THEY look like the kind of innocent drawings that might be found in an artist’s scrapbook, but behind these fragile pencil sketches lies a story of great strength and experience.
Second employment tribunal follows ‘serious fight’
THE headteacher of a Gospel Oak primary school yesterday (Wednesday) explained again why two members of staff were fired for “a violent and serious fight” at a Christmas party.
Raiders talk way in after closing time
THREE female staff were handcuffed during an armed robbery at a Starbucks coffee shop on Monday evening.
It’s a human rights issue, say objectors who warn that licences have reached saturation point
UNDER-siege residents have warned they will hire a human rights lawyer to fight the Town Hall amid claims that the number of late-night drinking licences in Chalk Farm’s historic Stables Mark
Mayor Boris Johnson faces angry underground users over ongoing Jubilee Line delays
LONDON Mayor Boris Johnson was harangued by Tube passengers furious about the sketchy weekend service on the Jubilee Line on Friday – but defiantly insisted: “It’s not my fault.&r
Middle Eastern store boss ready to close Bloomsbury shop over ‘hassle’ from Town Hall
A MIDDLE Eastern bookshop could be the next to close in Bloomsbury after its owner claimed Town Hall chiefs don’t care about small businesses.
‘It will be like swimming in St Pancras station’: Roof is opened up at Prince of Wales Baths
EVEN on a cloudy day, rays of bright light shower the Willes Pool at the Prince of Wales Baths.
STOCKPILES of grit in Camden will “completely run out” tonight (Thursday) leading to worries about how the council will cope with another massive snow storm forecast for this weekend.
TELEVISION presenter Esther Rantzen has praised Camden’s work with troubled families.
POP star Chris Martin wants to build a three metre high metal fence between his back garden and his neighbours – because of fears that his home is not secure enough.
THE country’s poshest Kentucky Fried Chicken fast-food restaurant could soon open in a Holborn building considered an architectural masterpiece.
THE family of a man suffering from schizophrenia, who was found hanged in his Camden Town flat just weeks after surviving an overdose, have criticised mental health carers.
A POPULAR grandmother and “pillar of the community,” who tirelessly campaigned for the rights of retired shop workers, died after falling down the stairs of her Kentish Town home, an in
LIGHT is being thrown on the death of a Camden war hero 68 years after his plane was shot down in the Second World War.
ONE of the jewels in the crown of Camden’s social housing looks like it will be saved for future generations of council tenants after Whitehall handed over a £3.6million pot to fund ren