Wow, McFly got old…
AFTER some mixed messages about whether the Camden Conservatives feel they can target victory in the Gospel Oak ward at the upcoming by-election caused by Maeve [READ ON]
Oliver Lewis
Here at the end of a pretty cobbled street…
‘ALL characters are fictitious and any resemblance to actual elected officials is purely coincidental,’ says the caption on YouTube, as opponents to the [READ ON]
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]
Evening update 19.09.15: ‘Sell Dobbo’s house’
* Oliver Lewis's smiley face
* Philp says it could be time to sell Frank Dobson's home
* Keir joins Corbyn's shadows
* Haringey Council do London
* Tim Barnes reveals his taste in music [READ ON]
Morning update 16.09.15: Hail the courageous
COME AND JOIN US? CAMDEN Conservatives have responded to the Angela Pober resignation statement by badging Labour as having run a “sham” campaign to save West [READ ON]
Recounts at Camden Labour’s AGM
AT first glance, Camden’s Labour group is united at last, with nobody challenging the personnel of its cabinet at tonight’s annual general meeting; a marked [READ ON]
Who keeps Labour in power in Camden? The ‘bulge generation’
LABOUR councillors in Camden meet tonight for their annual general meeting. It could be one of the quickest and smoothest sessions of this kind they’ve had in a long [READ ON]
Labour AGM: Meric moves up; Maeve takes on Abdul
MERIC Apak will join the Labour cabinet Town Hall. As suggested on these pages before, he is the only Labour councillor to have put himself forward for a promotion at next [READ ON]
Morning update 25.03.15: Simon claims it’s 50/50; Lorna rides with huskies
SIMON’S GAMBLE NOT a morning update, more a lunchtime update… but it’s press day down in Camden Town and things have been happening. Conservative [READ ON]
Morning update 23.03.15: All we are saaaying…
JESSICA FOR PRESIDENT IT was another weekend to wonder whether Jessica Learmond-Criqui, the spirited community campaigner, will ever run for election, somewhere, some time. [READ ON]
