8 June Charlotte Philby on Espionage In June 1934, Kim Philby met his Soviet handler, the spy Arnold Deutsch. The woman who introduced them was Edith Tudor-Hart. She changed the course of 20th-century history and was then written out of […]
If you’re looking for something to do this month, look no further than the Primrose Hill Community Association which has a whole range of exciting events lined up. Charity Fundraiser in Aid of Neighbourhood Nosh Saturday 7 May 6.30-9.30pm Film […]
Star Trek: Prodigy is publicised as a children’s series. We are Year 7 and 8 Haverstock School journalists and were naturally dubious about how entertained we would be. We were wrong! The story centres on a group of dissatisfied teenagers […]
The Friends of Regent’s Park & Primrose Hill have a full programme organised for the summer. Many of the events are free and, while some (such as the guided walks) have limited capacity and are restricted to members, most are […]
Primrose Hill’s vegan restaurant, Manna, has re-opened its doors after having been closed for a number of years. After undergoing a pandemic-induced refurbishment, including a new entrance and vegan bar, new kitchen and a whole new team, the restaurant on […]
by Nadia Boujo Alexis Zegerman’s play at the Hampstead theatre is an epic family drama about the intricate relationships between three siblings, their larger-than-life father and step-mother with emotions oscillating between love, hurt, disappointment and humour. Illness looms large with […]
The humanitarian Ukraine Appeal, organised by the Primrose Hill and Belsize Park communities has had some fantastic support and thanks go to all who’ve helped and donated. Since the campaign began, nine vans have arrived in Ternopil, Western Ukraine. The […]
There have been many reports of UFOs in recent history, and Primrose Hill has had its share of them. In 2012, four people reported a mysterious humming noise coming from the hill, which seemed to come from all directions at […]
By Penelope Richmond. Until last year, I only ever held down a job for a maximum of 3 months (and there were many jobs). I left my last employer, and my first professional role with a reputable consultancy firm in […]
Composer and musician Steve Banks grew up in Chalcot Square, Primrose Hill. He went to Primrose Hill Primary School where he had an inspirational music teacher, Hugo Nyman, who encouraged Steve on the violin and gave him time off lessons […]
