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Queue for A&E at Royal Free ‘like line for Taylor Swift tickets’
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Nov 23, 2024 · 22nd November — By Caitlin Maskell, Daisy Clague, Dan Carrier, and Tom Foot
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Ombudsman condemns the council’s ‘rude, confrontational’ …
4 days ago · AN elderly man racked with arthritis and other serious health conditions was forced to live in a wooden shack because Camden Council failed to fix the lifts in his flats. A damning new report by the government’s Housing Ombudsman has …
The Christmas appeal that shows Camden is a place that cares for …
2 days ago · CLICK DONATE TO HELP THE APPEAL. It is for people like this that we run our Hamper Appeal for. Every year, our kind-hearted readers nominate who is in need of some festive joy and our team of Santa’s elves hand deliver baskets filled with goodies to your chosen person.
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Report says Camden has more isolation than anywhere else in Britain
Now Camden High Street could be closed off to cars
Dec 3, 2024 · CAMDEN High Street could be pedestrianised under a council plan to block off cars. The Town Hall has launched a consultation survey on a proposed scheme to permanently close a stretch of road from Camden Town tube station to the Elephant’s Head pub in Hawley Crescent. Only blue light emergency ...
Care? We're having to do it by ourselves | Camden New Journal
Sep 25, 2024 · Mr Tesfay gets a carer’s allowance of £67 a week. A Camden Council spokesperson said: “We are committed to providing high quality care sup- port in the community for residents who need it in Camden.
Litterary review - Camden New Journal
Nov 19, 2024 · Nina Stibbe. INTERVIEWED by Review, author Nina Stibbe shines a not altogether flattering light on Camden – especially when it comes to litter.. Nevertheless, her memoir, Went to London, Took the Dog, is a humorous and fascinating account of a year of her life when she was back in the borough after two decades’ absence.