street Closure a recipe for... > more
Pool closure excuse - IT'S a shame that Camden primary school children are missing out on their swimming lessons (Pool closure leaves pupils... > more |
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