Elected? How North London spread out across the ballot paper II
AFTER the last general election we took a look at how those who had gone further afield in search of a parliamentary seat had fared at the ballot box. It’s worth doing [READ ON]
Articles by Richard Osley
Camden School for Girls declares
NO prizes for guessing which party emerged as the victors when Camden School for Girls in Camden Town staged a mock general election on polling day last week. The result [READ ON]
Win or lose, best friends for life: The best campaign bromance of General Election 2017
IT may not have all turned out exactly as the Conservatives in Hampstead wanted but one of the stories of general election of 2017 is surely the tag-team bromance which [READ ON]
‘So thank you, Tulip Siddiq, thank you for ensuring a Conservative victory’
YOU can take your pick for tweets, quotes and newspaper headlines which don’t look like they may age so well after Thursday’s general election results in north [READ ON]
Election night at the Camden New Journa
Pic: The Secret Artist @SecretartistNW5 BEFORE we look more at the why, what, where, when about this election, for there probably needs to be a lot of that, I’ve got to [READ ON]
#CherSweatshirtsAtPollingStations
ELECTION outfit of the day? Tom Copley, the Labour London Assembly member once of this parish, who went out campaigning with Karen Buck in Westminster North earlier in a Cher [READ ON]
Tory ads won’t come out of Hampstead and Kilburn budget
A TORY wraparound ad covering last week’s Ham and High newspaper (and web ads on both the CNJ and Ham and High websites) will not come out of the local Conservative [READ ON]
Get well soon, Flick: Lib Dem breaks arm in campaign trail fall
GET well soon to Liberal Democrat councillor Flick Rea, who was treated in the Royal Free Hospital yesterday for a broken arm after tripping over in West Hampstead while out [READ ON]
Bookmakers change their minds about Hampstead and Kilburn
ONLY a jackal would wager good money on the outcome of the Hampstead and Kilburn constituency this week. At times it has felt like a coin toss, so stay in school, kids, [READ ON]
Campbell hearts Corbyn
TWO years ago, when Labour members and the famous Ed Miliband £3-ers were asked why they were voting for Jeremy Corbyn to be the next leader of the party, many said [READ ON]
