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Camden Council chiefs’ salary bill to be cut by ‘£780,000’

Published: 24th February, 2011
by RICHARD OSLEY

Parking fine refunds could cost Camden Council £10m

Shock for Town Hall as judge rules that motorists’ credit card charges must be paid back

Published: 24th February, 2011
by RICHARD OSLEY

Inquiry over Athlone House’s future begins

Inspector hears opposing sides arguing for restoration or demolition of historic property

Published: 24th February, 2011
by DAN CARRIER

Green Party launch online petition calling for an end to £125,000-a-month deals with Vodafone

Councillor Maya De Souza

Hang up on phone firm at centre of fair tax protests, Town Hall is urged

Published: 24th February, 2011
by RICHARD OSLEY

‘Urban explorer’ snaps ghost underground station – South Kentish Town

Photographer breaks into disused tube stop after the Mayor dismisses new calls to reopen it

The tunnels leading to the platform

Published: 24th February, 2011
by JAMIE WELHAM

"I'm singing their praises!" - Councillor Chris Knight nominates Fleet Choir for Unsung Musical Heroes award

The Fleet Singers Choir at the Barbican following a performance at the Barbican

Published: 24 February 2011
by PAVAN AMARA

Tribunal rules that Tom Costello's section order was invalid - Family hope he may be able to come home soon

How Tom Costello's treatment has been reported in the New Journal

Published: 24 February 2011
by TOM FOOT

Police reveal Agar Place ‘crime hotspot’ all down to a single hoax caller - Quiet street wrongly labelled on website map

Agar Place, a quiet cobbled street in Camden Town, was named a crime hotspot

Published: 24 February 2011
by JAMIE WELHAM

Town Hall insiders - "The biggest ever response to a council questionnaire" - Huge response to money-saving choices document

Published: 24 February 2011
by DAN CARRIER

COUNCIL offices have been swamped by an unprecedented response to a questionnaire on the future of libraries.

‘Mass disturbance club should close’ - Bloomsbury's Traffic Night Club under investigation by licensing officials following dance floor brawl

Published: 24 February 2011
by JOSIE HINTON

‘Boutique school’ jibe angers Belsize Park parents - Group wants to transform vacant council-owned hostel into 'free' primary school

Belsize Park Lib Dem councillor Tom Simon, centre, outside the proposed free sch

Published: 24 February 2011
by JOSIE HINTON

OAPs fight closures - Elderly say they'll be left "isolated and alone" if Great Croft Resource Centre gets axe

Demonstrators from the Great Croft Centre

Published: 24 February 2011
by JOSIE HINTON

Neighbours pitched against neighbours in ‘free school’ clash - Angry exchanges as squatters take over Black Horse pub

Squatters are confronted outside the Black Horse

Published: 24 February 2011
by JOSH LOEB

NEIGHBOURS are being pitched against neighbours in a bitter row over a self-styled free school founded by squatters.

Disturbing trend in animal thefts - Owners are left stunned as their beloved pets go missing

The German shepherd that has gone missing - inset: the posters

Heidi the cat

Published: 24 February 2011
by JAMIE WELHAM

A SERIES of mysterious cat and dog disappearances has sparked fears that a petnapper is on the prowl.

Corporation Tax protests - UK Uncut set up kids' breakfast club in Tottenham Court Road branch of Barclays Bank

UK Uncut set up kids' breakfast club in Tottenham Court Road branch of Barclays

Published: 24 February 2011
by RICHARD OSLEY

BARCLAYS might have wished it had never thought about opening branches on Saturdays after a headache of a weekend.