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On the facade of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine are all sorts of creepy crawlies, symbols of the vectors that carry infectious diseases. Among them is a mosquito, and behind this m...
DJ Speedy took part in a sponsored swim for Sports Relief this year. Through the shallow end and through the deep, he swam to victory in the Kentish Town Swimming pool. Freddy went along to support hi...
Electronic musician Scanner (otherwise known as Robin Rimbaud) is world-famous for his powerful ambient works. He is creating a new sound installation for the Fitzrovia Chapel, which used to be the ch...
FitzFest is a new festival of music coming to Fitzrovia in Camden. Running from June 8-11 it will include sound installations by world-famous electronic artists, classical music concerts, and guided w...
Plenty to keep you busy as May approaches: go to a screening of a film about the troubles of Iran’s LGBT community at Conway Hall, check out the latest exhibition at the Camden Arts Centre or enjoy a ...
‘Tonight I’ll Be April’ is a new play on at the Etcetera Theatre. In the show April, a feisty Executive struggles to hide the depths of her complex identity crisis in order to maintain control over he...
Arms around the cafe at Parliament Hill Fields, Sunday from 1pm; Circus Fest is under way at the Roundhouse with Race Horse Company and Jeanne Mordoj; Camden New Town History group’s monthly talk is o...
‘A Game of Chess’ is at Theatro Technis for a week; Wed 6th, Race Equality Network at UCL host Prof Professor Linn Washington on Black Lives in US and UK;‘Bar Mitzvah Boy’is at Theatre Upstairs. Re...
April 24th is the official one hundredth anniversary of the Easter Rising in Ireland. Commemorations are already underway to mark the week hundreds of people, mostly in Dublin, rose up to fight agains...
!!!Coming soon to CCRadio!!! Zoe Stegosaurus will be bringing you a new show all about the spoken-word poetry scene in London. With interviews and performances by artists on the scene, it will be a u...
This month in the World of Whoa! the things that have been stopping host Catherine Carroll in her tracks are a play about the Easter Rising by Sharon Sexton, the sad closure of our favourite local caf...
Camden Community Radio’s Mary Holditch reports from inside the recent rent strike held across UCL halls. It was a protest against student rents being higher than the minimum student loan can cover. It...
There’s a ton of fun this Easter in Camden. The London Irish Centre has a week of plays in commemoration of the Easter Rising. Maiden Lane Community Centre has a full program of activities to keep the...
The Royal Café has been serving up food and drink to locals and tourists in Camden for twenty-four years. It’s a part of the community. It was started by Ayse and her husband in 1993 and they’ve run i...
A homeless protest has been started beside Broadcasting House. The protesters are the same group of homeless men we went to speak to a few weeks ago. They’ve decided enough is enough and this time the...
Camden People’s Theatre supports artists early in their careers and its annual Sprint Festival is its celebration of the world of alternative and experimental theatre. CCRadio’s Alexandra and Mary ...
Spring is a coming and there’s certainly lots to put a spring in your step going on in Camden. Go to States of Mind at the Wellcome Collection, an exploration of the incredible complexity of the human...
On Sunday 20th March DJ Speedy will be taking to the water to swim 2.5km for Sport Relief. Hear why he’s decided to swap his headphones for some speedos and how training is going.
The Sprint Festival at Camden People’s Theatre is an annual celebration of new and experimental theatre. Pieces from forty artists will be on show between now and 26th of March. Mary Holditch picks ou...
It’s all too common a sight to see homeless people in London. The number of people who are homeless in the city is in the middle of a sharp rise. It’s unusual though to see people living in tents on t...