Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter, Author at Camden Citizen

Georgia Gould says Town Hall ‘stands ready’ to support residents through the second wave of coronavirus

Council moves to address widening ethnicity pay gap as cohesion chief pledges action to tackle disproportionality

Property has been sitting derelict since a blaze in 2017 that resulted in the death of resident Magdalena Fink

New block with 18 more bed spaces given go-ahead as neighbours decry ‘unacceptable invasion of privacy’

Headteachers speak out as pandemic continues to pose problems for educators

Camden GP says practice ‘ready to go’ despite ‘short notice with minimal information’

Secrets given the go-ahead despite opponents arguing it would be ‘astonighingly easy to shut it down’

Carlton’s teachers, all members of the National Education Union, ‘believe cost-cutting is being put before quality of education’

Georgia Gould says newly announced government cash is about half of what is needed

Residents to get a say following cabinet’s decision to reject ‘final offer’ from contractor Wates back in May

Health bosses move to reassure NHS Watch that all changes to services made are ‘temporary’ as response to emergency continues

Locals say measures have turned quiet roads into rat runs

Town Hall sustainability chief praises ‘radical action’ on climate change following recent visit from energy minister Kwasi Kwarteng MP

Town Hall aims to balance needs of hard-hit businesses with ‘concerns about public safety and enforcement’

Results announced in modelling of three different climate emergency scenarios by Town Hall’s actuaries

Lib Dems call for decision to be made separate from budget as Conservatives call for increases to not be made ‘on backs of taxpayers’

Education boss commits to ‘as good’ principle for nursery places

Councillors to vote on proposal next week as motion argues UK is still member of Council of Europe

SmartWater can tag an item or an intruder and glows under UV light for at least five years

Adult venue given ‘yellow card’ by councillors in absence of police recommendation to revoke licence

Posts by Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

All Camden care home residents now vaccinated, council leader announces

Town Hall to ‘urgently implement’ new priorities for tackling race inequality

Town Hall resolves to demolish fire-damaged Daleham Gardens building

New student accommodation approved for West End Lane despite resident objections

Borough’s schools prepare young people and families for ‘difficult Christmas’

Local health system ‘moves heaven and earth’ to deliver Covid vaccine from next week

Grays Inn Road strip club has licence renewed despite campaigners’ concerns

Carlton and Rhyl school merger met with ‘strong opposition’ from staff

Council leader warns of ‘urgent shortfall’ in funding for rough sleepers

Town Hall to seek new contractor for major works on Chalcots estate

Consultation needed on ‘wide-ranging’ changes to health service during Covid, say campaigners

Highgate residents call for reversal of Swain’s Lane traffic restrictions

Somers Town Energy heat network hailed as ‘outstanding’ step on zero-carbon journey

‘Pavement licences’ offered to businesses amid reassurances on social distancing

‘Green revolution’ could have significant financial benefits, Town Hall report finds

Opposition councillors speak out over increase to members’ allowances

Campaigners plead with Town Hall to reconsider nursery cuts

Lib Dems call for European flag to continue to fly over Town Hall

Conservatives call for ‘dramatic expansion’ of invisible tracing liquid to make Camden ‘burglary-free’

Secrets strip club ‘put on warning’ after inspection reveals dancers being touched by customers