Is your jewellery in a sparkling condition for summer? If you have pieces which are looking a bit tarnished, Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellers will be happy to clean it up for you, free of cost. Drop round to their shop…
The Royal Parks charity is reminding people that BBQs are not permitted in the parks, due to the risk of causing an accidental fire which could destroy wildlife, landscapes and be a danger to visitors. Several fires are accidentally started…
Local children will be thrilled to know the playground in Primrose Hill has reopened and they can now enjoy new features such as a central ‘beach’ area, complete with a large sandpit, a water play feature and a wobbly bridge.…
The Primrose Hill Community Association will be holding a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party in Chalcot Square on Sunday 2 July from 2pm to 5pm. The date was originally set for Sunday 18 June, but due to other events being scheduled…
By Martin Sheppard. The area of Regent’s Park, Hampstead Heath and Primrose Hill was initially not a prime German bombing target, due to its situation north of the heart of London and there being little or no heavy industry here.…
It’s strange to think that the last time we celebrated a coronation, we were fresh out of the Second World War. Many people in Primrose Hill lost their lives and were injured, and many houses were damaged. There were anti-aircraft…
Twice a year, in early summer and late November, Regent’s Park Road is turned into a mini-festival complete with craft stalls, a food market, traditional fairground rides, face painting, and the much-loved dog show (details below). This summer, the festival…
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…