Mission: Invertebrate is looking for volunteers to create some wildlife friendly pockets in Primrose Hill on Saturday 29 January. This will involve planting relatively low growing scrub species such as gorse, blackthorn, hawthorn, holly and dog rose in pockets to […]
The COP26 summit is currently being held in Glasgow with the aim to ‘recover cleaner, rebuild greener, and restore our planet’ in the words of Boris Johnson. The Primrose Hill Community Association is doing its bit to support this agenda, […]
HS2 is due to begin work on Adelaide Road in the next couple of years, starting on the ventilation shaft from 2023 and the headhouse from 2024. They are currently seeking feedback on the design of the headhouse and compound. […]
PHCA weekly walks By Maureen Betts Have you heard of Mission: Invertebrate, a project launched by the Royal Parks in 2017 to enrich wildlife in London’s largest and busiest green spaces? Their Partnership and Community Engagement Officer is May Webber, […]
Plans are afoot to erect an 18m 5G mast on the edge of the Primrose Hill park. It would be situated on the footpath across from the junction of Fitzroy Road and Regent’s Park Road, and opposite 68 Regent’s Park […]
Sunday 30 May The Camden Clean Air Cycle will take place on the first day of Bike Week 2021 as part of The World’s Biggest Bike Ride. Bike Week is organised each year by Cycling UK, an independent organisation that encourages people to […]
Primrose Hill Community Association Nature and the Environment, 10–16 May Mental Health Awareness Week was established by the Mental Health Foundation twenty-one years ago and continues to be an annual opportunity for the whole of the UK to focus on […]
The cherry trees all over Primrose Hill are at their beautiful best this week. Let’s enjoy every moment of them before the blossom is scattered by the wind. The six white flowering trees around the middle of Chalcot Square are […]
After a year of disrupted schooling and university, no opportunity to travel, few job prospects and soaring mental health referrals, many young people have struggled this year. So it’s not surprising that when restrictions relaxed to allow groups of up […]
In March 2020, we ran an article about Fair-Well, refillable goods which were delivered to the local community by a restored milk float named Charlie. They deliver loose dried goods such as nuts, seeds, pulses, grains and pasta as well […]
