Waitrose submitted its full planning applications, covering delivery arrangements and noise impact. All summarised neatly here. There’s some confusion over the fate of the trees adjacent to the West Hampstead Square site, while it looks like those on the site … Continue reading →
The man charged with Sabrina Moss appeared at the Old Bailey via videolink. This was a preliminary hearing and he will be back in court on November 19. The court heard how he used a Mac-10 submachine gun (a notoriously … Continue reading →
One man will appear at the Old Bailey on Tuesday charged with the murder of Sabrina Moss. Detectives are still appealing for witnesses though as more than one person is believed to be involved. Friends and family of Miss Moss … Continue reading →
Two women were shot, one fatally, on Kilburn High Road in the early hours of Saturday morning. Two arrests have been made, but police are still appealing for witnesses. It appears the two victims were “in the wrong place at … Continue reading →
It’s not clear whether Abercorn School wants to move into Fortune Green or not – what is clear is that a large number of locals are opposed to the idea. Camden’s Kilburn ward will be getting support and funding as … Continue reading →
There was some debate about the prevalence of estate agent signs in the area. I ran a poll that showed 83% think they are eyesores, and 17% “helpful”. St James’ Church was finally officially awarded the contract for the Post … Continue reading →
Camden’s parking fine surplus stands at more than £20 million, but minicabs on Solent Road continue to park illegally. A man was charged with the mid-July robbery at the Western Union branch in Swiss Cottage. In a week of storms, … Continue reading →
The cucumber story refuses to die – and meant a quick appearance on the BBC London breakfast radio show. The marketing suite for West Hampstead Square has opened and you can see the model of the development. Camden council has … Continue reading →
The mystery of the cucumbers dominated the early part of the week – and the national press finally picked it up at the end of the week (although confused West Hampstead with Hampstead). We now know who the three main … Continue reading →
A new Overground station will be built next year – read about this and lots more local transport updates (including a fairly definitive answer to whether Boris Bikes will ever make it to West Hampstead). Cllr Tulip Siddiq won the … Continue reading →
