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This is not the time to be flogging off the family silver
Home ownership is now restricting social mobility, argues Robert Latham, Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year and former Camden Labour councillor
WHEN I was a ward councillor... > more |
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Protect our freedom to call government to account
ONE of the most significant court cases involving press freedom ended on Friday – but, surprisingly, little space was given to it by newspapers.
After a short hearing at Kingston Crown Court, the judge threw out the prosecution’s 18-month case against a journalist, Sally Murrer, 50, saying it should not have been brought to the court. > more
Work finding jobs under threat - ONE can only be grateful for Councillor Chris Philp’s suggestions (Your hired! Contractors are urged to take on apprentices... > more
New surgery system is not doing my heart any favours - I WOULD like to add my support to June Swan’s concerns regarding the recent changes in service... > more
Calling all private tenants to join our campaign - MANY of your readers who are private renters in Camden, will probably be unaware that the Centre for Housing... > more
Lobbying success is very good news for local jobseekers - YOUR readers in Kilburn will be pleased to know that the JobCentre Plus in Cambridge Avenue has... > more
Inspiration cut down - JOHN Keats wrote “A thing of beauty is a joy forever... its loveliness increases”. One thing of beauty, however, has gone from the garden... > more
Wrong number made paying my bill expensive - I PAID my phone bill at the post office in Ryman’s next to Chancery Lane Tube station, Holborn, on September 25. > more
Tube test - THE letter (Safer with Big Brother? November 27) from a Tube driver (if genuine) boasting that he uses speed and cocaine – which have... > more
Singing success - ON behalf of the North Camden Chorus I would like to thank the New Journal for helping to nearly double our membership this term from 65 to 11... > more
How to make trains run on time - YOU report North London line passengers complaining that punctuality is worse than ever since the Hampstead tunnel reopened... > more
SEGA battled with Agincourt road - IN his article about the South End Green Association (SEGA) and its outgoing chair Pam Gilby (‘Pam was just too friendly’... > more
King’s Cross democratic legitimacy - MICHAEL Edwards says he wishes for a “more democratic” King’s Cross development (Letters November 13 and 27). > more
Dalby Street opposition - THE letter (‘Y’ we need an answer on security and sports centre, November 20) illustrates the extraordinary lengths to which Camden... > more
Trickery - I HAVE for many years volunteered on various projects in and around Talacre. > more
Points on charging - I HAVE good news for Carolyn Sceales of Dartmouth Park (Electric cars boost under fire, November 27) we already do offer free parking for... > more
A date with physio… - I WRITE in response to Mr K Vaughan about his problems booking physiotherapy (Need to think ahead next time you break your leg, November 27). > more
Brollies up! An end to leaky problems - I DON'T think your article (Brollies up: life with leaks, November 27) is quite fair. > more
Not my taste - MY friends and I are always on the look-out for good recipes, but Clare Latimer’s in the New Journal are not really the sort of thing English or... > more
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