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 […]
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 […]
For six evenings this summer, July 30 – August 4, the St. John’s Lodge Garden of Regent’s Park will be the scene of music and theatre from the 17th through […]
Regent’s Park Road jewellers, Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery has won two awards in the Retail Jeweller’s UK Jewellery Awards 2024. They proudly accepted Bespoke Jewellery Retailer of the Year and […]
After the great success of the Primrose Hill Opera Cabaret at St Mary’s last September, this highly enjoyable musical and community event is on again on Sunday 13 October. The […]
On the Hill ran a open, frank and revealing cover story on our new MP, Keir Starmer in October 2015 after he was elected as our local MP. David Lennon who […]
The sun is out, and with it, the mobile phone thieves. This is a time when we need to be extra vigilant and aware of our surroundings. These opportunistic thieves […]
by Charlotte Claydon I had been meaning to set up a Bike Bus for years inspired by watching @CoachBalto videos of the original Bike Bus in Portland (I worked on […]
The Art Office at 48 Chalcot Road is pleased to present their summer exhibition ‘Synthetic Legacies’, a solo exhibition of work by Steve McPherson, 5 July – 1 Sept 2024. […]
7PM WEDNESDAY 3RD JULYDavid Baddiel in conversation with Neil Mullarkeyon The God DesireIs it possible to reconcile a desire for faith with a lack of belief? David Baddiel will be […]
Primrose Hill Community Library will be holding an evening of live music and Southern Soul. Featuring music by Al Green, Allen Toussaint, Eta James, James Carr, Sam Cooke, Wilson Pickett, […]