This tartine recipe, kindly provided by My Primrose Hill Kitchen, is a ramped-up remodelling of smoked salmon and cream cheese bagels and is a great combination of tangy, sweet, savoury, crunchy and creamy. You need to make the pickled cucumber and onions […]
For thousands of years ceramics have played an integral role in archaeology, helping us understand the cultures and behaviours of peoples of the past. The practice of creating objects and artefacts dates back to 24,000 BC, when ceramic figurines were […]
On The Hill had a chat with Keturah Brown boutique owner and designer Goug Wilcox and Celyn Cooke, responsible for the brand’s new digital strategy. Regent’s Park Road, with its stretch of charming, independent shops and restaurants, is unique in […]
Primrose Hill Summer Fair Save the date! The 41st Primrose Hill Summer Fair, put on by the Primrose Hill Community Association, will be held on Saturday 9 June in Chalcot Square. Come and join us for some summer fun. Top […]
Can you imagine what Primrose Hill might look like in 2040? Transition Primrose Hill organised a meeting last month showcasing alternative economic ideas. This is the visualisation that was shared with those present: Imagine you are at the top of […]
We lived at 154 Regent’s Park Road, Primrose Hill. My grandfather had a shop in the terrace that led up to the hill. The front of the shop was boarded up with rough sawn boards salvaged from bomb-damaged houses, and […]
It is not the accuracy of Jennifer Louise Martin’s portrait paintings that make them remarkable, but her ability to evoke the personality and the mood of her subjects. Recently discovered by the model and writer Laura Bailey on Instagram, Jennifer […]
A few photos of Primrose Hill in the snow this morning… Photos by Jason Pittock
Primrose Hill locals Karmen Alcala from Hackett’s hairdressers and JC from L’Absinthe recently got married. We sent Holly Collis to ask the questions we many locals wished we could ask them. To Karmen Holly: How did you react when JC […]
