March 2007

• Camden council tax freeze goes ahead
• Success for pupils at Fleet Primary School
• Camden secondary schools go up the league
• Dispersal zone to tackle problem youths in Highgate
• Camden school places survey results
• Parents and nurseries go green with real nappies
• Beer tastes sweeter for Camden drinkers
• Top marks for Kentish Town Primary School
• Thames Water fined £70,000 for streetworks offences in Camden
• More time to give your views on dog controls
• Swiss Cottage to close for birthday check up
• Successful first year of books on prescription
• Queens Crescent Library reopens
• Sustainable design and construction policy approved by Camden Council
• Prison sentence for bank account fraudster
• Camden youths 'Act on It'
• Better service for victims
• Bid to turn 9000 empty buildings into homes
• Court upholds council's decision
• Camden's Family Learning Fun Day wins national prize
• Stelios helps Camden students get on track
• Pupils held captive at school
• Camden pupils stage biggest ever singalong
• Stelios helps Camden students get on track
• New free graffiti removal for Camden residents and businesses
• Decision on Prince of Wales Road and Dalby Street highway plans
• Recycling twice as easy for Camden residents
• Is your home safe?
• New law to protect most vulnerable residents
• King's Cross planning applications - special meetings