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Camden New Journal - NEWS
Published: 30 October 2008
 
DRUGS RAID NETS £80,000 OF COCAINE

‘We’ll flood the streets with police to stop new dealers’

SUSPECTED cocaine dealers as young as 16 years old have been netted in an undercover police operation targeting Camden Town’s most notorious “Frontline” gangs. > more
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Mosquito inventor bites back at youth council ‘bully’ tactics
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Halloween warning: Police ban sale of eggs and flour
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Millar’s tale of ‘backroom deal’ stirs up academy row
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Teenager who died on pitch had no obvious heart defect
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Dear Dusky, could you please not bark at us?

Frightened postmen snap back at dogs by sending letters to homes of the most hostile pets

IN the age-old battle of dogs versus postman, the canines have traditionally proved the victors. > more
 
Lost years of man killed by partner - THE family of a man who was brutally stabbed and beaten to death are attempting to piece together the last 25 years of his life... > more

First libraries end silence, now they woo Facebook generation - CULTURE Secretary Andy Burnham has called for libraries to become real-life versions of the... > more

Make a meal of it! Fawlty Towers actor in BBC Radio 2 row opens brand new hospital restaurant - ¡OLé! Fawlty Towers actor Andrew Sachs is snapped managing... > more

The bells, the bells! Neighbour in plea over ringing in his ears - IT’S a marriage made a little south of heaven: the bells of St Martin’s Church, an irate neighbour with... > more

‘Homes are no longer an asset: they’re a liability’ - THESE are bad times for Camden borrowers, big or small. > more

‘Snoopers’ in victim recluse’s garden - NEIGHBOURS of Allan Chappelow, the pensioner found dead in his ramshackle home, confronted two mysterious... > more

Drivers find empty space – and ticket - DRIVERS were fined for parking in a doctor’s bay two years after the GP left the area, leaving the space empty. > more

Ofsted in praise of Haverstock - HAVERSTOCK School has cemented its reputation as one of the borough’s fastest-improving secondary comprehensives with... > more

Return of Merry Christmas is on cards - IT’S only October – but Conservative councillors are already fretting about what should go into their corporate Christmas cards. > more

‘No cloth’ uniform excuse - SCHOOL teachers are used to all sorts of excu ses for not wearing correct uniform in school – but has anyone ever heard the one... > more

Accused ‘cannot remember’ head-in-canal killing - AN accused man has dramatically confessed at the Old Bailey to killing a neighbour whose severed head was... > more

Fiery start for Kings Place - A PLUSH new arts centre suffered a rooftop fire yesterday (Wednesday) lunchtime. > more

Hammer attack on flats tiles - A HAMMER-swinging vandal has smashed up tiles in a stairwell on an estate in Holborn. > more

Driving beat: Chauffeur turns singing fundraiser - MAYOR’s chauffeur Eric Lang has swapped gearstick for microphone to belt out country and western classics... > more

Global grub! World dishes for elderly - THE Hillwood Resource Centre in Somers Town was the setting for an international party on Friday as its users and staff got... > more


 

 
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