Opera & Dance

New look for Lumières site 

Something to celebrate Shock as ‘eyesore’ wall is finally restored

A LITTLE boy has been told he can’t go to the school whose playground he can see from his bedroom window and he’ll have to travel more than a mile to his lessons instead. 

CAMDEN’S environment chief has told a House of Commons committee she will not accept being dismissed as a “well-off nimby” over her opposition to the HS2 rail link.

BRIAN Coleman be­lieves the historic Electric Ballroom should have been sacrificed to ease congestion at Camden Town tube station.

JUST days after she celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Boundary Gallery with a party, its founder Agi Katz has decided to close it down.

A NURSERY that has operated at a tenants and residents hall in Gospel Oak for more than 20 years is being evicted.

THE Town Hall’s chief executive has confirmed she plans to quit the top job at Camden Council after eight years in charge.

CAMDEN Council pension money has been invested in British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB), the company at the centre of Rupert Murdoch’s failed takeover bid.

LIBRARIES face certain closure unless the council can find more cash to help them with daily running costs under new  plans to hand over three branches to community groups to run.

ENGLISH Heritage have released details of Camden buildings their experts say must be protected for future generations.

AN investigation has been launched at the Royal Free after a whistleblower contacted the New Journal with serious concerns about the Hampstead hospital’s blood room.

PAUL Yogi Mayer, athlete, teacher, author, mentor and friend to a generation of refugee boys, died on Friday. He would have been 99 in September.

A CAMPAIGNER against child trafficking is preparing to make his point by locking himself in a sea container outside Euston station for two weeks.