Health News - Nicholas Goddard - Surgeon to the stars helped promote peace in the Middle East
Published: 8 July, 2010
by JOSH LOEB
Opera & Dance
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One Week With John Gulliver - Head of Camden's libraries Mike Clarke briefs Councillor Tulip Siddiq
A BRIEFING from the head of Camden’s libraries, Mike Clarke (pictured), to the borough’s new culture chief, Councillor Tulip Siddiq, has stung some of his staff, I gather.
Death of Dame Beryl Bainbridge - Award-winning novelist dies after short illness
ACADEMIES: ARE MORE ON THE WAY? - Teaching union’s fears as five more schools consider cutting ties with City Hall
Published: 02 July 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM
FIVE more schools could be set to sever ties with City Hall and become academies.
THE MILLIONS ‘MISLAID IN SLOPPY’ ADMIN
Independent inspectors find financial blunders at Town Hall
Published: 02 July, 2010
by RÓISÍN GADELRAB
He rocked 'til very end! Zimmers star Alfie Carretta passes away
Man who fronted OAPs band loses cancer battle
Published: 02 July, 2010
by PETER GRUNER
ARCHWAY’S very own singing superstar, Alfie Carretta, has died at the grand old age of 93.
Child vandals smash pottery at Holloway Arts Festival exhibition
Destroyed pot by artist who can use only one hand
Published: 02 July, 2010
by RÓISÍN GADELRAB
Families told ‘get real’ on big housing claims - City Hall welcome George Osborne's plan to cut benefits
Published: 02 July 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM
Rowan Arts Project turns its lens on people of Holloway
Published: 02 July, 2010
by PETER GRUNER
Rosebowl Youth Club will remain shut over holidays despite petition protest
Probe into running of Rosebowl as play sessions are switched to nearby centre
Published: 02 July, 2010
by RÓISÍN GADELRAB
City Hall justifies using so-called snoopers’ charter to combat anti-social behaviour
Published: 02 July 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM
ANTI-terror laws have been used by Westminster Council to snoop on members of the public 82 times since 2005.
Lukewarm welcome for academies plan in Islington
Michael Gove’s academies plan is hit by schools’ lack of interest
Published: 02 July, 2010
by RÓISÍN GADELRAB
NSL secures parking deal – again - City Hall finally agrees £40million contract
Published: 02 July 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM
CITY Hall has awarded its £40million parking contract, opting to stick with NSL Services.
Striking St Aloysius’ College teachers in plea to save school
Staff go to firm’s offices to ask for demolition delay
Published: 02 July, 2010
by RÓISÍN GADELRAB
Westminster has worst air in capital - Mayor pledges to tackle the problem
Published: 02 July 2010
by SIMON WROE