Take your pick: Bookmakers now struggling to call Hampstead and Kilburn
IN the search for clues as to who will win the unpredictable Hampstead and Kilburn seat at next week’s general election, we’ve been grasping at what people who [READ ON]
May 2017
Leafletwatch: Lib Dem graph-makers claim Corbyn can be unseated
HERE’S a corker for leafletwatch as Liberal Democrat candidate Keith Angus tells voters that only he “can beat Jeremy Corbyn” in the Labour stronghold of [READ ON]
Corbyn’s front bench
GEORGIA Gould and Keir Starmer led another hearty delegation of Labour activists and councillors from Holborn and St Pancras north to help Tulip Siddiq on Saturday (and not [READ ON]
Dear Manchester
IT’S meant to be about opening school fetes and eating cake at care homes, hearing the dreams of our youngest and the memories of our eldest. It’s meant to be [READ ON]
Council leader urges Labour members to get to Hampstead and Kilburn
SO how much attention is tough-enough council leader Georgia Gould getting from her new team? Are they obeying orders? She has sent at least three emails essentially urging [READ ON]
Georgia Gould to be ‘tougher’ council leader
THE outgoing leader of Camden Council, Sarah Hayward, was often said to run things with a decisively firm hand during her time in charge. But are we about to see an even [READ ON]
Pick a door? Any door…
JOURNALISTS across the country are crying foul during this election because – they say – Jeremy Corbyn won’t speak to them and they’ve been booed at by [READ ON]
No belfies in North Tyneside
HAVE you seen less Camden bin bag pictures on social media in recent days because the council and Veolia are finally getting to grips with new fortnightly system and [READ ON]
The subtle Spursfication of Camden’s mayor-making ceremony
NEWLY decorated in robes and our mayoral gold chain, Camden’s new mayor Richard Cotton afforded himself a wry smile as the choir squeezed into the public gallery [READ ON]
The champions league: Georgia’s first cabinet
FOR those hanging out on who got what in Georgia Gould’s first cabinet back at the Town Hall, the line-up was confirmed today with a very light shuffling of the pack. [READ ON]
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