Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

Resident requests to ban stag and hen dos resisted on equality grounds

Local business and voluntary sector said to be still scratching heads over lack of central government information

Councillors confident Town Hall can proceed with plans whilst respecting spirit of recommendation to delay

Resident safety director questions Hackitt Review recommendations

Council leader calls for increased police funding as concerns raised over crime scene left uninvestigated for days

Camden Lib Dems condemn governments meaningless platitudes as £390k in government preparedness funding dismissed as not enough

Angela Mason criticises Ofsteds unmeaningful tick exercises as Tories hit out at policies as marking your own homework

Town Hall formally declares climate emergency as disagreements emerge over timetable for action

Boosted support for carers and dementia cafe for London Zoo included in proposals

Bill Oddie and Janet Suzman among 38 objections to plans alongside residents associations and Conservative Cllr Maria Higson

Compensation for residents ‘not considered reasonable given the scope of the works’

Andrew Maughan tells committee that a party’s ability to ‘effectively end a career is far more powerful’

School faces £2m deficit as lack of applications for places deemed “unsustainable”

Town Hall urged by homophobic attack victim to invest in advocacy

Liberal Democrats question decision to pass motion without ‘time to discuss it’

Council to formally raise late payments with government as DWP says it is ‘currently developing a solution’

Motion calls on ‘residents, community groups and institutions’ to support Town Hall on People’s Vote

Recent figures suggest borough has London’s third highest number of empty homes

Campaigners warn new contract could result in vulnerable residents losing access

New Low Emission Neighbourhood to be rolled out on trial basis alongside electric vehicle charging point network

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Hopes for Vagina Museum to become ‘iconic’ as Town Hall gives it licensing go-ahead

Brexit preparation funding branded ‘insulting’ by communities boss

Town Hall to move ahead with Camley Street redevelopment plans

Borough chosen as sole test case for future fire safety regulations

‘Crisis of youth violence’: Councillors express condolences as communities ‘traumatised’

Camden ‘woefully underprepared’ for no-deal Brexit, warns council leader

Education boss defends Labour plan to scrap Ofsted and private schools

Students demand change on climate emergency as cross-party pledges made

Town Hall embarks on three-year ‘call to action’ on healthy ageing

Hampstead celebrities up in arms at booze licence for Keats House

Town Hall refurbishment not ‘vanity project’, say council officers

Town Hall’s standards regime ‘weak’ compared to political power, says borough solicitor

St Aloysius School closure confirmed as Somers Town residents bemoan ‘new clearances’

Parties come together to pledge ‘shoulder to shoulder’ support for LGBT+ residents

Councillors agree to ‘wholeheartedly’ support Remain without debate

Three in four council tenants on Universal Credit in rent arrears amid concern over benefit delays

Councillors to vote on whether Town Hall should ‘wholeheartedly’ campaign for Remain

Opposition councillors speak out on Camden’s level of vacant homes

Royal Free chief executive apologises as concerns raised over eligibility for non-emergency ambulances

Camden High Street to be pedestrianised as London Mayor announces millions in anti-pollution funding