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Dorothea Hackman, Head Of Camden Civic Society

Latest articles from Dorothea Hackman, Head Of Camden Civic Society

Dorothea Hackman (right) from Camden Civic Society, backing the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill

Opinion 'Government must fund councils to meet the climate emergency'
Camden Civic Society is a campaigning charity, founded in 1963, covering the whole borough of Camden, encouraging people to become involved in shaping their surroundings.

Dorothea Hackman is upset about the felling of Camden's trees.

View from the community: We must understand that ‘extinction is forever’
A major blow to the quality of life in Camden for the residents of Cartmel on the Hampstead Road has been the felling of the 10 trees that have shielded them from the pollution, noise and sight of the traffic on the Hampstead Road.

Dorothea Hackman is worried about the effects on pollution of the Edmonton incinerator and HS2.

Opinion View from the street: Massive implications for air pollution
Busy times for local citizens, with the two main issues still the Edmonton incinerator and the impact of HS2.

Camden Civic Society's Dorothea Hackman is concerned about the damage HS2 will do to Camden's environment.

Opinion: It’s a busy time for saving the planet
You would have thought that the central government review of High Speed 2 (HS2) under Oakervee, reporting in the autumn, would spell some respite for the destruction around Euston.