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Published: 5 October 2006

FUGITIVE CALLS UP

On-the-run estate agent rings up the New Journal

A FUGITIVE property dealer yesterday (Wednesday) broke his cover, protesting his innocence in a fraud case worth close to £500,000 and vowing to clear his name. Malcolm Green – director of the Greenfields estate agency in... > more

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Council can’t rule out redundancies

Town Hall plans to slash spending by 5%

THE Town Hall has refused to rule out compulsory redundancies after drawing up plans to slash five per cent on council staff spending.
Opposition Labour councillors... > more

Let us stay plea by squatters to council - SQUATTERS occupying a disused school house have called on Camden Council to follow the example of a housing... > more

Protests to ‘Save Stables Market’ - LANDLORDS and musicians are coming out in force tonight (Thursday) in support of campaigners against £12 million plans... > more

‘We must face up to cruising’ - GAY cruising on the heath is “completely unacceptable” and should not be permitted to extend beyond the West Heath... > more

Four arrested after shooting - FOUR men have been arrested after a young father of two was gunned down in a King’s Cross nightclub 11 days ago. > more

Murder arrest - DETECTIVES hunting the killer of Hampstead recluse Allan Chappelow arrested a man in Switzerland the day the 86-year-old’s body was laid to rest. > more

Court order for judge who sent texts to ex-wife - A JUDGE who became “obsessed” with his ex-wife’s relationships with other men has failed to have a harassment... > more

Crumbling baths are thrown £22m lifeline - A NEW £22.7 million plan to refurbish Kentish Town Baths has been unveiled by the coalition administration... > more

Biggest education shake-up for years - FLAGSHIP proposals for a brand new school in Swiss Cottage have been hammered out at the Town Hall, wrecking... > more

Fears over Academy plans - EDUCATION chiefs were warned last night (Wednesday) they will face a fight if they make Camden’s new school part of the... > more

So what’s in store for your school? - Camden Council has announced plans for a new school, but campaigners say it is in the wrong end of town. Special report... > more

Convent school may take boys - A CATHOLIC convent school for girls has been persuaded to break with almost 200 years of tradition and consider... > more

A final farewell to Barney - MORE than 200 mourners filled a Gospel Oak church on Thursday to pay their last respects to Ralph Kennedy, the scaffolder... > more

Murdered recluse ‘quiet, determined and forthright’ - AS the body of Allan Chappelow was laid to rest at the Golders Green crematorium on Friday Swiss police... > more

‘We are not ogres’ plea by pub landlords - THE landlords of a pub that lost an appeal to open an hour later have said they are not the “ogres” they have been... > more

Three festivals celebrated at multi-faith service - A RABBI, a priest and an imam led a shared celebration of faith on Thursday at St Martin’s Gardens... > more

Elderly continue fight to save homes - ELDERLY residents fighting to save their award-winning homes from demolition won a year’s reprieve after confronting... > more

Plea by friend of Big Issue seller in canal tragedy - A FRIEND of a Lithuanian Big Issue seller pulled from the Regent’s Canal four weeks ago has appealed... > more

Armed police seal off road - ALARMED residents were forced to stay indoors on Sunday evening when a man with a gun threatened to kill himself in West Hampstead. > more

When birth control had strings attached - HARDLY a week passes without some shocking news story reminding us of Britain’s scandalously high teenage... > more

Inside the church rebuilt by a galloping Anglophile - THERE can be few churches anywhere in the country that could have endured the drastic interior... > more

Bad vibrations over plan for more trains on route - PLANS to improve rail services through Camden have come under fire from home-owners concerned... > more

End of an era for bean street’s organic trendsetters - THE partners who run the Bumblebee health food shop in Camden Town are splitting up after... > more

Neighbours protest as trees face axe - NEIGHBOURS are fighting to prevent four mature lime trees being felled, saying their loss would ruin the character of their... > more

Scarfe to reveal his secrets at Hampstead Theatre - THE satirical artist Gerald Scarfe will be talking about his work on Thursday at the Hampstead Theatre. > more

Homes vote lost for a third year - COMMUNITIES minister Ruth Kelly has signalled the Labour leadership will ignore their third conference defeat in a row over... > more