Move over gnomes – Garden that’s an angel’s delight
Published: 04 June 2010
by PETER GRUNER
Opera & Dance
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CCSS inquest team’s royal award - volunteers honoured by the Queen
Published: 4 June 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM
Parliament Square protest camp faces wait - trespass proceedings issued by Mayor Boris Johnson
Published: 4 June 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM
PROTESTORS in Parliament Square are being made to wait to hear whether they will face eviction.
Marcin Bilaszewski death: Man in court
Published: 04 June 2010
THE man accused of murdering Polish builder Marcin Bilaszewski near Finsbury Park station, has made a brief Old Bailey appearance.
The Xtra Diary - Simulations of Church Street Library
Published: 3 June 2010
ABOVE: Detail from the publicity for Church Street library
Licence protest - Cabbies’ blockade against illegal taxis hits West End streets
Published: 4 June 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM
SCORES of black cab drivers blocked West End streets in a protest against illegal minicabs.
Back to nature! Mozart Estate's new playground is opened
Published: 4 June 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM
CHILDREN on the Mozart estate in Queen’s Park got to grips with their new playground this week.
WECH auction off hundreds of stolen cycles
Published: 4 June 2010
by JAMIE WELHAM
HUNDREDS of stolen bikes are recovered by police every day in London.
Face of a killer: Plaster casts of last hangman Albert Pierrepoint set to go up for sale
Macabre items including detailed diary made by Albert Pierrepoint to raise cash for RNLI
Published: 03 June 2010
by DAN CARRIER
Tributes to Zahrah Manuel at centre of fight that opened schools to the powerless
Later generations must know what we went through, says mother after death of 22-year-old
Published: 03 June 2010
by TOM FOOT
Camden Council – ‘Morally important’ plan to raise wages of low-paid
New Town Hall cabinet will force contractors to pay staff more
Published: 03 June 2010
by RICHARD OSLEY
Roundhouse saviour Sir Torquil Norman: My vision for a ‘country not fit for purpose’
Hard-hitting memoir warns: We can accept things or do something about it
Published: 03 June 2010
by DAN CARRIER
THE toymaker who transformed the fortunes of the Roundhouse is to publish his memoirs.
Truancy Call – ‘Dear parent, ur child is bunking off’
‘Text-a-truant’ scheme could be rolled out across the borough after success in trial schools
Published: 03 June 2010
by JOSIE HINTON
Poet Ruth Padel in Oxford row backs her two pals
Padel reveals who she wants to get prestigious job
Published: 03 June 2010
by DAN CARRIER
OMG! Sabrina Francis, the candid candidate
The woman who fell just 34 votes short of becoming first young black female councillor
Published: 03 June 2010
by RICHARD OSLEY