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LettersI was surprised that following contacting your newspaper, with a story of major importance to both your local area and the plight of women across the world, that you found it more relevant to your readers to ridicule me. You quote the Chairman of the High... » MORE
WE are a firm of Camden architects who have been working with Edith Neville School for 18 months to help them design a new building. We re also local residents. As a result of what we know about the school, we strongly object to Camden Council s scheme to... » MORE
During the campaigns against local post office closures, there must have been many of us, whilst standing for up to 20 minutes in a queue at our local post office, (as is the norm in Muswell Hill, Archway or East Finchley, to cite just three examples), wh... » MORE
The latest proposals for the future of Camden s care homes leave a particularly bitter taste. It is clear that the Tory/Lib Dem Councillors are intent on selling as much of the family silver – property as well as staff - as possible and I believe their... » MORE
On Thursday evening, June 19, the Camden Executive Environment Sub-Group meeting will determine whether Camden will stamp and approve the stopping up of Dalby Street and major alterations to the Prince of Wales Road. If they do, a much used public highwa... » MORE
Like many local people who have written over the last few weeks, we would like to record our continued opposition to the development of 55 flats to be built, literally, on top of Dalby Street. If built, the popular Talacre Sports Centre, including Treet... » MORE
Tory Councillor Chris Knight, self-styled uber-biker suggests I have biker-phobia, after my comments on the use of bus lanes by motorcyclists (H&H Letters, 12 June).
I don t, I was simply referring to the basic facts: motorcyclists suffer and cause th... » MORE
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Post Office Ltd is consulting on the proposed closure of 171 branches around London, including offices in England’s Lane, Highgate High Street, South End Green, Golders Green and Alexandra Palace.
The firm claims the branches are underused and people can go to other nearby post offices.
Campaigners disagree, saying the closures will leave many without a vital service.
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