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Friday, 17th July 2026
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Headlines

Business

Police base will become new hotel
Station has been closed for four years – and will now be given a new use
17th July — By Katherine Gray LDRS

Community

Tunnels vision: ‘There’s nothing comparable to this in London…’
17th July — By Dan Carrier

Education

Return of Tories leads to free school meals cut
17th July — By Geoffrey Sawywer

Crime

Jail for ‘Oliver Twist’ hacker
17th July — By Geoffrey Sawyer

Harrington

Harrington: ‘Cartels’ make it harder to build the housing we need
17th July

News

Community

On your marks, get set for a great day out!
Lloyd Bickham previews all the drama in store at the Soho Village Fête
17th July — By Lloyd Bickham

Business

Restaurant to bid farewell
17th July

Business

‘Joyless’ snub for al fresco dining plans
3rd July — By Tom Foot

Community

‘Help us to find answers’: family seek building info after balcony fall death
3rd July — By Tom Foot

Community

Oscar winner to star with troupe
3rd July

Harrington

Harrington

Harrington: ‘Cartels’ make it harder to build the housing we need
Green industrialist talks about the pains of the crisis – and suggests some solutions
17th July

Harrington

Harrington: True human cost of ‘scapegoating’
3rd July

Harrington

Harrington: A day in ‘The Jungle’ with Sir Keir
26th June

Harrington

Mo: ‘I didn’t know how this story would end…’
19th June

Harrington

A wise and waspish raconteur…
21st January 2022 — By Richard Osley

Review

Camden New Journal

Books

Notes on a life: how Edna was a first-hand witness to a century of change
When Edna Barfoot died aged 96, her children came across her notes and diaries that told a rich, detailed and wonderful story of life in Somers Town
16th July — By Dan Carrier
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Theatre

Review: 1000 (Millennia), at Almeida Theatre
16th July — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Review

Gray’s anatomy: celebrating Alfies Antiques’ half-century
16th July — By Lloyd Bickham
Camden New Journal

Theatre

Review: The Oresteia, at Bridge Theatre
16th July — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Film

Troy story: The Odyssey feels like a return to Hollywood’s Golden Era
17th July — By Dan Carrier
Camden New Journal

Art

Bold experiments
John Evans views the Tate’s major survey exhibition of Whistler’s work
17th July — By John Evans
Camden New Journal

Jazz

Jazz goes country(side)
2nd July — By Rob Ryan
Camden New Journal

Film

How To Live On Earth avoids the pitfalls of many eco-cide think-pieces
2nd July — By Dan Carrier
Camden New Journal

Rock n Pop

Grooves: Norman Jay & Melvo Baptiste; Lenzman; Sade
16th July — By Luc Carrier-Sanders
Camden New Journal

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: BBC Proms; Grimeborn Opera Festival; Rigoletto; Saraband
16th July — By Michael White

Letters

Letters

Save the cashpoints that the market needs
25th April 2025

Letters

Whatever is happening to this fine pub site?
25th April 2025

Letters

Here’s to peace and love, Soho
7th March 2025

Letters

E-bike thinking
7th March 2025

Letters

Don’t lower the tone
7th March 2025

Letters

Obesity epidemic…
7th March 2025

Letters

Our water supply should be re-nationalised – and soon!
7th March 2025
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Letters

Labour has shown a disregard of the taboo of lying to parliament
28th November 2024

More news

Theatre

Historic theatre to be renamed after playwright
3rd July — By Dan Carrier

Business

Ex-strip club near school in bid to renew its licence
3rd July — By Katherine Gray LDRS

Community

New Lord Mayor appointed
3rd July

Crime

New warnings after seizure of fake designer goods ‘tat’
12th June — By Tom Foot