IT’S been a while and thank you to those who sarcastically asked whether I was ok after missing last week’s full council meeting; sometimes I wonder if that [READ ON]
SORRY to be vulgar, but I call bullshit. After Boris Johnson had cycled away from what was, if we are honest, an old-style newspaper ambush, his press officer told us that if [READ ON]
AS our columnist Illtyd Harrington, the former deputy leader of the GLC and the architect of London’s freedom pass for the elderly, snapped at the hypocrisy and [READ ON]
IT was such a curious initiation that you sometimes wondered whether Illtyd was in on it with the editor, a probationary challenge dreamed up to test concentration and [READ ON]
THE story of Myleene Klass’s stowaway crab, her rat-eating giant crab last seen up a tree on Hampstead Heath, is a great example of journalism descending into a silly [READ ON]
With Angela Pober's claims that Labour campaigned to save a library not in danger of closing, there is a certain amount of she says one thing, and the party says another: Not that you'd know it's up for debate from the latest Conservative bulletin in West Hampstead. [READ ON]
MY dear colleague, Tom Foot, what have you done this time? His story in Thursday’s New Journal about Aesculapian snakes living near Camden Lock has slithered its way [READ ON]
THEY say today’s newspaper is tomorrow’s fish and chip paper… or in the case of a recent copy of the Camden New Journal, something a little more creative. [READ ON]
EVEN passing readers will have picked up on the fact that the Camden New Journal has a rather dim view of the destruction reserved for Camden by the government’s [READ ON]
THEY are talking about putting a plaque on the La Giaconda dining rooms in Tin Pan Alley, behind Centre Point. Although more of a place for fancy risotto than ham and chips [READ ON]