Opera & Dance

A FAMILY GP practice in Camden Town with more than 3,000 NHS patients could be uprooted under Town Hall plans to demolish a parade of shops and build a new community centre.

THE views of thousands of households in Camden Town will be sought by volunteers who fear that a development due to change the face of the area forever is not widely known about.

FAMILY carers with relatives suffering from dementia have been told celebrations over the saving of a treasured care centre may prove shortlived.

A NEW film reveals “unsafe streets” in Camden Town are leaving pensioners fearful of leaving their homes. 

A BUSINESSMAN who set up a firm in his Camden Town home’s basement and went on to sell 20 million ironing board covers is celebrating 25 years of his company.

EVEN comedian Alexei Sayle couldn’t keep the hordes away from the festivities on Saturday when he opened the Somers Town Festival of Cultures.

THE Holly Lodge housing estate in Highgate faces a crunch decision over how many new homes will be available for social housing in a multi-million-pound redevelopment of seven blocks.

I LAMENT the death knell that rang for two newspapers on Thursday – one for the terminally diagnosed News of the World, the other for Camden Gazette, whose print version was killed off &ndash

TWO years ago artist Robin Wilson was going through a rough patch.

“I was broke,” he said, “and on top of that I had a booze problem.”

Tuesday July 12, 2011
BY REBECCA SHEPPARD

Tuesday July 12, 2011
By TOM FOOT

AN Egyptian diplomat died after plunging from the roof of the country’s Mayfair embassy just days before the start of the Tahrir Square uprising earlier this year, an inquest heard.

HE may be small but he’s not easily missed, and even the most hardened music fans were left speechless when Prince dropped into Soho for a spot of record shopping.