Posts by Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter
Camden residents voice ‘upset’ over Farmdrop delivery warehouse
Sustainable grocer faces opposition to its plans to sell alcohol
Read MoreContentious school merger to proceed as families boss acknowledges ‘difficulty and pain’
Rhyl to absorb Carlton school, which is ‘very much a victim of falling rolls’, according to Cllr Angela Mason
Read MoreMystery of Potteries Path branded ‘bloody shambles’ by councillors
Town Hall, developer and Network Rail can’t work out who owns a small strip of land, almost scotching a major housing development
Read MoreResidents condemn community centre demolition as ‘massive overdevelopment’
Proposal to turn Charlie Ratchford Centre into housing voted through by planning committee
Read MoreNHS chiefs defend role in US takeover of GP practices as campaigners condemn ‘lack of transparency’
Local health bosses claim ‘no ill intent’ as four local surgeries come under control of American insurance giant
Read MoreRising number of residents in financial trouble is pandemic’s ‘fourth wave’, warn councillors
Calls to the council about financial help have now overtaken the number about food support
Read MoreCoronavirus: ‘We’re not out of the woods with cancer treatment,’ warn medics
Cancer referrals now back to pre-Covid levels, but doctors fear ‘pent-up demand’ in those yet to come forward with symptoms
Read MoreImmersive theatre company ‘delighted’ after securing spot in Stables Market
Operators vow to work with residents and councillors who criticised 2am closing time
Read MoreCouncil tax increases by 4.99 per cent amid squabble over ‘fantasy budgets’
Reduction in income from tax of 4.9 per cent expected as Town Hall puts £1.5m into employment support
Read MoreMotorcycle parking charges: Campaign calls for rethink as councillors hear ‘eye-opening’ concerns
Proposals for daily permit of £6 will come forward to Town Hall cabinet in July
Read MoreHeated debate over members’ allowance at Town Hall splits councillors on party lines
Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and Greens oppose 2.75 per cent increase to payments ‘when residents are suffering’
Read MoreCouncil works to tackle mental health impact of pandemic as assessment of need prioritised
Councillors in calls for focus on specific and hard-to-reach groups as demand for support among carers leaving service ‘overwhelmed’
Read MoreAll Camden care home residents now vaccinated, council leader announces
Georgia Gould says Town Hall ‘stands ready’ to support residents through the second wave of coronavirus
Read MoreTown Hall to ‘urgently implement’ new priorities for tackling race inequality
Council moves to address widening ethnicity pay gap as cohesion chief pledges action to tackle disproportionality
Read MoreTown Hall resolves to demolish fire-damaged Daleham Gardens building
Property has been sitting derelict since a blaze in 2017 that resulted in the death of resident Magdalena Fink
Read MoreNew student accommodation approved for West End Lane despite resident objections
New block with 18 more bed spaces given go-ahead as neighbours decry ‘unacceptable invasion of privacy’
Read MoreBorough’s schools prepare young people and families for ‘difficult Christmas’
Headteachers speak out as pandemic continues to pose problems for educators
Read MoreLocal health system ‘moves heaven and earth’ to deliver Covid vaccine from next week
Camden GP says practice ‘ready to go’ despite ‘short notice with minimal information’
Read MoreGrays Inn Road strip club has licence renewed despite campaigners’ concerns
Secrets given the go-ahead despite opponents arguing it would be ‘astonighingly easy to shut it down’
Read MoreCarlton and Rhyl school merger met with ‘strong opposition’ from staff
Carlton’s teachers, all members of the National Education Union, ‘believe cost-cutting is being put before quality of education’
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