A Russian Prince in Primrose Hill
By Martin Sheppard If you have ever visited Primrose Hill Studios, off Fitzroy Road, you will have seen the dazzling list of past residents on the board. They include famous […]
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Ten Years of On The Hill
By Dick Bird. Ten is a good age to be: old enough to know what’s what, but still with exciting times to come. But a tenth anniversary seemed very unlikely […]
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For the Love of Libraries: A Literary Upbringing in Primrose Hill
Local teenager Anna Triesman on her love of libraries For as long as I can recall, my comfort places have been libraries. Whenever the world seems too much, I seek […]
Damien Morrison: Local Artist at Large
By Sanam Lou A year ago, Primrose Hill gained a new resident, artist Damien Morrison. Born and raised in Fulham, and the son of theatre actors, Damien has been creating […]
Mishal Husein in Conversation with Amelia Gentleman
Michal Husain and Amelia Gentleman will be in conversation as part of the Primrose Hill Lecture Series at St Mary’s church on Wednesday 25 September at 6pm. Mishal Husein is […]
Transforming Regent’s Park Road and Erskine Road through streateries and a new gateway feature
Camden Council are consulting to make the trial Streateries on Regent’s Park Road and Erskine Road permanent. This would aim to make the current outdoor dining permanent, and offer improvements […]
Under the Hornbeams
A True Story of Life in the Open by Emma Tarlo ‘”I’m not homeless: this is my home!” Nick points to the branches of the hornbeam under which we are […]
Anna Burrage: Local Councillor
By David Lennon “I love it, it’s really interesting being a councillor,” says a very enthusiastic Anna Burrage, who was elected in 2022 as a Camden councillor for Primrose Hill. […]
Farewell into the Future
By Dr Kiran Sodha, GP at Primrose Hill Surgery On 6 August 2015, I opened the door to Primrose Hill Surgery for the first time. Seeing Barbara, the receptionist, remains […]
Primrose Hill Open and Shut
Local historian Martin Sheppard examines how access to Primrose Hill has been in flux since the nineteenth century At night during Covid the usually peaceful summit of Primrose Hill became […]