When will I see you again
NOBODY told me about this before: Philip Colligan hasn’t ruled out returning to Camden Council at some point in the future. The former assistant chief executive – [READ ON]
July 2010
Winning here
THE Conservatives toasted victory in the Frognal and Fitzjohns by-election in Camden last week with a traditional group hug. And just look at their placards. The one being [READ ON]
Heads up
UNIVERSITY College London wait on tenterhooks to find out whether Michael Gove will fund its new academy school in Swiss Cottage or not. Still, it might want to edit up its [READ ON]
Orange book: The government is doing things differently
ALL government departments and public institutions seem to have been asked recently to explain their branding, the cost of developing logos and the like. It’s the new [READ ON]
The Milibands speak to us
IT’S a bit like a guess the number of jelly beans in the jar contest. How many times will David and Ed Miliband collectively say ‘this/it speaks to’ this [READ ON]
The empty chair
GRIM economic forecasts and government cuts inevitably mean tough times ahead for voluntary organisations, worthy projects across London which often survive from week to week [READ ON]
The record shows she took the blows
THE final curtain crossed the crematorium at Ellen Luby’s funeral service to the sound Frank Sinatra’s rendition of My Way this afternoon. The line ‘To [READ ON]
Big win
IT’S a big hello to Giovanni Spinella who about half an hour ago was confirmed as the new Camden councillor for Frognal and Fitzjohn’s ward. He takes the seat so [READ ON]
Lost in translation
NOTE to self: Learn Bengali. That way, we can play spot the difference when Camden leader Nash Ali takes a two-speech approach at community events, delivering one in English [READ ON]
Thierry does New York
FOOTBALL again – but this is a TV car crash that merits some rubbernecking. Thierry Henry, who not so long ago I was worshipping as somebody who would never make a Chicken [READ ON]
Richard Osley 