The Royal Parks and The Metropolitan Police Service have issued the following statement regarding the stabbing on New Year’s Eve: “Following the tragic stabbing that took place on Primrose Hill […]
Our community has been shocked and saddened by the New Year’s Eve stabbing of Harry Pitman on Primrose Hill and our hearts go out to his family and friends. The […]
By Colin Ludlow The monthly film shows at Primrose Hill Community Library have entered a new era. After almost 10 years of organising the screenings, Pam White and I bowed […]
By Ben Aitken, author of Here Comes the Fun Ben Aitken is a local writer and one time volunteer at the Library and local Shelter. He is the author of […]
Janet Dulin Jones, screenwriter and playwright, and her wingman, actor, John Schwab have created a podcast, Cinema Sounds and Secrets which aims to take you on an exciting & revealing […]
In Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, the ghost of Marley is wound in chains as he tells Scrooge he must change his ways. Here in Primrose Hill, we wind our […]
Roz Davies bids farewell to her shop, Sew Much Fun In the summer of 2007 I strolled up from Camden to Primrose Hill with my golden retriever, Mozart, on the […]
In the space vacated by Domino’s Pizza – 187 Kentish Town Road – now stands an design focussed art and lifestyle brand, Adorn the Common, which specialises in original paintings, […]
Each year as the Remembrance period approaches, Peter Cundall, a regular visitor to Primrose Hill, reflects on the horrendous loss of young men’s lives in WW1 and WW2 that no […]
In September, Sir Michael Palin presented a stimulating and insightful evening’s entertainment, mixing anecdotes from his celebrated comedy career and world travels. Back at Cecil Sharp House for the first […]