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ALL the signs suggest local politics are at a tipping point. Subtle changes have been taking place since the late 1990s in the minds of the electorate. At the local elections in 2002 we warned that the yellow tide of the Lib Dems was threatening the tenure Labour has held in Camden for more than 30 years. > more All parties should work on planning - This is an open letter to the leaders of the main political parties involved in the 2006 Camden borough council elections to... > more The perils of letting in the Tories - As we approach the council elections on May 4 and your letters pages become logjammed with candidates proclaiming... > more Nursery silence speaks volumes - A year ago some parents from Agar Grove Community Nursery were informed their current premises on Wrotham Road... > more Crawl a great celebration of music on our doorstep - The Dublin Castle was again fortunate enough to be be included in the Camden Crawl. > more Parks aren’t the places to schmooze business - WELL done to William Palin and the community round Lincoln’s Inn Fields in seeing off the corporate... > more Taxis not exempt from the law - I hope that Camden Council will not be bullied by threats and disruption caused by taxi drivers who want to be exempt from... > more Will we have a say in extra library day? - While the Friends of Chalk Farm library welcome the extension of the library by one day a week, we are aware that... > more Not all rosy in schools garden - Well what a surprise! Fourteen Camden school governors appointed by the Labour Party think your readers should be... > more I’ll stand in four years - Since I made my announcement through the CNJ that I would not be standing in the forthcoming local elections, I have received many calls... > more |
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