Local yoga teacher Kiki Morriss (Primrose Hill Yoga) shares some yoga poses to help relieve the stress. 2:1 Breathing One of the easiest and most effective ways to reduce anxiety and to feel calm and reassured, particularly during these uncertain […]
By Nicola Manasseh. Daniel Adams started being passionate about cooking when he was a child; and now, aged nineteen, before lockdown occurred, he was a chef at the Michelin-starred restaurant Marcus at The Berkeley, Knightsbridge. Becoming rather an oddball amongst […]
By Maggie Chambers. Sadie Frost and Frances Dove have joined forces on a collaborative project with En Shalla Food Bag charity, which aims to provide support for women’s groups in and around Marrakech. The two women have been friends since […]
During these days of self-isolation By Jason Pittock. As well as the physical community spaces of the Primrose Hill Community Centre, Library, cafes, pubs and restaurants there are also ways you can stay connected with the community during days of […]
By Ylwa Warghusen. On a bright, frosty morning in February, I met Melanie Press at her eponymous boutique, which since the summer has been located in a prime spot on Regent’s Park Road. Melanie herself is the epitome of that […]
(Or ‘Och Aye the Noo’) By Phil Cowan. Aficionados of all things Scottish packed out a tartan-festooned Community Centre on the evening of 25 January to celebrate the birthday of legendary poet and lyricist Robert Burns. Guests arrived to a […]
Local entrepreneur Petar Savic talks to some of the start-ups and small businesses in Primrose Hill. This month he meets Simon Squibb. You spent 20 years in China and 20 years in England. Why have you decided to come back […]
By Maggie Chambers. “And now the Shipping Forecast, issued by the Met Office on behalf of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency at 0048 today.” In October 1859, a strong storm off the coast of Anglesey wrecked the steam clipper Royal […]
By Stephen Robinson. The other day I was walking our cocker spaniel on Primrose Hill when an ugly altercation played out right in front of me. A young man on a bike was cycling up to the top of the […]
By Nadia Crandall. The Primrose Hill Business Centre, located in two lovely late-Victorian buildings, sits at the curve of Gloucester Avenue, a short walk from Chalk Farm station and from the shops of Regent’s Park Road. Frank Carson, an octogenarian, […]
