Citing antisemitic hate crimes including the graffiti in NW3 and the abuse of an Orthodox Jewish family on the Tube near Camden Town, longstanding Highgate politican Nicky Gavron called on Londoners to "stand in solidarity with our fellow citizens" at City Hall on Thursday.
I share many of our readers' concerns about the risk of shops disappearing from our high streets and it is good to hear that Launderette in England's Lane, Belsize Park, has won a reprieve (Ham&High).
The New River is neither new, nor a river. Built when Shakespeare was alive, the aqueduct is Thames Water's oldest man-made asset, pre-dating some of London's more famous historic sites like Buckingham Palace and St Paul's Cathedral by decades.
The boss of a Belsize Park launderette says her "life can go back to normal" after Hampstead greengrocers Artichoke pulled out of plans to move into the property on England's Lane.
More than a month after a teenager was shot in Walterton Road, west Kilburn, he is "slowly improving but remains in a very serious condition" according to local police.
Changes could be afoot at the Hampstead Heath bathing ponds after the City of London Corporation (CoLC) announced a new "review" of swimming facilities in light of a record number of visitors taking a dip in 2019.
The New River is neither new, nor a river. Built when Shakespeare was alive, the aqueduct is Thames Water's oldest man-made asset, pre-dating some of London's more famous historic sites like Buckingham Palace and St Paul's Cathedral by decades.
Citing antisemitic hate crimes including the graffiti in NW3 and the abuse of an Orthodox Jewish family on the Tube near Camden Town, longstanding Highgate politican Nicky Gavron called on Londoners to "stand in solidarity with our fellow citizens" at City Hall on Thursday.
Barnet opposition councillors were this week confused by an apparent "lack of detail" in the town hall's plans to save money and close a £72 million budget gap.
The New River is neither new, nor a river. Built when Shakespeare was alive, the aqueduct is Thames Water's oldest man-made asset, pre-dating some of London's more famous historic sites like Buckingham Palace and St Paul's Cathedral by decades.
A candle-light vigil following the anti-Semitic daubings on a synagogue in north London on the last night of the Jewish Chanukah 'festival of light' drew parallels with the 1936 Battle of Cable Street which stopped Mosley's Blackshirts marching through Whitechapel.
