Kilburn High Road has developed a reputation for dangerous junctions: there have been more than 100 accidents over the past couple of years. At the last Area Action Group meeting for Kilburn ward, Brian Deegan and Jacqueline Saunders from Camden … Continue reading →
What did NW6 Film Club make of Stoker, when we saw it at the start of the month? Nathan’s compiled the meta review: [View the story “#NW6FilmClub Verdict on Stoker” on Storify]
Continue reading →Looking for something different to do on Saturday? Want to keep the kids entertained or try out some great food? Don’t want to stray too far from home? The Camden Arts Centre’s special open day may be the place to … Continue reading →
It’s International Women’s Day this Friday – arguments aside about whether 50% of the population should probably get more than 1/365th of the days – it’s a day that highlights inequality at both global and local levels. West End Lane … Continue reading →
It’s nearly time for the second installment of the monthly NW6 Film Club, and this Sunday’s offering should be a nice contrast to Zero Dark Thirty, which we saw last time. The film this time is Stoker – a film … Continue reading →
What exactly IS a residents association, and why might you want to become part of your local one? To kick off a round-up of all the local ones, James Earl introduces the Fordwych Residents Association, which he chairs. “The Fordwych … Continue reading →
In our occasional series of profiles of notable locals, Moya “Scoop” Sarner spoke to Fortune Green ward councillor Flick Rea. “Flick Rea’s home is a testament to her passions, from the theatre posters on her wall, to the ‘I heart … Continue reading →
Fancy tackling a three hour spin class – all for charity? I thought so. Read on dear friends, read on. Long time #whamper (well, ok, technically Willesdener), Esther Foreman is doing an Arctic hike for the MS Society in April. … Continue reading →
The West Hampstead Women’s Centre, which occupies the Old Kilburn Library on Cotleigh Road, is looking for volunteers to help with its community garden. Daffodils? The WHWC’s garden is already sprouting! Every Wednesday afternoon you can not only do a … Continue reading →
You know how you have an idea, or a problem, or just something that’s bugging you? The kind of thing that maybe you find yourself turning over and over in your mind at 3 in the morning. How about chatting … Continue reading →
