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Life drawing classes run by Lauderdale House taking place in museums across the city; the Tricycle Theatre takeover by young people returns for another year, it’s a fabulous opportunity for any young ...
The squat at Rochester Square Gardens have been served their eviction papers. There’s a showing of a film made by some of its members at the Hive in Dalston; Camden Tour Guides are running a walk abou...
This week the Adventures of Joe and Co comes from Cafe Imagine. Joe tells of his travels starting in Mitcham and finishing all the way up at Staples Corner. This week there is a HUGE PLOT TWIST! Joe i...
In an effort to attract people who have not been through third level education but who are committed to environmental change, Greenpeace are offering six paid internships. Read by: Freddy Chick
Poetry Nights at Torriano Meeting House; History Walk: The Garrets of Gower Street; Roundhouse hosts Coasts; Conway Hall and No 184 Royal College Street offer LGBT History Month events; Weekly guided ...
We take you inside the Royal Cafe on Royal College Street, CCRadio’s cafe of choice. Package by: Freddy and Teresa
DJ Speedy is back at the decks with Supa Fine Sessions. This time Speedy is in conversation with Sheffield’s hip-hop producer Steel Bigfoot. There’s also more infectious grooves from Camden label Free...
Joseph Hughes picks out his top ten love songs for Valentine’s Day but NND and DJ Speedy aren’t so sure!
Happy World Radio Day everyone! As well as celebrating the radio there’s plenty to keep you entertained this week. Maiden Lane Community Centre has lots going on for half-term; CRI at 184 Royal Colleg...
Catherine Carroll’s World of Whoa! is back. The cuts to local libraries has the‘Whoa! Don’t do that!’ factor. Catherine speaks to George Binette, who is part of the Speak Up for Libraries campaign....
Speak Up for Libraries is a campaign fighting to protect libraries from cuts and closures in Camden and nationally. In recent years, local government cut backs have hit libraries hard and it looks cer...
Too much choice this week! Go see Gabrielle Alpin perform at the O2 Forum on Monday, or get to know local MP Keir Starmer at the London Irish Centre. Have your say on public toilets in Camden, which a...
Leap into this leap year February with this line up of things to do in Camden. Rhyme Time at Swiss Cottage Library is a chance for children and parents to sing along to popular rhymes; People’s Centre...
This week there’s plenty to chase the January blues out the door. On Tuesday at the Grant Museum at UCL there are life drawing (or rather death-drawing) classes; if you’re trying to start your own onl...
Whose London Is It Anyway? This excellent question is the title of a new festival at the Camden People’s Theatre addressing the urgent issues of housing in London. Where will the pressure of rising...
Camden Community radio’s Freddy Chick was chosen as one of Camden’s 50 Volunteers of The Year 2015, when the borough was 50 years old. Some of his fellow Camden Community Radio volunteers spoke about ...
Joe’s adventure this week was waaay down South in far flung Beckenham and Blackheath. Once again Joe is joined by Freddy and by first-time adventurer Mary. Once again, the team visited Cafe Imag...
The Etcetera Theatre’s Black Box festival is an annual celebration of the bravest and the best of new plays. One play not to miss is Banjo Man, a story about loss and the celebration of life. Fredd...
In tribute to the passing of the great man, this week’s What’s On In Camden focuses on David Bowie related events. Bloc Bar in Camden celebrated with a David Bowie themed party on Sunday 18th; there’s...
Katie Pritchard is a stand-up comic, musical genius and creator of the Variety of Kings– a new night of comedy at the Star of Kings on York Way. It’s a night that pulls together some of the whackiest ...