'Nobody wants Camden Town to be like Oxford Street or Westfield'

Interview with transfusion expert at Royal Veterinary College

Christopher Sullivan says the government, police and media to blame for knife crime – not immigrants

The large pool of water forms on Euston Road when it rains, forcing pedestrians to wade across.

Council says Morton Road scheme will deliver much-needed homes

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Taxi driver splashes pedestrians on Euston Road. Photo: Simon Lamrock. Euston Station is one of London’s busiest and most famous interchanges from where thousands of passengers arrive in or leave the capital daily. But there’s a long-standing problem that’s becoming as notable as the station itself -- the "Euston Puddle". London’s transport bosses have been urged to fix the regularly occurring body of water that causes havoc opposite the station.

More exhumations on railwaylands

Maureen Rose in her shop at 22 Cleveland Street. Photo: The Fitzrovia News. Maureen Rose, who runs Taylor's Buttons out of a tiny shop in Cleveland Street, says she is "amazed" by the public response to the fundraising appeal she set up in an effort to save her business from closure. Last month she appealed for donations in an effort to try to pay off £17,000 of rent arrears that dates back to the time of the Covid restrictions when the shop had to close for many months.

A new law to give additional rights to people living in the private rented sector passed its final stage this week with campaigners now calling for it to be implemented "as soon as possible" to bring certainty for both landlords and tenants. The new law will abolish "no fault" Section 21 evictions, include other reforms to improve living conditions, and will create a private rented sector ombudsman to resolve disputes.

What will the future hold for McGlynn's?

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Packed memorial event for community campaigner

A new exhibition at the Torriano Meeting House aims to get neighbours talking about the streets where they live. Dan Carrier reports

Caitlin Maskell looks at what could be done to stop people dying or being serious injured on the transport network

Dan Carrier talks to Myah Asha Jeffer, a photographer who has eschewed digital cameras for the more considered approach offered by film