The George Bernard Shaw memorial toilet
ONE of the first things in Camden Council’s proposed overhaul of public toilets is to find a private contractor to run the underground loos outside Camden Town tube [READ ON]
Julian Fulbrook
‘Good luck getting Richard Branson to sponsor our toilets…’
IF the penny hadn’t dropped already, it may be dawning on new council cabinet member Meric Apak what a hospital pass he has been given with the environment brief. He [READ ON]
TV archive: Julian’s long haul in housing
CABINET councillors will be bracing themselves for a demo outside the Town Hall later this week over the new housing allocations policy, which critics say is sweeping too [READ ON]
Camden full council: live updates
June 22, 2015 20.59: We’re all done here. Go and watch England in the Women’s World Cup. 20.52: RTB debate: Old adversaries Julian Fulbrook and Andrew Mennear [READ ON]
Recounts at Camden Labour’s AGM
AT first glance, Camden’s Labour group is united at last, with nobody challenging the personnel of its cabinet at tonight’s annual general meeting; a marked [READ ON]
Who keeps Labour in power in Camden? The ‘bulge generation’
LABOUR councillors in Camden meet tonight for their annual general meeting. It could be one of the quickest and smoothest sessions of this kind they’ve had in a long [READ ON]
Labour AGM: Meric moves up; Maeve takes on Abdul
MERIC Apak will join the Labour cabinet Town Hall. As suggested on these pages before, he is the only Labour councillor to have put himself forward for a promotion at next [READ ON]
Morning update 22.04.15: Not quite Sheffield ’92
WE’RE ALLL RIIIGHT THE most neurotic Labour supporters in Hampstead and Kilburn over-worried that a glitzy party in The Good Shop just over two weeks before voting [READ ON]
Morning update 13.04.15: The tweet police
ANYTHING YOU TWEET WILL BE TAKEN DOWN AND MAY BE USED AGAINST YOU TORY riser Oliver Cooper has yet to have been whipped away by the rozzers, despite a Buzzfeed article last [READ ON]
Julian to sign off as Camden’s housing chief
IT’S one of the most important cabinet portfolios at the Town Hall but also one of the most demanding. Be the housing chief, and get ready for midnight calls about [READ ON]
Richard Osley 