Charli Faux with her daughter Scarlett moments before they were separated on what should have been a dream Christmas holiday
Published: 5 January, 2017
By TOM FOOT
A MOTHER is demanding a £3,000 holiday refund after her young daughter was “lost” in an Arctic Circle wilderness during a once-in-a-lifetime Christmas trip to Lapland.
Sir Kenneth Grange lives in Hampstead [Pic: Geoff Sheppard]
Published: 5 January, 2017
By ELLA JESSEL
DIGGING a basement under your home is a sure-fire way to upset your neighbours and in Hampstead it is not unusual to discover you have unwittingly ruffled the feathers of an A-list pop star or a Hi
Moving to a new country is stressful; you need to pack, change your job and contend with a new language. The Spanish property market is different from North America and many EU countries, and is some ways better with the law being focused towards the rights of tenants. Here are a few handy tips to take some of the stress out of the process when talking about renting property in Spain:
1 – Properties targeted at expats are normally much more expensive – English speaking landlords will try to take advantage of your ignorance o
Terry Turner with many of the swimmers he has known during his time at Hampstead Heath ponds. ‘I’ve swum here when there have been eight inches of ice,’ he recalled
Published: 22 December, 2016
By DAN CARRIER
HE has spent four decades keeping a careful watch on the swimmers at Hampstead Heath ponds – but it was time for regulars to give senior lifeguard Terry Turner some attention as he completed
Rat droppings found by council officials in the house in Hurdwick Place
Published: 15 December, 2016
EXCLUSIVE by WILLIAM McLENNAN
A PROPERTY firm whose partners include a Tory politician has been fined for illegally letting out a terraced house where 14 people were found sharing a single kitchen and pest-control experts were
Hopeful Traders are raising funds for the Streets Kitchen homeless outreach group
Published: 14 December, 2016
By WILLIAM McLENNAN
TRADERS in Camden Town are selling a range of satirical Christmas cards which feature tampons and sanitary towels in place of iconic festive scenes in support of homeless women.
The scene of the collision
Published: 10 December, 2016
By WILLIAM McLENNAN
POLICE this evening (Saturday) called for witnesses to the road collision in which a 15-year-old cyclist was kille
Around 75 percent of Tulip Siddiq's constituents wanted the UK to stay in the EU
Published: 8 December, 2016
By RICHARD OSLEY
Hampstead and Kilburn MP Tulip Siddiq votes against Brexit timetable https://t.co/o5f5BEMpgT
From left: assistant Faton Berisha, owner Calvin Stroud and Issa Sany, a joiner at the firm for 12 years
Published: 7 December, 2016
By ELLA JESSEL
A JOINERY firm that has worked out of a Camden Town railway arch for 20 years is moving its workshop out of the area after being “squeezed out” by a rent hike from landlords Network Rai
Gail's is due to move into the old Corner Shop, right next doot to Le Pain Quotidien
Published: 7 December, 2016
By DAN CARRIER
THE oven gloves have come off in Highgate Village after it emerged artisan bakers Gail’s are set to move into the high street – right next door to rival chain Le Pain Quotidien.