#camden-council

#camden-council

Community members expressed strong opposition to proposed high-rise towers in the Bacton redevelopment plan due to concerns over overshadowing and community impact.

Camden Council has approved a development strategy for Regis Road, focusing on creating a vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood.

Camden aims to develop a Film Quarter and housing in Kentish Town but faces challenges due to fragmented land ownership.

Plans to convert a car park into student housing in Kings Cross have been submitted to Camden Council.

The council received 55 planning applications, including residential conversions and modifications for community safety.

Several notable applications aim to convert commercial spaces into residential flats while enhancing security at public facilities.

Haringey Council announced changes to refuse collection over Easter, while other councils, like Camden, Barnet, and Enfield, maintained regular schedules.

Camden offers diverse waste collection services tailored to different types of residences.

Plans to regenerate the Bacton estate include new tall towers, but residents oppose due to concerns over views and management of existing buildings.

Regal London seeks to restart a controversial development, facing objections concerning delivery access that may disrupt local pedestrian areas and market activities.

Local residents are urging for timely installation of new benches in Haverstock Hill, emphasizing their importance for community use.

Swiss Cottage sakura trees are closed off due to construction this spring.

Grassroots activists in Camden campaign against local investment in companies linked to Israel amidst ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Regal London seeks to revive a high-rise project in Swiss Cottage, facing local opposition due to visibility and environmental concerns.

The Bacton Action Group is organizing a crucial public meeting to address concerns regarding plans for new 26-storey towers.

Highgate Library's reopening celebrated community efforts and its vital role in modern education and sustainability.

Swiss Cottage Library celebrates 60 years with a redesigned children's area, enhancing community engagement and inspiring a love for reading.

The O2 Centre development in Finchley Road will now include 650 homes, increasing from the initially approved 600, with added emphasis on green space.

Jenny Rowlands, chief executive of Camden Council, will leave her position after eight years, emphasizing the community's importance and the changes made during her tenure.

Camden Council approved a 32-storey tower project by British Land, despite concerns over sustainability and carbon footprint.

Camden Council is reviewing an application to alter the O2 Centre redevelopment plans to increase housing and green spaces.

Mount Anvil's proposal to redevelop Bacton estate significantly increases housing density, provoking local resident opposition due to concerns over height and character.

Camden Council plans to introduce a fully segregated cycle lane on Shaftesbury Avenue to improve safety and cycling infrastructure.

Camden Council has validated numerous planning applications for home, commercial, and healthcare developments, including a significant outdoor exhibition in 2025.

Camden Council is reviewing various building change of use applications, including significant transformations in Belsize Park and Camden Market.

Camden Council is reviewing multiple planning applications, focusing on housing conversions, extensions, and developments in the area.

The Flask pub in Highgate is seeking approval for CCTV installation to enhance security in accordance with police requests.

The Camden Council is reviewing a range of planning applications, including a significant refurbishment of The Edinboro Castle pub, built in 1839.

A former women's mental health hostel is proposed to be turned into a family home.

Tape London plans to open a versatile new venue in Chalk Farm, blending live music with immersive performances and industry networking.

Camden Council is considering changes to its licensing policy, raising concerns among residents about community safety and the influence of businesses.

Camden Council seeks community input to improve HMO licensing to enhance safety standards in shared homes.

Camden council is under scrutiny for poorly handling window installations, endangering resident safety, and failing to provide critical data during consultations.

The Camden council delayed an inquiry into tower block safety issues until after the Grenfell Inquiry, prompting criticism from tenant representatives.

Residents express concern over Camden Council's proposed 30-minute extension of pub opening hours without necessary safety measures.

Camden Council is creating quality temporary accommodation to address the housing crisis affecting many Londoners.

The owner of Magdala Tavern seeks to convert a community function space into residential use, sparking opposition from local groups.

Camden Council's landlord services face criticism for a defensive complaints culture, as revealed by a Housing Ombudsman investigation.

Affordable housing initiatives are ongoing in Southwark with 120 new homes completed in Peckham.

Camden Council is implementing anti-pee paint in Holborn and Covent Garden to combat street urination, seen as a significant issue by local staff.

Plans to redevelop Coal Drops Yard are facing backlash for insufficient consultation and potential harm to the historic site.

Highgate Library has undergone significant renovations to reduce carbon emissions while preserving its historical integrity, emphasizing sustainable practices in heritage buildings.

Camden Council is proposing 'green mobility hubs' in Kentish Town to support sustainable travel and enhance public spaces.

Camden Council is consulting on a new cycle hire docking station near St Pancras station to improve local transport options.

Plans for new penthouses atop a historic building in Dartmouth Park have been withdrawn, allowing residents more time to prepare for potential resubmission.

A new gym with plunge pools and sauna is proposed near Euston station, pending Camden Council's approval.

The O2 Centre is set to lose 320 car parking spaces for new homes as part of a redevelopment project.

The O2 Centre development in Finchley Road is set to begin, with plans increasing the initial home count from 600 to 650.