Celebrate the centenary of London Underground’s Camden Junction tunnels
This Saturday (20th April) marks the centenary of one of the London Underground's most impressive engineering feats.
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Celebrate the centenary of London Underground’s Camden Junction tunnels
This Saturday (20th April) marks the centenary of one of the London Underground's most impressive engineering feats.
HS2 hands over new Euston Skills Centre to Camden Council
HS2 has handed over the keys to the new Euston Skills Centre to Camden Council.
Tickets Alert: Cinema poster pop-up inside a 1920s future cinema
A former Polytechnic assembly hall in Kentish Town that's been empty for about a decade is going to open its doors to the public for a few days.
London’s Alleys: Cockpit Yard, WC1
This is a rough looking former stables mews that today is a mix of municipal yard and arts centre.
Camden housing left empty due to HS2 transformed into art studios
Nearly 100 flats right next to the HS2's Euston station building site that were vacated due to the construction noise are to be handed over to artists while the Euston station works are on hold.
Camden’s Dead Dog Bridge reopens to the public
A bridge nicknamed the Dead Dog Bridge next to the Regents Canal in Camden has reopened after it was restored by the Canal and River Trust.
London’s Alleys: Underhill Passage, NW1
This is a busy alley off Camden's main shops that has a long and at times confusing history.
London’s Pocket Parks: Harrington Square Gardens, NW1
This is a pocket park that sits close to Mornington Cresent tube station and despite its name is actually a triangle, not a square.
Plans to open a disused railway as the “Camden Highline” are approved
Plans to convert a disused railway in North London into an elevated walkway for pedestrians have been given the go-ahead after Camden Council granted planning permission for the first section of the highline walkway.
London’s Pocket Parks: Alfred Place Gardens, WC1
This is a new linear pocket park in central London that was until a few months ago an unremarkable road used mainly for parking and deliveries.
London’s Pocket Parks: Bramber Green, WC1
Originally constructed on a WW2 bomb damaged housing site, Bramber Green in King's Cross was created in the early 1960s to accompany an orange coloured block of flats after which it was named, Bramber House.
Camden Market offering unlimited meals for £5 each
For the next couple of weeks, it's possible to eat at Camden Market's many food outlets for £5 per dish.
Graffiti covered shop shutters fills an art gallery
Chopped up shop shutters covered in graffiti are filling a Camden art gallery, as graffiti continues its transition from street art to gallery art.
HS2 shows off revised plans for Camden ventilation shaft
Revised plans for HS2's headhouse building in Camden have been published ahead of a series of public consultations on the design.
Outdoor exhibition opens around Kentish Town
To mark the one-year anniversary of the pandemic lockdown, an outdoor exhibition is opening in Camden, and it's outdoors because we're still in lockdown.
New York Highline team to design London’s Camden Highline
The team that lead the New York's Highline development, turning an old railway line in a public park has won a design competition to do the same along an old railway line in Camden.
London’s Pocket Parks: Camden Gardens, NW1
A decent-sized triangle of land next to Camden Road station, with the railway running through the middle of it, on arches.
It’s the 200th anniversary of Mornington Crescent
This year marks the 200th anniversary of the construction of Mornington Crescent.
London’s Alleys: Argyle Walk, WC1
Sometimes you come across an alley that looks interesting, but is probably new, but turns out to be ancient.
Trial pedestrianisation of Camden High Street
Over the next couple of years, Camden High Street could be blocked to road traffic on a trial basis.
A Vagina Museum is coming to London
If they can raise enough money, then Camden could be boasting a new museum later this year -- devoted to female anatomy.
London’s Pocket Parks: St Andrew’s Gardens, WC1
A ramshackle old park that looks in need of some T&C with grave stones haphazardly sinking into the ground, this is St Andrew's Garden in Camden.
More details released about Camden tube station’s upgrade
Long running plans to upgrade Camden tube station have made a step closer to realisation with another consultation for the public to comment on.
Camden tube station upgrade moves forward
A public consultation is opening to show off plans for a major upgrade of Camden tube station.