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  Tuesday, February 19th 2019
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Headlines

Crime

Police make eleven arrests after man dies from stab wounds
Murder investigation begins after knife death in Euston
19 February — By Samantha Booth

Politics

Keir Starmer ‘deeply saddened’ as seven Labour MPs quit party
18 February

Transport

Thames Water shuts Chalk Farm Road both ways until Friday
19 February — By Tom Foot

Forum

‘As a Jewish woman, I will not be told Labour is no longer for me’
19 February — By Cllr Georgia Gould

Community

Camden New Journal named best weekly newspaper in UK at Regional Press Awards
25 May

More news

Teenage daughter of missing mother appeals for help
'If I could get a message to my mum I’d just say please, please, phone or write to let us know you are all right'
15 February — By Dan Carrier

Politics

Highgate Society joins opposition to new village parking fees
18 February — By Helen Chapman

Business

Campaigners fight on against lap-dancing clubs but The Griffin secures new licence
15 February

Business

Flapjacks café to move out of high street
14 February — By Dan Carrier

Business

Businesses pay for private police in Camden Town
14 February — By Samantha Booth

Review

Theatre

Review: Ian McKellen On Stage, at Hampstead Theatre
From Shakespearean to panto dame, one-man cabaret to celebrate his 80th birthday shows the actor’s many facets
14 February — By ERIN COBBY

Film

Battling demons in A Private War
14 February — By Dan Carrier
From the West End Extra

Theatre

Review: Pinter Seven, at Harold Pinter Theatre
14 February — By Lucy Popescu

Rock n Pop

Roar material
15 February — By Jane Clinton

Property

A brave new world
15 February — By Angela Cobbinah

Rock n Pop

75 years on, iconic music venue is 100 not out
15 February — By Dan Carrier

Rock n Pop

Twinkle Brothers are stars of reggae
15 February — By Dan Carrier

Rock n Pop

Róisín Gadelrab’s music news: ‘Hawley Heroes’; Mike Yung; Jeremy Loops; Hot 8 Brass Band
15 February — By Róisín Gadelrab

Film

Dan Carrier’s movies news: The Kid Who Would be King; Free Solo
15 February — By Dan Carrier

Sport

From the Islington Tribune

Arsenal

Lacazette sees red as Arsenal are beaten in Belarus
Gunners suffer embarrassing Europa League defeat in frustrating first leg of tie against BATE Borisov
14 February — By Steve Barnett

Spurs

Spurs put one foot in Champions League quarter-finals
13 February — By Dan Carrier at Wembley
From the Islington Tribune

Arsenal

Regarding Ramsey…
15 February — By Richard Osley

Arsenal Women

England star: ‘Moment I knew my World Cup dream was over’
15 February — By Steve Barnett

Rugby

Pupils throw themselves into rugby
15 February — By Steve Barnett

Letters

Letters

We have a choice how we react to people who are sleeping rough
14 February

Letters

It’s time to pull the plug on Thames Water
14 February

Letters

The 100 Avenue Road fight goes on
14 February

Letters

Save the Gospel Mission Hall
14 February

Letters

We have a balance to find with Highgate being a historic site and a cemetery
14 February

Letters

The attack on Marx’s grave is symptomatic, we must engage in civilised debate
14 February

Letters

There needs to be a proper traffic management scheme in Hampstead
14 February

Letters

Plans for this run-down corner are inadequate
14 February

New Journal Comment

New Journal Comment

Are we heading down the road to ‘Company Town’?
Simon Pitkeathley (centre), chief executive of Camden Town Unlimited (CTU), with security officers Jimi, left, and Charles IS...
15 February

New Journal Comment

Noise ordeal endured by tube passengers and drivers
17 January

New Journal Comment

Water palaver: council springs a surprise on tenants
WATER bills are beginning to worry Camden Council’s tenants. They are not the only residents of the borough who carefully...
10 January

New Journal Comment

The strangely static statistics of our borough’s rubbish
03 January

New Journal Comment

We must overturn Mrs May’s dictatorial denial of a debate
21 December

John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Paying homage to the world’s oldest rebel
Harry Smith became a political celebrity at around the age of 90, after telling a Labour party conference how his sister died at...
14 February — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

How low can the low-down get?
14 February — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

‘Excluded’ from school and into a world of knife crime
07 February — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Margaret the mysterious
07 February — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Teachers take on domestic violence
31 January — By John Gulliver
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