Early spring sunshine has already got locals busting out their summer fashions. But are you up to date with this season’s trends, and do you know how to tailor your look to best suit your personal style? The right clothes … Continue reading →
On Wednesday this week, Father Andrew Cain at St Mary’s church hosted Camden’s only hustings debate on the upcoming referendum on the Alternative Vote (AV) system. In favour of AV were local councillor Andrew Marshall – going against his Conservative … Continue reading →
Vietnamese café/restaurant Ladudu opened today on West End Lane. I popped in at lunchtime to see what was on offer and was given a very friendly greeting. As some readers might know, it has a problem with gas for cooking … Continue reading →
As people gorged themselves on chocolate and temperatures and referendum rhetoric soared, what was happening in West Hampstead? Kilburn features prominently in this short film promoting the Yes to AV campaign. It also features in this film that launches the … Continue reading →
As the country began to go a little bit Royal Wedding crazy, what was happening in West Hampstead this week? We found out that US daytime TV programme The Rachael Ray Show will be filming at Bake-a-boo next week. About … Continue reading →
The first whampgather was unequivocally a tweet-up. That was back in October 2009. A year and a half later and whampgather is a broader – and much bigger – event attracting blog readers, Facebookers, and of course tweeters (and their … Continue reading →
The team was already consigned to the bottom of the table, but was able to salvage some pride in a 5-a-side match that suggests next season’s league (revised to 5-a-side from 6 this season) could be much more competitive. Tim … Continue reading →
It’s been a relatively quiet week in NW6 but, as always, here’s some of the local news you might have missed. It’s been a bad week for the Cock Tavern Theatre: right after it received some great publicity from the … Continue reading →
Earlier this week, the popular and very highly regarded Cock Tavern Theatre in Kilburn was forced to close temporarily when it was discovered that the pub above which it operates didn’t have a licence for “upstairs entertainment”. It was hoped … Continue reading →
Hard to believe this will be the sixth local get-together, but ’tis true. On Thursday April 14th, come along to The Lion on West End Lane from 8pm for a great night of catching up with old friends and making … Continue reading →
