Hampstead voted overwhelmingly to adopts its neighbourbood plan in a referendum yesterday.

Disability campaigner, Olympic torchbearer and Shepherd’s Hill resident Pamela Moffatt has died at the age of 80.

Teddy bears will be cascading down from St James’ Church once again on Saturday, as part of the fourth annual Midsummer Muswell festival.

Three young men have been charged in relation to two moped smash and grabs after police executed search warrants across Islington, Camden and Haringey.

A Muswell Hill woman is living on borrowed time after being diagnosed with the deadly mesothelioma “asbestos disease” caused by hugging her dad as a toddler when he came home each night from working in the docks in the 1960s.

The London Irish Centre has received a welcome funding boost after Ed Sheeran and Dermot O’Leary helped them rake in £250,000 on Wednesday night.

George Michael superfans are preparing to celebrate his life at two events on Sunday, ahead of what would have been the pop icon’s 55th birthday.

Workers have reportedly been living on a construction site in Abercorn Estate in St John’s Wood.

Hampstead Heath charity Heath Hands are to hold the first Community Heath Festival on Sunday, July 1.

Kestrels are a regular sight on Hampstead Heath, often seen wind-hovering while searching for their prey.

Letters, contributions and comments sent in from Ham&High readers this week.

Thousands of people marched through central London earlier this month under the guise of “defending freedom”.

A trailblazing bespoke jeweller who has recently opened a shop in Primrose Hill has become the first female chair of the National Association of Jewellers (NAJ).

In 1792 Mary Wollstonecraft published A Vindication of the Rights of Woman while living in Camden and, in the years since, the borough has been a hotbed of feminist activity.

Face your fear and do it anyway on this treetop adventure course

A topical revival of unsung expressionist play inspired by the real life case of Ruth Snyder who killed her abusive husband

David Winskill struggles with a contemporary update of Moliere’s comedy in both English and 17th Century French

A tender and intimate revival of Brian Friel’s epic tale of love and language in rural 1830s Ireland

Ivo Marloh’s film didn’t live up to expectations.