All the local news that’s happened while you were wondering whether Ed or David would lead Labour, and why Wales in October was ever a good idea for golf. Brotherly LoveTalking of the Milibands – they are local boys of course.Why … Continue reading →
What has happened in NW6 while Ken was winning Labour’s mayoral nomination and Delhi tried to keep the Commonwealth Games on track? Kicking off in Kilburn Much midweek hullabaloo at the announcement of a new bar in Kilburn. Friday’s launch party for … Continue reading →
The summer is over, and everyone’s back at work and tweeting about the Pope. So you might have missed some of this week’s highlights. Food & flowers Achillea Flowers opens this month on Mill LaneGuglee is the newest arrival on … Continue reading →
Welcome to a new blog feature. As Twitter gets bigger and busier, I know its hard for people to stay on top of the volume of messages they receive. This means you miss stuff. So, (almost) every week I’ll post … Continue reading →
Back in October, when @WHampstead had already been around for a good few months, it seemed like a good idea to take some of your messages and photos and aggregate them into a weekly round-up of the week’s whampevents. Encouraged … Continue reading →
Puzzle time A change for this special Christmas edition of Digest. Rather than regurgitate everyone’s tweets about Monday’s snow or Friday’s over-eating, Digest is following in the best tradition of Christmas publishing and giving you a crossword! You can either … Continue reading →
(Click here for one-page PDF version) Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow There’s been one big story all week. Twitter went a bit snow crazy at the first sign of flakes on Wednesday morning. Just after 9am … Continue reading →
(one-page PDF version available) Jubilee farce continues Confusion reigns over exactly how many more closures Tube Lines needs to finish work on the Jubilee Line. Is it six weekends? Is it 28? Depressingly, no-one seems to know, and the prospect … Continue reading →
For a one-page PDF version, click here Supper Club trend hits West End Lane West Hampstead’s discerning diners were at The Wet Fish Café on Monday night for the restaurant’s first supper club. A few tweeters were present to sample … Continue reading →
(Click here for the one-page PDF version) Accidents, Algerians and aggrieved locals… It must be #whamptravel The challenges of getting to, from and around this part of London have once again dominated the local chat. Digest came out too early … Continue reading →
