Caitlin Maskell

1 month ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Caitlin Maskell

Anna Mazoni at the Parkway DelicatessenA TRADITIONAL Italian deli that has been a staple in the Parkway community for 50 years fears it may have to shut up shop as increased business rates put its future in doubt. The Parkway Delicatessen was opened in 1975 by the Mazzoni family from Lugagano Val d’Arda near Milan.

1 month ago | islingtontribune.co.uk | Caitlin Maskell

‘Chewing Gum Man’ Ben Wilson, whose work is currently on show at an exhibition in Gray’s Inn RoadYOU may have seen him lying horizontal, eyeliner to the pavement working on a colourful, miniature masterpiece on the streets we pound every day. Ben Wilson, better known as the Chewing Gum Man – the artist who has been painting art on discarded chewing gum for more than 20 years – is displaying his work at an exhibition in Gray’s Inn Road.

2 months ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Caitlin Maskell

The branch in Hampstead High StreetTHE Post Office has announced it will stop directly managing high street services – increasing fears that the Hampstead branch will close. The only guarantee offered to campaigners calling for the one in Hampstead High Street to be protected is that there will be a franchise running somewhere within a mile radius. The last two months have seen a series of warnings of how residents and businesses in the area still see it as a vital part of their lives.

2 months ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Caitlin Maskell

Jamie Gillan with his son Albert as the stall opened in HampsteadA GREENGROCER is starting up his new family business in the area where he grew up – hoping to sell the best quality fruit and veg to the community. Jamie Gillan, has greengrocer blood in his family so it is no surprise he has decided to take the opportunity to launch his new family business Gillan & Sons in the Hampstead Community Market on the high street.

2 months ago | islingtontribune.co.uk | Caitlin Maskell

This year’s Breakin’ Convention will feature acts from across Europe [Paul Hampartsoumian]OVER two decades since it started, the acclaimed Breakin’ Convention is returning to Sadler’s Wells as its creative director speaks to the Tribune about the changing nature of hip-hop.