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	Change to licensing laws will be welcomed ALMOST everyone will welcome the change in licensing laws which puts lap dancing clubs on a par with pubs and cafes, which are strictly controlled and where councils have the right to object on grounds of nuisance or public safety. It also makes it much m... » MORE

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WHITTINGTON PROPOSALS: Let's end these secret dealS

The Green Party supports the Defend Whittington Hospital campaign because we believe in local provision of public services. We are also the only elected political party in Camden that supports the Keep the NHS Public campaign. Labour, Conservatives and Li... » MORE

WHITTINGTON PROTEST: Hospital's role in local history

The Lord Mayor will next month lead a chaingang of London Mayors in marching in the footsteps of Dick Whittington from Whittington Hospital to Mansion House in time honoured fashion. This year of course the occasion will be tinged with sadness as inevita... » MORE

IDENTITY REGISTER DEBATE: freedom has a hollow ring

IN 1939 Hitler came out of a meeting in Munich, crossed the road and shook six people by the hand. My Tutor at Cambridge was one of those six. Little did Hitler know that he was shaking the hand of the young history student, Hinsley, who was the first to... » MORE

IDENTITY REGISTER DEBATE: sinister desire to regulate lives

Stephen Taylor raises important issues in his expose of this government s attempts to ensnare us all in their data-trafficking web. One that few have considered is how women will be affected by this sinister desire to regulate every aspect of our lives.... » MORE

IDENTITY REGISTER DEBATE: insidious erosion of civil liberties

I wish to fanfare Stephen Taylor s excellent article and to congratulate the Ham&High for putting such an important issue at the heart of its editorial (H&H Comment, February 11). The insidious erosion of civil liberties must be halted, and this needs ri... » MORE

Northern Line disruption is simply unacceptable

In your article about road safety you quote the figure that lorries account for 45 per cent of all London cyclist deaths, yet represent only five per cent of road traffic. May I point out that 100 per cent of cyclists were involved in the above fatal inci... » MORE

WHITTINGTON DEBATE: Serious illness can strike at any hour

AS A carer, I attended, with my blind, diabetic husband – who has regular hypoglycemic attacks – the public meeting about the Whittington A&E. Part of the plan to replace it would involve a GP surgery operating from 8am to 8pm. Whoever thought of this lud... » MORE

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