
By The Mole on the Hill Grandad, are those people going into church to say their prayers? No, lass. They haven’t got anywhere to live so the church gives them a nice meal and a warm bed for the night. […]
By The Mole on the Hill Grandad, are those people going into church to say their prayers? No, lass. They haven’t got anywhere to live so the church gives them a nice meal and a warm bed for the night. […]
“Thank you to everyone who has been involved in convening communities, families, neighbours and friends to mark my Platinum Jubilee. I know that many happy memories will be created at these festive occasions.” Queen Elizabeth II In June, Primrose Hill […]
It was with plenty of trepidation that the Primrose Hill lecture series was booked this year. We didn’t know if we’d be able to have an audience, or whether we’d have to revert to online talks as we did when […]
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 […]
by Nicola Manasseh I spent many lockdown afternoons playing football with my godson Joe in the street outside his home, both of us focused on being accurate in our passes so as to avoid banging parked cars. I loved watching […]
The Oldfield Estate on Regent’s Park Road, overlooking Primrose Hill park, is home to some of the most distinguished and beloved residents in our area. The buildings where they live are set within attractive gardens and courtyards, which give great […]
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 […]
After a bumper Primrose Hill Lecture Series (PHLS) in the summer of 2019, and successfully moving the whole series online in the autumn of 2020 to very positive feedback, the PHLS committee had a few things to consider for 2021. […]
James Dyer: Explorer Extraordinaire Emma from Haverstock School’s journalists interviews the explorer James Dyer In 218 BC, Hannibal Barca led 50,000 men and 37 war elephants across the French and Italian mountain passes to launch a planned attack against the […]
Anisah Rahman from Haverstock School shares her experience of the year’s restrictions and lockdown Wondrous moments are running through my brain. Where should I start? Let’s start with results day. COVID-19 somehow found a way to seep into my big […]