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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 Arrato...
Catherine Nagle’s‘Memories’ shows at the New Space Gallery, at 76 Queens Crescent. Monday is the best night for the Electric Ballroom -Tickets are£28.50. The Banff Mountain Film Festival featuring wor...
There is a re-development proposal before Camden’s Development Control Committee which would destroy the Black Cap as we know it, a thriving pub and entertainment venue. This icon of the LGBT world wi...
LGBT History Month is celebrated with‘Loudest Whispers’, where 30 artists exhibit their work, is at St Pancras Hospital. The life and legacy of maverick writer B. S. Johnson, is examined at the Britis...
On Monday, the Electric Ballroom hosts the NME Award Show 2013 at which‘Dinosaur Junior’ will play and there is a 9pm show from the Rat Pack the same night at the Etcetera Theatre. There is an open mi...
Nine podcasts were made as part of the International Media Training Day for women, held in London on 25th& 26th April 2012– organised by Frauen Solidaritaet and Central American Women’s Network, with ...
On the experience of a Consciousness Raising workshop To hear to this podcast Click on the arrow on the right. To hear the others, click on a link in the right hand column and listen to each one in...
How the event felt To hear to this podcast Click on the arrow on the right. To hear the others, click on a link in the right hand column and listen to each one in turn. The Feminist Library in L...
On getting from being an exclusive place to being something that is open to everywoman. To hear to this podcast Click on the arrow on the right. To hear the others, click on a link in the right han...
On how feminism connects theory with feelings, realities and the ability to generate collective responses to things that matter. To hear to this podcast Click on the arrow on the right. To hear the...
On the history and value of Women’s Studies to activists and the importance of not letting women’s studies disappear into the exclusive corners of the academic world, at a time when we still need to l...
Personal choices and freedoms are defined by politics around us. To hear to this podcast Click on the arrow on the right. To hear the others, click on a link in the right hand column and listen to ...
Reflections on‘The Personal Is Political’, counter culture views of individual and collective activities and how they figure in the bigger picture. To hear to this podcast Click on the arrow on the...
Jobsearch help every Wednesday 10am– 1pm– Just Drop in to at Kentish Town Library: Julian Fox of rebranding Mr God and Others people‘Beyond a Joke Cabaret’ at Camden People’s Theatre: Josie Long’s‘Los...
Listen to DJ Speedy interviewing the Funk and Soul DJ Mr Craig Charles live at BBC Radio 6 Music. Mr Charles has had a varied career which includes poet, writer and most famously actor. But his cur...
‘The Secret Listeners’, a performance project based on the experiences of German and Austrian Jewish refugees who worked as Secret Listeners for the government during World War Two is on Sunday 20th J...
Endell Street Sports Centre has a free taster session for older people and disabled adults who are non-swimmers– on Wednesday; Mid week, Peter Antoniou–‘Psychic’ Comedian is at the Etcetera. Fuerzabru...
The death of Savita Halappanavar in a hospital in the West of Ireland in December 2012 has raised fury in Ireland, in India and around the world. The allegation is that the hospital staff refused, on ...
Camden Community Radio’s Cina Aissa went to an International Women’s Day celebration in March 2012. There she discovered the West Hampstead Women’s Centre and the amazing woman who has been its backbo...
See the scroll of Kerouac’s‘On The Road’; be entertained by Lolotics at 3 Greenland Place; hear live chamber music for parents, carers& babies; listen to the London Community Gospel Choir at the Jazz ...