Opera & Dance

Inquest told how Joanna Baker stabbed estranged partner with scissors before taking her own life

Published: 7th April, 2011
by JOSIE HINTON

Plea for security bars after Kentish Town burglary ordeal

Pensioner wakes to find intruder in her bedroom

Published: 7th April, 2011
by JAMIE WELHAM

Kentish Town's HMV Forum neighbours take on cage warriors in battle for a quiet life

Published: 7th April, 2011
by JOSIE HINTON

Baffling tragedy of how the Camden Ripper was freed to murder again

As the pathologist who wrongly concluded a murder victim died of natural causes is suspended, the New Journal’s Richard Osley looks back on the case he has followed since the inquest into Sally White’s death in 2002

Published: 7th April, 2011

THERE is a touch of An Inspector Calls about the dark tragedies which unfolded on the College Place estate nearly a decade ago.

Somers Town neighbours admit they’re not blown away by public garden sculptures chosen by children

Published: 7th April, 2011
by RICHARD OSLEY

THE clouds have fallen to earth in a public garden square – at a cost of £40,000 to taxpayers.

Sarah Wyn-Jones, who lost husband to cancer, brings movie star Gwyneth Paltrow to Marie Curie Hospice

Published: 7th April, 2011
by JOSIE HINTON

SUPERSTAR actress Gwyneth Paltrow visited the Marie Curie Hospice in Hampstead yesterday (Wednesday).

Passion Property Group's plan for new King's Cross flats falls short on social housing

Published: 7th April, 2011
by DAN CARRIER

Campaigners throw book at politicians over Camden’s library closures

Published: 7th April, 2011
by DAN CARRIER

Mayor’s Unsung Heroes Award goes to Karen Ryan who keeps Irish music tradition alive

Mission to educate next generation takes festival organiser into classrooms

Published: 7th April, 2011
by EBEN MARKS

A LEADING figure in Camden’s Irish music scene has been recognised in the Mayor’s Unsung Heroes Awards.

New HS2 homes ‘will be in Camden’

Project boss says residents displaced by high-speed rail link will be moved within borough

Published: 7th April, 2011
by JOSIE HINTON

Health News - Shocked by the reactions to his illness, Dr Lewis Wolpert says the public, and employers in particular, need more information

Published: 7 April, 2011
by Dr LEWIS WOLPERT

Inquest told how Joanna Baker stabbed estranged partner with scissors before taking her own life

Plea for security bars after Kentish Town burglary ordeal

Pensioner wakes to find intruder in her bedroom

Kentish Town's HMV Forum neighbours take on cage warriors in battle for a quiet life

Baffling tragedy of how the Camden Ripper was freed to murder again

Somers Town neighbours admit they’re not blown away by public garden sculptures chosen by children

Sarah Wyn-Jones, who lost husband to cancer, brings movie star Gwyneth Paltrow to Marie Curie Hospice

Passion Property Group's plan for new King's Cross flats falls short on social housing

Campaigners throw book at politicians over Camden’s library closures

Mayor’s Unsung Heroes Award goes to Karen Ryan who keeps Irish music tradition alive

Mission to educate next generation takes festival organiser into classrooms

New HS2 homes ‘will be in Camden’

Project boss says residents displaced by high-speed rail link will be moved within borough

Health News - Shocked by the reactions to his illness, Dr Lewis Wolpert says the public, and employers in particular, need more information

ADVERTISING FEATURE – Applying for a credit card a guide for beginners

CITY HALL BOSS 'TO SUE' BIKERS PROTESTER

Westminster noise disruption a headache for Camden residents

Arts Council England cuts - Youth arts and theatre projects’ funding slashed - ICA budget down by 37%