Neighbourhood Nosh is an initiative started by the Primrose Hill Community Association which aims to deliver to our local sheltered housing block, Oldfield, and serve those who come from Chalk Farm Foodbank with a meal made from fresh ingredients by […]
Wednesday 20 January, 7pm – online via Zoom Andrew Marr will be talking about his fascinating latest book, New Elizabethans. Telling the story of the changes to UK society in the last 70 years through individuals who made an impact. […]
A Series of Images by Natasha Kumar “I have seen a celestial paradise on a clear night. I saw it from the roof of the world. And in the morning, among sublime peaks that rose from mist-filled valleys, I watched […]
By Phil Cowan. 30 October 2020: a date to go down in Primrose Hill history. The Albert, closed and standing forlorn on his corner of Princess Road for almost six years, was finally resurrected and allowed to breathe again, his […]
On Tuesday 15 December, the Primrose Hill Community Association put on a fantastic online social event for the neighbourhood with carols, celebrity guests and neighbours chatting at virtual tables. Guests included Mary Portas, Alan Bennett, Annabel Leventon, Matthew Wright, Roberta […]
Primrose Hill Entrepreneurs Local Entrepreneur Petar Savic talks to Christine Beardsell about her start-up business, Liminal Health Christine loves creating experiences that add value to people’s lives. For the past twenty years she has been a leader in the content […]
Shopping locally, while always a good thing to do, has taken on new significance this year. Our local businesses have had a tough year and need our support more than ever. So ditch the online giants and shop locally for […]
On The Hill magzine is now back in our community in print for a festive December issue. If you have not seen a copy, it is available outside the Primrose Hill Community Centre, the Primrose Hill Community Library and David Birkett […]
Tis the season to be, if not jolly, then at least curious and thoughtful. For those of you who were sad to miss any of our Primrose Hill Lectures, we’ve got a special Christmas surprise: you can now buy the complete […]
By Nicola Manasseh. “I can’t believe you recognised me,” said Mr Snow, wearing a snazzy silk mask which, as he proceeded to show me, matched his colourful stripy socks. It was mid-July and I was in Primrose Hill on my […]
