Climate change’s impact on water to be examined at Camden event
Experts to gather at Conway Hall next week to talk about how global warming is affecting access to the precious resource
Read More‘Fitzrovia is not Soho’: Locals steaming over dumpling restaurant’s booze bid
Charlotte Street residents are finding Kinkally’s plans to stay open until 2am on Saturdays hard to swallow
Read MoreBolt to the blue as Labour councillor defects to Conservatives
West Hampstead councillor Shiva Tiwari says Labour is stifling debate whilst presiding over ‘worsening services’
Read MoreCouncil approves budget with maximum tax hike and millions for frontline services
Opposition leader says Labour-run council ‘running out of excuses for failing to address borough’s problems’
Read MoreTown Hall accused of ‘killing democracy’ as police boot out free speech protesters
Council leader heckled repeatedly over rule changes prohibiting banners and limiting topics of public debate
Read MoreCamden’s climate budget faces £200m funding gap ahead of 2030 net-zero target
Town Hall has so far found less than 10 per cent of what it needs to reach decarbonisation goals within five years
Read MoreActor Lucy Pickles: ‘How people behave in relationships fascinates me’
The star of adoption drama Too Many Books speaks to the Citizen during the play’s run in Camden
Read MoreCamden adult social care deemed ‘outstanding’ by Care Quality Commission
Chief inspector says CQC ‘very impressed to see exceptional levels of service’ as borough first in UK to be given new rating
Read More‘Shocking’ data reveals Camden school absences among worst in London
Officials say handling poor pupil attendance is a ‘constant battle’
Read MoreEast is South, Hampstead Theatre, stage review: ‘Urgent and thought-provoking’
Beau Willimon’s play exploring the relationship between artficial and human intelligence is ‘gripping’
Read MoreMore than half of disabled people in Camden are out of work, report finds
New data reveals disparity between borough’s unemployed people amid government’s welfare reforms
Read MoreGregg Bordowitz: There: a Feeling, Camden Art Centre, exhibition review: ‘Ill health as a springboard for metaphysical reflection’
Bordowitz has lived with HIV for three decades, and it informs his work with ‘intriguing results’
Read MoreCamden schools face funding squeeze as council warns of burgeoning costs
Inflation and additional spending on high needs pupils see predicted overspend grow by £500k
Read MoreSocial housing repairs backlog almost halved as tenant satisfaction rises, report shows
Council marks progress following last year’s bruising social ombudsman report on housing complaints culture
Read MorePerformers lavish praise on Camden People’s Theatre at 30th anniversary bash
Comedian Frankie Thompson said the Hampstead Road venue ‘invests in artists at the very start’
Read MoreHappy Days, Etcetera Theatre, stage review: ‘Pub theatre at its very best’
This 60-minute take on the Samuel Beckett play is ‘well adapted’ to Etcetera’s pub stage
Read MoreStories of Migration, SOAS Gallery, exhibition review: ‘Grand questions that haunt us all’
This multimedia display ‘transforms ethnographic research into accessible formats’
Read More‘Have some humility’: Leader bites back at opposition as council grilled on housing repairs
Extraordinary Town Hall meeting triggered by Liberal Democrats following ‘worrying’ response to damning report
Read More‘Blood on your hands’: Campaigners slam council for ‘dither and delay’ over divestment
Pension committee to consider auditing funds but councillors rebuff activists’ demand for unilateral divestment
Read More‘Prattle’: Camden leader dismisses Tory attack on Labour over Bangladeshi political ties
Conservative leader alleges ‘marriage of convenience’ between Labour and Awami League after local MP’s resignation
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