By The Mole on The Hill Kitty: Grandad, why are all those people going into that shop? Mole: That’s not a shop, Lass. That’s Sam’s Caff. Kitty: Who’s Sam? Mole: Sam’s a man who had a dream about starting a […]
A young journalist from Haverstock School talks to Teague Stubbington from ZSL London Zoo Q: What does your role involve as Curator of Mammals? TS: My role is to look at what ZSL needs to do to provide the best […]
During the pandemic restrictions, Camden Council set up a ‘streatery’ in Regent’s Park Road, to enable cafés and restaurants to provide food for customers outside, with more space to social distance. Whilst this was good for trade in the hospitality […]
After the success of their event in 2022, where 330 families took part, the Camden Clean Air Cycle Ride will be running again this year. This is a friendly, non-competitive bike ride for the whole community to take part in […]
A book by Michael Dowd In the December issue of On The Hill, we published this postcard of a house on Gloucester Avenue in our ‘Postcards from Primrose Hill’ series, courtesy of @old_primrosehill_postcards. The postcard was recognised by local resident […]
Update: Carol is away on assignment in Rwanda until the end of the month with poor access to wifi. If anyone has emailed her and hasn’t got a response yet, can they please get in touch again and CC her […]
An update of what’s happening in our local parks by Mark Elliott After the long winter it feels good to get out into our Parks and gardens again. As Chair of the Friends, I can tell you that we have […]
By Bernard George 1. Which artist, poet and former resident of Fitzroy Road (1757–1827) wrote this? “The fields from Islington to Marybone,To Primrose Hill and Saint John’s Wood,Were builded over with pillars of gold,And there Jerusalem’s pillars stood.” 2. Which […]
We wish you all a very happy Easter from On The Hill. For Primrose Hill residents who will be celebrating Easter, here are the events which will be happening over Holy Week and Easter at St Mark’s Church. 2 APRIL […]
The earthquake in Turkey and Syria may have dropped off the front pages of the newspapers, but the victims of the disaster still badly need our help. 50,000 have died and many thousands are injured. 18 million live in the […]
