A LONE female shop worker was ordered out of the way by thieves when they entered a Hampstead opticians and made off with valuable sunglasses and glasses.
WHEN is a hospital not a hospital?
It seems the answer, as anyone who has recently visited historic St Luke’s Hospital will tell you, is when it is mainly closed.
A NURSERY class nurse who became embroiled in a violent clash after a staff Christmas party has lost her claim for unfair dismissal from a Gospel Oak primary school.
HE has been criticised as “misleading”, labelled “scurrilous”, “unfit for office” and even compared to a “Nazi storm-trooper” – but was Conserv
THE loss of a famous name in social housing has been lamented by Camden’s former top archivist.
A MAN died yesterday morning (Wednesday) after being hit by a minicab at a “confusing junction” in Camden Town.
AN artist who set fire to her own Primrose Hill flat was released from custody for the first time in three months yesterday (Wednesday).
TWO leading civic groups have demanded tougher planning policies are introduced for basements underneath homes.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a charity worker who was known by friends and colleagues as the “Mother Theresa of Camden Town” – a man who spent his life looking out for others.
DEAR John, please can you stop Camden Council selling off parts of the Town Hall?
A BONFIRE of managers is planned as health bosses move to avert a massive funding crisis in the NHS.
NAUGHTY children feared his reprimands, but all respected his sense of fairness and love of teaching.
New Children’s Laureate Anthony Browne is set to champion the power of picturebooks<
By TOM FOOT and RICHARD OSLEY
