Former Camden Council finance chief: ‘Ed Miliband, the pgymy’
FORMER council finance chief John Mills gained a bit of respect from local journalists during his many years at the Town Hall for …and this might sound quite [READ ON]
May 2013
Labour H&K: One more for the list
BACK to Hampstead and Kilburn and the Labour Party has been asked to consider another name in its search for a replacement in Glenda Jackson. Indra Adnan presents her [READ ON]
Catherine, Mandy and Kirsten
ISLINGTON Council leader Catherine West remains the hot favourite to be the Labour candidate taking on Lynne Featherstone in Hornsey and Wood Green at the next General [READ ON]
BINGO!
WHO was playing spot the Labour selection candidate at the Save Our Fire Stations march on Saturday? Your H&K bingo cards should be showing a full [READ ON]
Nighty-night Knighty
CHRIS ‘Knighty’ Knight is set to turn his Churchillian V for Victory sign into a wave goodbye to the Town Hall. The Hampstead councillor – one of the most [READ ON]
It’s like that
FOR followers of the ‘what should go on the pedestrianised area outside Camden Town tube’ debate, look what we got this afternoon: A piece of rope marking out an [READ ON]
Giles Coren, the Village Voice and the price of journalism
TIMES columnist and televison face Giles Coren was on familiar form for an interview in the latest edition with the Hampstead Village Voice, a unique independent magazine [READ ON]
The music was very loud
WHEN Labour members somehow managed to stumble into de-selecting long-serving councillor Roger Robinson from his Somers Town and St Pancras patch ahead of the 2006 council [READ ON]
Which Guardian journalists want to work for The Sun?
WITH five minutes of the Premiership season left on Sunday, I turned off the televison and looked at the ceiling instead of the football and just waited for good news, such [READ ON]
What happens at mayor-making, stays at mayor-making…
IT was a bit like a good wedding: some music, a DJ cutting between disco and swing, cupcakes, some more cupcakes, speeches that went on a bit, some speeches that ran close to [READ ON]
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