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If education was top priority, UCL would not be the choice
The sponsor of the proposed new city academy, University College London, has no experience of running a school, argues William Wilkes
UNIVERSITY College London’s... > more |
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It’s the building economy, stupid – so start investing there!
WHILE the Lib-Dem leadership of Camden Council make sympathetic noises about the need to build council houses, their words contradict their deeds.
Quite rightly, they blame central government for financially squeezing them so tight that it is impossible to embark on a programme, however small, even if they wanted to. > more
Long may NHS thrive - I AM delighted to read the report of the latest campaign to preserve the NHS and its basic principles and to reaffirm my commitment that... > more
Video nasty - WELL done, Sergeant Bob Dear, for showing Camden councillors your video about late-night violence in Camden Town. > more
Exercise in futility could ruin historic square - ARGYLE Square is one of the historic London squares of which Camden is rightly proud. > more
Schools’ cash ‘balance’ - I WANT to explain a rather misleading article in last week’s publication (Schools to give back surplus cash, February 12). > more
Kick start the economy - AS a student, I don’t pay council tax. > more
Simple lesson on council tax - THE enthusiastic reaction of residents to Camden’s two-year council tax freeze has confirmed that the Conservative group was right... > more
New build - AS a parent in the Kilburn area I know how difficult it is to get our children into a Camden secondary school. > more
Holocaust deniers are not entitled to their say - I COULD not agree less with John Gulliver’s article on Rex Bloomstein that Holocaust deniers should be... > more
Royal Free computers - THEY say pioneers are the ones face down in the mud with arrows in their backs. But why should the Royal Free’s pioneering efforts... > more
Chat at the checkout - AS a supporter of the staff of our local library in Kentish Town, I agree with much of what was written by last week’s letter writers. > more
Brutal cuts to trees - HAS anyone noticed the comprehensive lopping of Camden’s street trees? Sometimes the hacking is brutal, as in Busby Place, and sometimes... > more
All we need is love? - GERALD Isaaman writes of “the constant diet of pervasive doom” on radio and TV. > more |
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