Cabinet contests
WHILE Sally Gimson versus Sarah Hayward will be the main event at the Labour group’s annual general meeting next week, the undercard action will also be of some [READ ON]
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King’s Cross councillor
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Royal Hainess
LABOUR cabinet councillor Abdul Hai says the Queen is “brilliant”, and that, contrary to a council statement to the CNJ earlier in the week, Camden Council does [READ ON]
Say ‘Hi’ to Auntie
“SAY hi to auntie,” Hampstead and Kilburn MP Tulip Siddiq presumably peeped as she waved Keir Starmer off on his “fostering relations” mission to Bangladesh last [READ ON]
Clear the shelves
Asking the council whether it would be keeping Jimmy Savile’s autobiography, As It Happens, and Rolf Harris’s childhood memoir in its libraries this week might [READ ON]
What’s been happening
After a hot weather break, time for a bit of a catch-up on what’s been happening over the last few weeks NEW MP Sir Keir Starmer is hard-driving local Labour [READ ON]
Camden full council: live updates
June 22, 2015 20.59: We’re all done here. Go and watch England in the Women’s World Cup. 20.52: RTB debate: Old adversaries Julian Fulbrook and Andrew Mennear [READ ON]
In pictures: the election count in 2010
IT seems like yesterday, and at the same time it seems like so long ago. As we all get ready to go counting at the Somers Town sports centre tomorrow night, a quick look back [READ ON]
A knight’s tale: How Sir Keir Starmer galloped to victory in Holborn and St Pancras
IT’S Sir Keir then, the winner of our autumn distraction. It probably always was going to be. The defeated may look back and think they could have done this or that [READ ON]
And now the ice bucket challenge reaches Camden’s councillors
IN answer to the last post – where you can now see two top-ranked Islington councillors splashed with ice water – Tulip Siddiq has sidestepped the Ice Bucket [READ ON]
Labour AGM: First names on the teamsheet
THE Labour AGM always has its winners and losers, however they decide to handle the edgy issue of choosing who should have a seat at Camden’s council cabinet. Maybe it [READ ON]
