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Camden New Journal - Forum: Opinion in the CNJ
Published: 5 November 2009
 
Drugs – all tough talk and no science

There is little or no interest in scientific evidence from either the Labour or Conservative parties when it comes to tackling the problem, argues Sebastian Saville

I LIVE in Camden Town and walking home at night it is clear to see that alcohol... > more
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Library services are being cut behind people’s backs
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Pedestrians wander about cycle lanes like zombies
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Offenders employed to paint estate on the cheap
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If we can’t move, London doesn’t move and it dies!
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COMMENT & LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
 
Clinging to the cowardly tradition of secrecy

SECRECY appears to have an unbreakable hold over public institutions in Britain. We can only be envious of the citizen’s right to know in the United States where much more information is put into the public domain.
The stranglehold of secrecy showed its face at the Town Hall on Monday when attempts to discover the details of a report into the flawed refurbishment of Swiss Cottage Library were swatted aside. > more

Mail and a broken organisation - ROYAL Mail is a broken organisation, some of whose staff and management have for years been conspiring against us... > more

Parking is a deadly fire hazard - THE flat where the fire in Auden Place, Primrose Hill started was completely gutted but luckily the rest of that particular building... > more

CAB passionately believes in value of volunteers - CAMDEN CAB is moving all its open-door bureaux to advice delivery by volunteers. > more

Once again, peace and safety on the Heath is under threat - IN 2006/2008, Heath for Feet helped fight a successful campaign to prevent the expansion of shared... > more

Representing residents’ views - IN your publication (Letters, October 29), Dr Peter Preston described the consultation currently being undertaken on the... > more

Fitzrovia bus troubles - PEOPLE are disappointed the New Journal has not deemed Transport for London’s proposal to divert 800 buses a day for 10 months... > more

Dispersal zone policy - YOUR article on the new dispersal zone between Regent’s Park and King’s Cross Road raised a number of important... > more

Drug scare stories - I AM shocked to learn about the scaremongering about a proposed new drug treatment centre for south Camden. > more

Prime nimbyism - JUST what is going on with the local planners and the Vale community? > more

Outrage at outage - AROUND 1,500 properties were left without electricity for three days for the third time within a space of a year. > more

Crown and US students - IF there’s such a shortage of council housing in Camden (B&B bill runs into millions, October 29) how come that the Crown Estate... > more

Hate crime - ON Friday, I joined thousands of people at a vigil in Trafalgar Square against hate crime. > more

An offer too far - FURTHER to your Comment (Our politicians have become consultantaholics, October 29) I recently received a circular from the council... > more

Sixty years for the estate - I WOULD like to mention the 60th anniversary of the Camden Camelot estate on November 6. > more

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