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Friday, September 22nd 2017

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Headlines

Business

Fears for future of ‘one of the last petrol stations in NW3’

Hotel considers plans for garage used as fuel stop for Royal Free ambulances

21 September — By Mimi Launder

Politics

Boring council meetings to get shake-up

21 September — By Richard Osley

Community

Druids to mark 300th anniversary of autumn equinox ceremony on Primrose Hill

21 September — By Tom Foot

Community

How’s this for a pumpkin? Highgate gardeners toast prize success

21 September — By Steve Barnett

Crime

Who would steal from toddlers? Dismay as thieves ransack nursery

21 September — By Tom Foot

More news

Property

Planners recommend building work next to Dickens Museum is given green light

21 September — By Richard Osley

Politics

Dame Tessa Jowell flooded with messages of support after cancer diagnosis

21 September — By Mimi Launder

Property

Foxtons fined over unclear ‘administration fees’ charged to tenants

Crime

Accused denies being involved in Kilburn gun murder

21 September — By Tom Foot

Review

Books

Memories of ‘Dostoyevsky land’

Biographer Claire Tomalin tells her own story with an ‘almost disturbing’ honesty

21 September — By Nicholas Jacobs

From the Islington Tribune

Opera & Dance

Pitch perfect for opera

21 September — By Sebastian Taylor

Theatre

Review: Prism, at Hampstead Theatre

21 September — By Catherine Usher

Film

Throne together again?

21 September — By Dan Carrier

Film

Backhanded complement

21 September — By Dan Carrier

Food & Drink

Couple serve up tasteful design at Ceremony

21 September — By Tom Moggach

Rock n Pop

Thank you for the Daze!

21 September — By Róisín Gadelrab

Rock n Pop

Róisín Gadelrab’s music news: Mystery Jets; Russell Crowe; Roni Size; Kat & Co

21 September — By Róisín Gadelrab

Film

Dan Carrier’s movies news: Grace Jones; In Between

21 September — By Dan Carrier

Sport

From the Islington Tribune

Arsenal

Arsenal set to face Norwich after seeing off Doncaster

Theo Walcott strike is enough to send Gunners through to the next round of the Carabao Cup

21 September — By Paul Cowling

Football

Love and plate for Terry from the café

21 September — By Richard Osley

Arsenal Ladies

Anniversary silver in our sights

21 September — By Catherine Etoe

School Sports

Eyes on the prize at Haverstock

21 September — By Steve Barnett

Sunday Football

Davies hits four again for newcomers

21 September — By Steve Barnett

Letters

Letters

The people of Camden were promised a full and independent inquiry into the Chalcots evacuation

Letters

100 Avenue Road development could go ahead with fire safety compromised

• AS the Grenfell inquiry begins, Camden planning officers are recommending Essential Living’s latest application to remove two...

Letters

Is there support for a feasibility study to relocate the planned Pears Building?

• I’M pleased to see growing support to relocate the Pears Building to a different part of the Royal Free site, from Gene Adams...

Letters

Save the Spiritualist Temple in Rochester Square

Letters

Tenants pay the price for a poor service from Camden

• I WAS interested to read that tenants living in one of Camden Council’s block of flats in WC1 were without the use of the lift,...

Letters

The corporation is manoeuvring to gain greater revenue-raising powers from the Heath

• BOB Warnock, the superintendent of the Heath, who presided over the £23million dams improvement project, continues to cause...

Letters

Why our ‘ugly’ home was so great

Letters

Crowd-funding might be the way to fight nuisance foxes

New Journal Comment

New Journal Comment

A noble aim to reach out and feel the will of the people

Georgia Gould, the leader of Camden Council COUNCIL leader Georgia Gould may have set herself a “mission impossible” when she...

New Journal Comment

As winter approaches, we really must focus on the homeless

New Journal Comment

Warning bell may toll the knell of the privatisation era

New Journal Comment

Cycling carnage cannot be allowed to become normal

New Journal Comment

Home Office shrugs off dreadful asylum living conditions

John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Changing lives at a brush stroke

21 September — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Is ‘efficiency’ undermining Labour’s democracy?

21 September — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Untold stories in the death of a princess

31 August — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Investment may not be safe as houses

31 August — By John Gulliver

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