WIN: The Balcony Gardener book
One of the problems of living in a very built-up area like this is the lack of garden space. Ok, it’s not a problem for everyone, but deep down most of us have a need for some foliage in our … Continue reading →
One of the problems of living in a very built-up area like this is the lack of garden space. Ok, it’s not a problem for everyone, but deep down most of us have a need for some foliage in our … Continue reading →
Owning a car in West Hampstead always seems a bit pointless. Three bus routes, three rail stations, even more within walking distance… who needs the hassle and expense of insurance, parking permits, the congestion charge? Plus, I don’t know if … Continue reading →
If you’re interested in learning more about the impact of basement excavations on groundwater – and it’s a hot topic in many parts of West Hampstead, then go along to St Stephen’s Church on the aptly named Pond Street in … Continue reading →
If you’ve been to Camden Arts Centre over the past few weeks then you’ll have seen the rather amazing T-Rex/Godzilla sculpture by Serena Korda. If you’ve looked more closely you’ll have spotted a couple of harnesses inside it – yes, … Continue reading →
The local Neighbourhood Development Forum should get the all-clear from Camden council next month, which means it can go full steam ahead with drafting the actual plan. The experience of other Neighbourhood Development Plans is that strong visual imagery helps … Continue reading →
On Saturday May 4th, there’s a “Dawn Chorus” walk in and around Fortune Green. It’s limited to 15 places and booking is essential. Venue: Starting from the middle of Fortune Green (at the crossroad of paths) and moving into Hampstead … Continue reading →
In April the film club saw Trance, which was enjoyed by almost everyone. Our next movie is also London-based and also the work of an original and eclectic British director; in this case Michael Winterbottom. His latest film, The Look … Continue reading →
It’s nearly time for the third instalment of the monthly NW6 Film Club, and this month’s offering is a great pick! Trance is Danny Boyle’s (Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire, 28 Days Later) first film since his legendary Olympic opening ceremony last … Continue reading →
On Tuesday, the West Hampstead Medical Centre – the GP surgery on Solent Road – held a public meeting ostensibly to explain its new appointment system and keep patients up to speed with developments. Marcia MacLeod went along to find … Continue reading →
This Sunday, Gloves Boxing Club is holding “The Eggstravaganza Rabbit Punch”. Participants meet on Fortune Green at 10am, look out for clues on Twitter and Facebook and in teams of two (apparently tied together three-legged-race style) go and find some … Continue reading →