“WHEN you go to Berlin and have reason to be very grateful for European reciprocal health agreements,” tweets council leader Georgia Gould, nursing a fractured [READ ON]

BEN Seifert has this afternoon (Saturday) quit the Tory party, saying he can ‘no longer support the direction’ the Conservatives are going in. The lawyer had [READ ON]

IT’S a small world. Serial party switcher Chuka Umunna said today he will stand for the Liberal Democrats in the Cities of London and Westminster parliamentary [READ ON]

FORMER Liberal Democrat councillor Matt Sanders is back on the scene. If you were watching Victoria Derbyshire earlier you will have seen him reminiscing about his time [READ ON]

Not so long ago, particularly in Camden, there was no prospect of Labour standing on the same stage as the Liberal Democrats. After the coalition government and, perhaps more relevantly to our local politics, the cold shock of losing control of the council at one stage, there were Labour campaigners and councillors who at times seemed to be more vitriolic about the Lib Dems for working with the Tories than the Tories themselves. [READ ON]

LUISA Porritt was called childish and immature by pro-Brexit rivals when she turned up to her first day at the European Parliament with a 'Bollocks to Brexit' t-shirt. All of a sudden, you see, bollocks has become the worst of all swearheli. The new MEP did not seem to care about criticism of the language as she wielded the megaphone on the pro-European March For Change on Saturday. She was revelling in it, if anything. [READ ON]

MORE crackly-static among Camden Conservatives after Giovanni Spinella, the party’s deputy leader, told prominent local members in a private Whatsapp group that [READ ON]

IT was the kind of occasion where, now that it’s been done, you wonder why Camden Council hasn’t done it before. So congratulations to Georgia Gould for being the [READ ON]