The Primrose Hill Magazine
Article by Katy Taylor. Local resident William Miller invited me to join him for lunch in Primrose Hill to talk about his new book, Gloucester Crescent: Me, My Dad and Other Grown-Ups. We meet at one of his favourite local […]
The Spark Grows to a Flame that can Change Everything You see loads of people down there at the Roundhouse. They were queuing up King Henry’s Road for Bob Dylan. And they were up all night for that lot Radiohead. […]
As Henrik Ibsen once wrote: “A community is like a ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm.” Therefore this month two local residents have taken the helm at On The Hill to show our support for the […]
David Waller published The Reputation Game after moving to Primrose Hill with his family last year. Currently a partner in a global consulting firm, he is a former journalist with the Financial Times and author of several books on business […]
The Primrose Hill Getaway Gala Auction is your chance to bid to win unique holiday home opportunities for around the world as well as special London experiences. The event takes place Tuesday 25th September at 7.30pm at Primrose Hill Community Centre. […]
Local Digital start-up entrepreneur Petar Savic talks to some of the start-ups and small businesses running from Primrose Hill. This month he meets Maria Iontseva, co-founder of Lobster.Media Tell us about yourself, Maria. I studied Computer Science and Maths at […]
Jennifer Ploszaj talks to musician Estelle Rubio. To define Estelle Rubio is futile. Like the music industry itself, she is multifaceted, convergent, evolutionary yet simultaneously innovative. A self-described ‘geek girl’, Estelle is a musician at heart with a multitude of […]
Councillor Richard Cotton was Mayor of Camden from 17 May 2017 to 23 May 2018 and is a councillor for the Camden Town with Primrose Hill ward. The Mayor – the ‘First Citizen of the Borough’ – is an elected […]
Primrose Hill Eats: Gado Gado, this month’s recipe from My Primrose Hill Kitchen This salad is inspired by the street food in Indonesia. It’s a brilliant combo of crunchy, soft, sweet and sour; in fact, I think it tastes pretty mind-blowing. […]
Article by Jim Mulligan. Us moles always duck when a helicopter goes over The Hill. Why? I’ve explained before, us moles have a collective memory that extends over time and place. Our ancestors in the Philippines learned to duck when […]