Police are trying to trace two teenagers they believe are connected to an attempted robbery and assault on a Thameslink train from West Hampstead.

After over 50 years in the acting industry, and a decade of unprecedented success delivering outstanding part-time performing arts tuition at her weekend Academies across the country, Pauline Quirke returns to her roots to create even more opportunities for young performers in North London.

Safety campaigners fear the Hampstead community will be at risk of more crime as the number of neighbourhood police officers has been slashed.

Flick Rea is a fairly unique councillor, even it comes to Camden Council.

It was a case of the Liberal Democrats preaching to the converted, as they launched their elections manifesto at St James’ Church in West Hampstead last night.

Current deputy leader Cllr Joseph Ejiofor said Claire Kober’s flagship policy “does not provide the answer” on housing in the borough.

In voter packs delivered on Saturday, Haringey Council told residents they should only vote for one candidate, instead of three.

A teenager is in a critical condition in hospital, and another is recovering after a stabbing near Alexandra Palace last night.

A sniffer dog belonging to an ex-policeman turned private investigator has uncovered a haul of precious jewellery from woodland in Oak Hill Way, Hampstead.

Of all the things you would expect to come from a talk by Alan Bennett, his love for Love Island is not one of them.

A new survey has revealed the often “extraordinary” lengths parents have gone to get their children into their preferred primary school.

More than 1,200 people joined an anti-Brexit rally in Camden where the new People’s Vote campaign was unveiled by Star Trek actor Sir Patrick Stewart.

Following their so called public Construction Management Plan consultation and after hundreds of objections, 100 Avenue Road developers, EL, now propose to extend the period of a minimum of 14 construction vehicle movements per day through the Park, market and Winchester Road.

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

“Perhaps only in Britain could one succeed in writing a thriller about the weather,” observed David Haig who both wrote and stars in this little-known true story about D-Day.

The Tricycle Theatre re-opens in September with a brand new name and an “ambitious” adaptation of Zadie Smith’s Willesden-set novel White Teeth.

New play Boots follows two women’s effect on each other’s lives. Zoe Paskett talks to playwrights Jessica Butcher from Clapton and Sacha Voit from Camden and actor Illona Linthwaite

CircusFest sees performers from Kentish Town to Palestine taking part in a feast of contemporary circus at The Roundhouse

London Marathon is fast approaching and you’ve been training for months. But, as with any big event, it’s just the beginning of your fitness journey. Islington personal trainer Nancy Best gives you some tips on staying motivated after the run