Tom Foot

5 days ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Tom Foot

Land near Euston stationGOVERNMENT promises of “certainty” over whether HS2 will ever be completed in Camden have not materialised, a watchdog warned this week. Detailed designs for a proposed HS2 station in Euston remain “a good way off” and there are “no firm plans” to complete tunnelling works into Camden, HS2 Independent Construction Commissioner Sir Mark Worthington OBE said in a report.

1 week ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Tom Foot

The Chalcots estate in Adelaide RoadHUNDREDS of tenants whose window panes have had to be reversed after a botched job are getting a £300 sweetener for their trouble. The payouts are part of a package agreed between Camden Council and its contractors, McLaren, following the bungle at Bray and Dorney on the Chalcots estate.Workers are being sent back into homes after more than 4,000 panes of glass were mistakenly fitted back to front.

1 week ago | islingtontribune.co.uk | Tom Foot

PREMIER LEAGUEARSENAL 1 (Rice 34)BOURNEMOUTH 2  (Huijsen 67, Evanilson 75)ARSENAL go to Paris without any fresh injuries but low on confidence after a sloppy performance ended in defeat at home to the Cherries. The Gunners were undone by two set pieces – one nodded in from a long throw and another prodded home from a corner. They never looked like equalising – and the match was played out in a flat atmosphere with few passages of play exciting enough to get the fans going.

1 week ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Tom Foot

PREMIER LEAGUEARSENAL 1 (Rice 34)BOURNEMOUTH 2  (Huijsen 67, Evanilson 75)ARSENAL go to Paris without any fresh injuries but low on confidence after a sloppy performance ended in defeat at home to the Cherries. The Gunners were undone by two set pieces – one nodded in from a long throw and another prodded home from a corner. They never looked like equalising – and the match was played out in a flat atmosphere with few passages of play exciting enough to get the fans going.

1 week ago | westminsterextra.co.uk | Tom Foot

Mary Emma HollyAN oil spill caused by a massive inferno in an electricity substation has shut down a two-mile stretch of the Regent’s Canal. Canal chiefs issued a “do not move” order to boaters between Paddington and Camden Lock as they worked with the National Grid to stop the spread of the slick. The oil has been oozing out of a tunnel closed since the “major incident” in Aberdeen Place, Lisson Grove, on Tuesday morning.