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Former Camden Council leader given ministerial role in first week as an MP

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 12 July 2024

Georgia Gould has been made a parliamentary secretary to new Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s cabinet office

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Robberies down in Camden Town as council lauds new enforcement measures

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Monday 8 July 2024

Koko nightclub, previously a hotspot for thieves, has seen an improvement

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Camden Council makes plans to tackle ‘vigorous’ weeds

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Monday 8 July 2024

‘Weeds grow very quickly and can make lawns look long and messy,’ says a Town Hall report

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Parking changes to be introduced on six Camden estates

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Monday 8 July 2024

The changes will ‘offer greater choice and better access for disabled residents,’ according to the council

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Camden Council leader Georgia Gould selected by Labour to run for parliament

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Thursday 13 June 2024

Gould is standing in Queen’s Park and Maida Vale, which is expected to be an easy win for Labour

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Camden’s iconic Mecca Bingo to be turned into an ‘immersive theatre’

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 7 June 2024

The 60-year-old venue’s number is up this year – a victim of bingo’s declining popularity in the UK

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Camden Council wants to bring school meals service in-house by 2030

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 7 June 2024

Town Hall unveils what it hopes will be one last contract for a school meals provider before taking on the service itself

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Self-defence classes to be taught in Camden schools as part of council pilot

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 7 June 2024

The goal is to ‘boost general confidence that will enable young people to navigate spaces confidently’

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Gospel Oak nature reserve to be preserved as public space, council announces

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 7 June 2024

Move follows a campaign to stop the Mortimer Terrace haven from being sold to developers

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Deaths and serious injuries from fire up 161 per cent in Camden

By Maya Sall, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 19 April 2024

Borough’s fire chief also reveals carbon monoxide incidents have risen

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‘We need affordable homes’: Fourteen flats overlooking special school win planning permission

By Noora Mykkanen Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 16 February 2024

Proposals given thumbs-up despite concerns over impact on pupils

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‘Problems will spread’: Kentish Town residents prevail in row over late hours for fast food joint

By Noora Mykkanen Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 9 February 2024

New Milano Pizza thwarted in its attempt to win approval for 2am closing times

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‘You should all be ashamed’: Protesters direct fury at councillors as they interrupt meeting with calls for Gaza ceasefire

By Noora Mykkanen Local Democracy Reporter | Tuesday 30 January 2024

Council leader says conflict is ‘causing pain for all of us’ following an enforced break in proceedings

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Campaign urging councils to go fully plant-based wins support from Camden politicians

By camdencitizen | Monday 18 December 2023

Environment scrutiny committee signals its backing for the move following a deputation from a local resident

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Joy for Greens as Lorna Russell holds Highgate seat in comfortable by-election victory

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Friday 1 December 2023

Russell, who quit Labour in 2021 to join the Greens, keeps the seat vacated by party colleague Sian Berry

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Insomniacs’ cafe among ‘impressive’ ideas for Camden’s night life

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Thursday 23 November 2023

City Hall night czar hails ‘inspiring’ residents who took part in citizens’ assembly

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‘There will be a fatality’: Sidings estate residents issue stark warning over new traffic restrictions

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Thursday 23 November 2023

Motorists are doing U-turns to avoid a school street

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‘Shame!’: Save Museum Street campaigners outraged as 74-metre tower block gets go-ahead

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Monday 20 November 2023

Scheme greenlit despite campaigners including actor Griff Rhys Jones asking planners to ‘send it packing’

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Camden Council apologises after admitting it helped arrange removal of homeless tents

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Monday 20 November 2023

Politicians have launched an investigation into the role played by the Town Hall following outcry

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‘It’s killed us’: Camden businesses count cost of HS2 disruption as government scales back Euston plans

By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter | Monday 9 October 2023

Politicians warn against more ‘broken promises’ following Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s announcement

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