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This week there’s a MacMillan Rock’n’Roll fundraiser at The Enterprise; an adaptation of Aristophanes’ Women in Parliament at th Theatro Technis; a production of Britten’s Noah’s Flood at Union Chapel...
Natalie Prentice talks with Tosh. Package: Natalie Prentice Joe Hughes talks with DJ Rudeboy DJ Rudeboy P. Tosh starts to chat with Joe Hughes about Joe’s former Gospel Music programme on SKFM r...
Asha Kin Duale is settled in Camden, where she promotes good child protection practice in local communities. She has recently been to Somalia where she has been helping to create the future peace by b...
Find out how the Metropolitan Police are planning to use Tasers, meet the new Borough Commander and hear how crime and anti social behaviour are being reduced. Survivor of Institutional abuse in Irela...
B-Better dance classes for all ages at Winchester Road; Amy Lamé is at the Camden People’s Theatre with‘Unhappy Birthday’. Artist Adam Walker leads this summer’s Make and Do at Camden Arts Centre and ...
Celebrate May Day in Camden Square with the Speakeasy Jazzmen– or in the Irish Centre if it’s raining; There is Hubcap Music at the Roundhouse; Join a chat about feminist consciousness raising group a...
Lucy Waterhouse works as part of a Classical Music education project in East London called Apollo Music Project. It is run by David Chernaik, who can be heard on this piece, as can one of the head tea...
To make a splash swimming at Maria Fidelis school– all welcome– use the links below or call 0161 674 2223 or joe.doyle@totalswimming.co.uk; Join the 98th birthday party for Women’s League for Peace an...
Barbara O’Neill of the Irish Women’s Group at West Hampstead Women’s Centre holds forth on her objections to new technology and seems to have tapped into a rich vein of opinion on the subject. Choices...
Camden People’s Theatre present, The Tennis Summer, a work-in-progress show by Jamie Wood. On Monday the British Library hears from the Turkish literary scene where modernity and tradition and East an...
Maiden lane Community Centre, in conjunction with Westminster Kingsway College and Camden Community Radio, set up a formal weekly evening class in radio sound editing. Some of its students have record...
Irene McGarvey is back with a new series Camden Community Radio Introduces…Music to YOU that“We” like! Her Music picks are from Centrefold, Russian Gun Dogs, Jehnniel and Red Jacobins. Listen and ...
If you are a local, you can lunch for free at Maiden Lane Community Centre on Sat 30th March, 1pm. To book, call 020 7267 9586; You can debate the environment and the economy at Housmans; Listen to Ra...
A new combined heat and power generator at the Royal Free will provide energy to homes in Gospel Oak so lowering emissions and making cleaner and more efficient power; Camden’s famous gay Pub, The Bla...
‘Self Contained’– Rebecca Fortnam at the Freud Museum; WahWah 45s at the Jazz Cafe; UK Singapore Society ponders the good things in life in‘Boom”; Women of the World Festival at the South Bank is bigg...
Westminster Kingsway College runs ESOL class for people in Camden. Here some of the students from Entry 3 Class at Regent’s Park site, share their London Stories with us. Introduction by Sonya Arratoo...
Westminster Kingsway College runs ESOL class for people in Camden. Here some of the students from Entry 3 Class at Regent’s Park site, share their London Stories with us. Introduction by Sonya Arratoo...
Westminster Kingsway College runs ESOL class for people in Camden. Here some of the students from Entry 3 Class at Regent’s Park site, share their London Stories with us. Introduction by Sonya Arratoo...
Westminster Kingsway College runs ESOL class for people in Camden. Here some of the students from Entry 3 Class at Regent’s Park site, share their London Stories with us. Introduction by Sonia Arrayto...
Westminster Kingsway College runs ESOL class for people in Camden. Here some of the students from Entry 3 Class at Regent’s Park site, share their London Stories with us. Introduction by Sonya Arratoo...