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‘ANGEL’ DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY A CAR
School mourns boy, 10, killed while playing out with friends
A PRIMARY school has been left in shock after one of its pupils was killed in a road crash tragedy.
Jack Duval, aged 10, was playing with two friends in Abbey Road... > more |
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Royal Free Hospital admits liability in the tragic death of baby Almos...
‘They just wanted something that said it was not their fault. We still have had no apology’
ALMOST two years after the death of newborn baby Almos Toth... > more |
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Bar neighbours: We have to police pub ourselves - LICENSING laws de signed to revolutionise the nation’s drinking habits have been branded a failure by... > more
A school at war with the council: but it’s all roses in Ofsted report - A HIGH-PERFORMING primary school at the centre of a rocky battle with the council... > more
Cross-river tram link scrapped - IT was an idea loved by business groups and several Labour councillors. But plans for a tram link between Camden Town and... > more
Carr-Gomm residents fear for future of vital services - TRIBUTES have been paid to Richard Carr-Gomm, the philanthropist founder of the housing charity... > more
Father Philip set to build a place ‘where people can belong’ - THE new vicar at a church in the heart of Camden Town has described his ambitious plans to return the... > more
Hero veterans pay tribute to their fallen pals - VETERANS from the St Pancras regiment gathered on Tuesday to mark Armistice Day and remember fallen comrades. > more
Controversial UCLH polyclinic plan scrapped - HEALTH chiefs have scrapped controversial plans to open a poly clinic in the University College London... > more
Hospital plays property developer - A HOSPITAL chief executive wants to flatten large parts of Bloomsbury to make way for new specialist health centres. > more
Destination station: Escala lead the way in St Pancras celebrations - FIRST birthday celebrations for St Pancras International station got off to an electric start on... > more
Golden days: Theatre set for 50th year - ONE of Britain’s foremost literary talents, the author and playwright Michael Frayn, will lead Hampstead Theatre into... > more
Great pretender: Art fakes go on show - IF you head to an art gallery in West Hampstead this week, you could be forgiven for thinking you have stumbled across a... > more
Heir and beauty? Sherifah aims to be crowned Miss Black Britain to boost charity - SHERIFAH Ponle is all set to compete in the finals of Miss Black Britain... > more
Academy sponsor case ‘optimism’ - COUNCIL chiefs say they are confident a legal challenge to a decision to appoint University College London as the sponsor... > more
Round table talks: Elderly hear details of new charter for improving quality of life - AT the launch of the borough’s second so-called “Old People’s Charter” council... > more
‘Butt out of parking’ councillors warned - PARKING chiefs have told councillors to butt out of disputes over parking tickets – or risk legal action. > more |
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