Ok – I don’t normally do free advertising like this but, as it’s Christmas, I’m making an exception. Fortune Green Interiors (who had a stall at the Christmas Market) is running a Christmas fingerpuppet knitting course on Thursday evening [Ed … Continue reading →
While you were throwing paint at the Royal Rolls and wishing Wagner was still in X Factor, what was happening “in da hood” (as we never refer to it)? Well, not a lot in fact. It was a very quiet … Continue reading →
There was a pleasingly busy flow of browsers and shoppers around West End Green on Saturday for the first ever West Hampstead Christmas market. In mercifully mild and dry weather, local businesses and craftspeople had a good selection of stalls. … Continue reading →
My contribution to the various photos of this evening’s lovely sunset over north-west London
Continue reading →It’s been a busy week of snowy excitement – but while you were reading Wikileaks, what whampleaks did you miss? On Monday, local residents got together for an area action group meeting to discuss transport, shops and the budget cuts. Sadly, it … Continue reading →
Some of you may have noticed that last month I added a little badge on the right with my Wikio London Blog ranking. This is based mostly on other blogs in the list linking to you and is therefore of … Continue reading →
Given that it’s now December and it’s snowing, I think it’s perfectly reasonable to do a quick round-up of the best places for Christmas shopping in West Hampstead. Since Dizar sadly closed, North West 6 on the corner of West … Continue reading →
Midsummer was a hit at Edinburgh. It is actually set in Edinburgh at midsummer and is simply a story of boy meets girl, or rather girl meets boy. The girl is a divorce lawyer, the boy a petty criminal. Over … Continue reading →
After the Area Group meeting had disbanded, West Hampstead Lib Dem councillor Nancy Jirira approached me to make what were distinctly party-political points. “The Labour party in Camden,” she said “needs to be managing more efficiently, rather than just focusing … Continue reading →
On a cold Monday evening, Liberal Democrat councillor Keith Moffitt (West Hampstead) kicked off the first combined area action group meeting. This is the successor to the local area forums. All six of the local councillors were present (all Lib … Continue reading →
