October 2005

• Books bonanza for children in Camden
• Camden Council managers go back to the shop floor
• Camden cracks down on dirty enviro criminals who trash our streets
• Camden exports anti-social behaviour lessons to Europe
• Camden forges ahead on school meals
• Camden in Bloom 2005 winners announced
• Camden leaders celebrate clean streets accolade
• Camden top brass jump off Town Hall to aid Mayor's charity
• Celebration of Camden Faith Communities' Partnership common values
• Comprehensive review of parking controls in Camden leads to better service for all
• Council to investigate Camden's postal service
• Extra police powers in Camden Town given two month extension
• Mayor welcomes Camden's honoured citizens
• New Leader and executive members selected
• New repairs lines go live
• New residents presented with Green Welcome Pack on arrival in Camden
• Next step for Kentish Town sports centre
• Plans for smoking ban will widen health inequalities
• Presentation of Camden Monopoly boards to playcentres
• Recycling champions needed in your community
• Red tape cut for primary school applicants
• St Pancras Library is open again
• Teenagers dive in to underwater archaeology course
• TV fame for Camden residents and their allotments
• Young people to quiz Camden politicians