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  • 3 days ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Dan Carrier

    You can get involved in Camden Connects this weekendA NEW project that aims to ‘…reach the furthest to hear the quietest’ launches next week – and leading researchers from University College London want to hear from you. Camden Connects is a study run by University College London that aims to draw up a comprehensive picture of social isolation and loneliness in Camden – and find new ways the Town Hall can reach those in need.

  • 3 days ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Lucy Popescu

    Saria Amini, writer, performer and co-director of Saria Callas [Harry Elletson]SARIA CALLASCamden People’s Theatre3.5 starsPresented by the award-winning international company Seemia Theatre, this arresting one-woman show – written, performed, and co-directed by Iranian artist Saria Amini – draws on her lived experiences to explore what it means to push back against repression and find one’s voice.

  • 3 days ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Dan Carrier

    Premier LeagueTOTTENHAM 0CRYSTAL PALACE 2 (Eze 45, 48)THIS was the 20th time this season Tottenham have endured a defeat – a new club record. It is a cold hard statistic that is asking a Europa League medal to do a lot of heavy lifting in terms of saving a season. No matter what plays out in the Europa League final in two weeks time, with two domestic games to play, Spurs have been beyond poor.

  • 3 days ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Dan Carrier

    Europa League Semi-Final Second LegBODO / GLIMT 0TOTTENHAM 2 (Solanke 63, Porro 69)Spurs win 5-1 on aggregateTOTTENHAM are on their way to Bilbao to face Manchester United in the Europa League final in two weeks time – after they swept aside Norwegian champions Bodo / Glimt 2-0 tonight (Thursday) and secured a 5-1 aggregate semi-final win.

  • 5 days ago | camdennewjournal.co.uk | Geoffrey Sawyer

    Sophie Hunter and Benedict Cumberbatch are among those objecting to the proposed new blockFEARS of a free-for-all in a conservation area has prompted acting A-lister Benedict Cumberbatch to join the objections against a new development in Dartmouth Park. The film star and his wife, opera director Sophie Hunter, have called on council planners to throw out a project that would see a two-storey, red brick 1930s house known as Lamorna demolished and replaced with a six-storey block of flats.