They might not be allowed to prop up the bar - and Covid restrictions leave the near future uncertain - but drinkers can order a pint at The Albert in Primrose Hill for the first time in six years.
“One of the lessons of history, surely, is that we don’t learn the lessons of history.”
Camden Council has renewed its deal with a three debt collection firms who were rebuked last year for “confusing and intimidating” letters to people who owed the town hall cash.
Measures to widen pavements in parts of Hampstead and Highgate have been dropped by Camden Council due to a lack of people using them.
In the first of a two part series, Harry Taylor speaks to Long Covid sufferer Lizzie Nicholls on the virus’ impact seven months on, and why the long-term effects need more publicity
National Trust homes in Hampstead might not reopen until March next year, as the heritage charity refused to say whether the 1,112 announced redundancies in England will affect either home.
Businesses in Hampstead will not be taken to court if they do not pay the Business Improvement District (BID) levy this year, despite a letter threatening legal action if they didn’t pay within a week.
The owner of a Belsize Park restaurant who warned 60 jobs could be lost if a cycle route in Haverstock Hill goes ahead said he felt his concerns were ignored by Camden Council on Monday night.
A pub where George Orwell once propped-up the bar could be facing its second rebranding in as many years, as its lease has gone up for sale.
Luisa Porritt has been elected as the Liberal Democrats’ candidate in the London mayoral elections.
