The Gallery has raised more than £400 for The Winch from its last two whisky tasting evenings. Mill Lane Bistro has joined Twitter (@Mill_Lane). Whampsushi takes place on November 7th at Feng Sushi – sign up now for what should … Continue reading →
Camden is offering up to £25,000 to council tenants willing to downsize (this may also mean moving out of the borough). Apparently, bailiffs seized Elephant Walk on West End Lane Thursday. Full coverage of the Boundary Commission’s review of Hampstead … Continue reading →
Plans for driverless Jubilee trains are shelved. The WHGARA vote on whether to support the proposed southern boundary of the Neighbourhood Development Forum was cancelled. The decision will be made at a public meeting on October 22nd. Loud explosions heard … Continue reading →
Rained a bit didn’t it? Gondar Gardens first appeal came to a conclusion. The student accommodation being built on Blackburn Road had its topping out ceremony (ie, it won’t get any higher). Powers has reponed after some remedial refurbishment. For … Continue reading →
West Hampstead police stables featured on ITV news as a former performing horse joined the ranks. There’s a democratic paradox south of the tube lines in West Hampstead. If you’re advertising for a flatmate, then I’ve teamed up with Apartli … Continue reading →
I’ve been two weeks out of the saddle, so what’s been happenng in Wild West Hampstead? The West Hampstead Farmers’ Market opened this Saturday. Everyone seemed very pleased. A plaque to author George Orwell was unveiled, followed by a reading … Continue reading →
Everyone went back to school this week – even though the Paralympics and the weather are there to remind us of the summer. What marked the new term in West Hampstead? Well, actually this week is rather dominated by Kilburn … Continue reading →
In a week when we gawped at the exploits of Paralympians, and prepared to go back to school (with or without help from Michael Gove), what was happening closer to home? The farmers’ market cow suffered a slight mishap at … Continue reading →
Bank holiday weekend means the newsletter is a day late. It’s got nothing do with a lion rampaging through NW6. So, what HAS been happening over the past seven days? A cow appeared to advertise the forthcoming farmers’ market. The … Continue reading →
post sponsored by Guardian Warm isn’t it? While you were sunbathing amid the funfair on Fortune Green, what else has been happening in West Hampstead? A hot dog stand and ice cream van popped up (not in the fashionable sense) … Continue reading →
