An active Crouch End pensioner is thanking his lucky stars, and two life-saving staff at the Park Road Leisure Centre, that he's still alive after he suffered a heart attack while at the gym.
Victims of the contaminated blood scandal spent decades criticising the bureaucratic and demeaning charitable trusts that were set up to provide them with financial support.
The Royal Free's chief executive says the trust is going on a "journey" after a Care Quality Commission (CQC) report downgraded it to "requires improvement" and criticised bullying and its finances at the trust.
A number of Holocaust survivors in Golders Green's Selig Court independent living block have again spoken out against the controversial plans to "relocate" the Ravenscroft Medical Centre.
A letter from Royal Free Hospital staff to Colette Wintle's then GP in 1984 shows hospital staff were aware some products were safer than others for treating haemophiliacs, but didn't stop using the riskier treatments.
Giving evidence at the Infected Blood Inquiry on Thursday, Highgate's Della Ryness-Hirsch, 75, said her son Nick grew to be "so, so frightened" of the Royal Free Hospital during the 1990s, where she said staff were "so without care".
The Royal Free Hospital Trust is struggling to pay staff and suppliers on time, the care watchdog has found, as the healthcare provider is downgraded to "requires improvement".
A former Crouch End resident who contracted HIV after her husband was given contaminated blood products in the 1980s told an inquiry on Thursday they had been co-erced into "signing away our home" by a charitable trust set up to help those affected by the scandal.
A Camden councillor urged the government to make the preventative HIV drug PrEP more available, during a passionate speech at a council meeting last night.
Queues for blood tests at the Royal Free Hospital are stretching down corridors because of excessive demand, it is claimed - after Barnet GPs stopped carrying out their own bloods work.
Two cases of measles at a Golders Green school have shocked parents - as the Ham&High can reveal there have been scores of children infected in Barnet and Haringey since October.
The Royal Free Trust is expected to sell nurses home Queen Mary's House this summer, as it is currently checking its planning status with Camden Council.
As King's Cross charity New Horizon Youth Centre continues its crusade against youth homelessness, its latest plans include making sure Londoners remember April Fool's Day isn't always funny - and tentatively trying to build a new homelessness shelter.
Newham Recorder chats to Sue Price of East Ham, a foster parent who cares for babies through the Newham borough council, about what to expect as a foster carer to infants
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