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Published: 9 November 2006

A SCHOOL SOLUTION

Campaigners earmark Mount Pleasant to solve crisis

THIS is the sprawling site that parents struggling to find classroom places for their children in the south of the borough want transformed into a new secondary school.
The Post Office land at... > more

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The story of No 52 Prince of Wales Road
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Silla Caron is congratulated by Carol Voderman at the Pride of Britain awards

TV awards night salutes Sila, scourge of estate drug dealers
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Housing chief Naylor presents a cheque to tenant Nigel Barnes

Tenants own Town Hall £3.5 million
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Cops seize coats made from skins of endangered species
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Life for teen who killed boyhood pal

An innocent picture of school friends which belies the tragedy to befall them

A TEENAGER who stabbed one of his best friends in the back has been told he must serve at least 13 years of a life jail sentence. > more

Ciggie bros win £31k after warehouse raid - TWO brothers have won £31,000 in compensation from Camden Council after Trading Standards... > more

Bishop’s anger at priest probe - THE Archbishop of Birmingham has expressed his frustration at the time it took police to investigate allegations of.... > more

‘Council profits from brothels’ - A POLICE officer has accused Camden Council of profiting from prostitution because of the high licence fees it charges for... > more

Shooting victim laid to rest - FOUR men arrested in connection with the murder of a man in a King’s Cross nightclub were released without further charge on Monday... > more

‘Fertility peer’ hopes to improve his sax life - FERTILITY expert and TV personality Professor Lord Robert Winston (pictured) is taking the stage tonight (Thursday)... > more

Bring some cheer this Xmas with a hamper - IT’S the festive season again and shop shelves are already stacked with mince pies, crackers and turkeys. > more

Law centre locked in battle to survive - CAMDEN Law Centre is facing a double whammy of funding cuts which could see it close, councillors were warned... > more

Tory’s priest jibe row - A SENIOR Conservative councillor has stoked controversy in the Kentish Town by-election by telling Labour’s priest candidate to butt out. > more

Silla’s showdown with the Home Sec - SILLA: When police move drug dealers on I know another road will be suffering around the corner. What can you do?> more

Gongs for garden drought-beaters - GARDENERS were rewarded for their efforts at Hampstead Horticultural Society’s annual prizegiving show in Burgh House... > more

Estate addicts ‘need haven’ - ESTATES around the Queen’s Crescent area are so riddled with drug addicts that the Town Hall must provide a safe haven... > more

Pupils need to play and to act in order to learn - TO a child, experiencing the sight of a tree bursting into leaf, the smell of a flower blooming, the sound of leaves rustling... > more

Lottery cash plea to save cemetery - A BID is being made for £250,000 Lottery cash to save St John’s Church Hampstead’s graveyard. > more

‘Why we want school in south of the borough’ - DOZENS of deputations file through the Town Hall every year but few pack as an articulate punch as the tag team... > more

Gemma helps flick the switch for crescent lights fantastic - A MARKET street marred by violence in recent months put on a dazzling show of lights and singing... > more

Awards for police who rescued bomb victims - HEROIC police officers from Camden whose actions saved lives during the terrorist attacks on July 7 last year.... > more