Really very hard to think of anything at all that happened this week – either domestically or abroad. No. I got nothing. Luckily, there’s plenty of local news to keep everyone occupied. Local resident and travel writer Peter Moss was … 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 →
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 →
While protests gathered momentum in Yemen and India beat first Pakistan and then Sri Lanka to clinch the Cricket World Cup, what was happening closer to home? The PC who tackled last summer’s knife wielding man in West Hampstead received … Continue reading →
While people marched in London and we bombed Libya, what was happening in leafy NW6? New arrivals on West End Lane included Rock Men’s Salon and the almost-open West End Charcoal Grill. New arrivals on Twitter included The Alexandra & … Continue reading →
Obviously a lot of very major international news this week, but I was in the US all week where the media seemed concerned largely with the potential radiation fallout in the Tri-State area. And St Patrick’s Day. So what was … Continue reading →
Although most of the world’s attention was focused overseas this week, here in NW London Arsenal were losers and Spurs were winners. But what happened in West Hampstead? There are still only fairly limited details being released about last weekend’s … Continue reading →
While Charlie Sheen was “winning” and everyone gave books away (a bit like a library), what were the good folk of West Hampstead up to? Charlotte Louis De Canonville was made Camden’s PCSO of the year for her work in … Continue reading →
While the Irish kicked their government and the Libyan ‘government’ kicked its people, what was happening in the leafy lanes of NW6? There was shop news aplenty. Atlanta Food & Wine on West End Lane is for sale. TKMaxx is … Continue reading →
