It’s easy to get lost with the Gondar Gardens saga – it’s almost as long as Lord of the Rings, and with only marginally fewer cast members. Here’s the recap: Linden Wates put in a proposal to turn the whole … Continue reading →
What IS the collective noun for estate agents? Having run into a bunch on West End Lane the other morning, I thought Twitter might provide some illumnination… [View the story “What IS the collective noun for estate agents?” on Storify] … Continue reading →
Next Tuesday, the West Hampstead Medical Centre is holding a “Patients Participation Public Meeting” in the library at 7.30pm. This follows on from the meeting held last November, and the formation of a Patients’ Participation Steering Group which hopes to … Continue reading →
Looking for something different to do on Saturday? Want to keep the kids entertained or try out some great food? Don’t want to stray too far from home? The Camden Arts Centre’s special open day may be the place to … Continue reading →
It was a cold night when 24 of us arrived in one fell swoop at Hana. The newish Persian grill restaurant tucked round the corner of West End Lane knew we were coming and the welcome was warm. Several of … Continue reading →
It looks like Minkies might finally be opening at the Overground station. In Property News, are relaxed planning regulations the worst of all worlds? Whampgather XI tickets went on sale for the March 28th event – I’ve allocated more this … Continue reading →
It’s International Women’s Day this Friday – arguments aside about whether 50% of the population should probably get more than 1/365th of the days – it’s a day that highlights inequality at both global and local levels. West End Lane … Continue reading →
Whampgather XI (Whamp’s Eleven) March 28th, The Alliance, Mill Lane 7.15pm ’til late In mid-November, 160 people managed to persuade Freddie on the door that their names really were on the list and they could come in. There was drinking, … Continue reading →
A meeting about where developers’ community contributions should go produced more heat than light. There was a bomb scare at Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre on Thursday that turned out to be a hoax. Sunset over Thameslinkvia @ksh73 Peppecorns has launched … Continue reading →
It’s nearly time for the second installment of the monthly NW6 Film Club, and this Sunday’s offering should be a nice contrast to Zero Dark Thirty, which we saw last time. The film this time is Stoker – a film … Continue reading →
