We may have lost one Sunday paper this week, but fear not – WhampNews lives on thanks to its fearless strategy of listening to people’s conversations on Twitter. So what scurrilous scandals have we unearthed and what litigious licence have … Continue reading →
While Wimbledon drew to an inevitable conclusion and people went on strike – but they weren’t French – what happened in West Hampstead? It was actually a fairly quiet week. The Railway had a second break-in within a month – … Continue reading →
There’s been whimsical weather at Wimbledon, and whooping or whingeing over Olympic tickets. But what’s been happening in and around West Hampstead this week? The plans to develop Gondar Gardens have been rejected. As have the plans to convet The … Continue reading →
More crap weather in the run up to Wimbledon and Glastonbury, but aside from dodging showers what else have we been up to in this part of London? Crime is still big news. There was a well-attended meeting in Kilburn … Continue reading →
What West Hampstead news have you missed while you were sheltering from the rubbish weather? There was a triple bomb scare on Finchley Road, with the O2 centre, Waitrose, and Marks & Spencer all targeted. A spectacularly local thunderstorm struck … Continue reading →
The world news this week has mostly been depressing, so is there anything a bit more light-hearted in West Hampstead to report? Well, not really. If you’re concerned about crime in the South Hampstead / Mortimer Rd / Abbey Estate … Continue reading →
It’s been a funny old week. President Obama came for a visit, Cheryl Cole came home, and Lionel Messi came to show us how to play football. But what about the comings and goings in West Hampstead? Much of this … Continue reading →
Things happened this week, but I can’t tell you what they were or to whom they happened. I can tell you that the consequence is that everyone’s very bored about footballers’ affairs. No superinjunctions preventing full disclosure of this week’s … Continue reading →
While Jedward and Blue slugged it out in Düsseldorf and Stoke and Manchester City slugged it out at Wembley what was happening in West Hampstead? Fortune Green councillor Flick Rea celebrated 25 years in office. Councillor Abdul Quadir has taken … Continue reading →
As superinjunctions rained down, and Scottish Salmond rejoiced, what was happening in good ol’ West Hampstead? Camden was one of just 10 places in the UK to buck the trend and vote Yes to AV. Across the Kilburn High Road … Continue reading →
