Douglas Hutchison, the man attacked on Goldhurst Terrace on November 29th, died in hospital. He was better known to many as “Professor Whitestick”. PC Ruth Marshall will be leaving the West Hampstead Safer Neighbourhood Team in the New Year. The … Continue reading →
It was a bad week for First Capital Connect with some horrendous delays that forced several commuter trains to terminate at West Hampstead. From this week, there are timetable changes. There’s also a “Meet the Director” online forum at 1pm … Continue reading →
The Neighbourhood Development Plan published its draft core policies, which were discussed at a meeting last Thursday. There was a violent assault on Goldhurst Terrace on Thursday. A woman died on Sunday morning in a fire in a flat in … Continue reading →
Is West Hampstead police station set to close completely? The latest fire station closure proposals were published. West Hampstead is neither slated for closure nor on the protected list. Amy Werner, the student injured in the car accident a couple … Continue reading →
The fatal accident on West End Lane a week ago continued to make the news, while dozens of readers of this site expressed their condolences and asked how they could help. Camden is imposing a 150% council tax on second … Continue reading →
There was a tragic road accident on West End Lane on Saturday night. The cause is still unclear. The farmers’ market needs planning permission – your comments can help ensure it gets it. Students living in the new block on … Continue reading →
J’s – the pizza and breakfast place on West End Lane has closed. I learned that TS Eliot lived briefly in Compayne Gardens. Find out what locals think of the neighbourhood (misty eyed or hungry for change?) These views will … Continue reading →
The Gallery has raised more than £400 for The Winch from its last two whisky tasting evenings. Mill Lane Bistro has joined Twitter (@Mill_Lane). Whampsushi takes place on November 7th at Feng Sushi – sign up now for what should … Continue reading →
Camden is offering up to £25,000 to council tenants willing to downsize (this may also mean moving out of the borough). Apparently, bailiffs seized Elephant Walk on West End Lane Thursday. Full coverage of the Boundary Commission’s review of Hampstead … Continue reading →
Plans for driverless Jubilee trains are shelved. The WHGARA vote on whether to support the proposed southern boundary of the Neighbourhood Development Forum was cancelled. The decision will be made at a public meeting on October 22nd. Loud explosions heard … Continue reading →
