November 2005

• £1.5 million cash boost to give older people independence
• Police tell cyclists to hit the road - not the pavement
• Young achievers recognised for their hard work
• Wanted: foster carers for Camden
• Ampthill Estate trainee graduates with honours
• Borough-wide controlled drinking zone on the cards
• Budding diplomats from Hampstead School sweep the board in model United Nations
• Safety campaign to keep fireworks night fun for all
• Camden council secure government backing for new bid to renovate chalcots estate
• Camden Council sets out enforcement steps under new licensing law
• Plans for future of parks released
• Camden remembers
• Plans approved to introduce centre to cut drug problems
• Camden Slam tonight
• Party gives a lift to Camden Council tenants
• Cash boost targets local youth crime prevention
• Older homeowners miss out on thousands of pounds of benefit
• Children and young people campaign for a bully-free Camden
• New parking permits in Camden to make your life easier
• Council promotes enterprising spirit of Camden
• Dramatic message for children in road safety week
• Faces of Kabul starts Islam Awareness Week
• Have your say on major planning schemes sooner
• Action plan already in place to ensure rapid improvements at Netley school
• Camden school: 'an oasis of hope for pupils'
• Hate crime victims urged to come forward
• Dispersal zone agreed to prevent alcohol-fuelled crime
• Innovative scheme helps refugees to find work