Quiet Camden – a low traffic neighbourhood?
This is was the title of a blogpost from nearly a year ago. So before you think that the CRA has been completely dilatory and not achieved anything in the meantime, read on...
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These quieter times…
Here is a beautiful video which is going sort of ‘viral’ across Bath’s social media. Wera Hobhouse is the latest to post it. So for ‘Camden completeness’ and because Jack is is nearly...
Spectacular 8pm clap for all front line workers in Belgrave Crescent…
Local resident, Richard Perkins, of Belgrave Crescent performed Misirlou outside his house and was joined by his neighbours who clapped and cheered along. Last week he made a three minute video that includes clips of...
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It’s nearly week since the last blogpost. Our ‘low traffic neighbourhood’ is doing exactly what we would have hoped it would and brought people out onto the street and – at a safe...
The Lockdown is helping the committee work better!
Here is a representation of how the Committee has met for the last two weeks and will meet again next Tuesday. If you do have any local concerns for us to consider then,...
334 eggs
Laura’s great idea for a semi virtual easter egg hunt on Easter Sunday got an astonishing array of responses (eggs, Humpty Dumpty, easter bunnies) from one end of Camden to the other. My...
Best wishes for the Easter Break (for some)
The NHS and plenty of other front-line workers deserve our extra support on Thursday evening at 8pm. Work for them must carry on regardless of Easter. Good to see a super-sized flag flying...
Clap for our carers this evening
It’s on again at 8pm. This time with pots, pans and trumpets and horns! This picture was placed outside Kingswood School. And an extra big clap for all those brave and generous souls...
Week 3: We’re now in full action!
Louise writes: We now have 18 volunteer-requester relationships set up across our lovely corner of Bath, and so far they are all working well – shopping, pharmacy collections, regular “keep in touch” calls,...
End of week notices
Well, the Camden clapping lasted long enough for my hands to sting a bit. There were fireworks at the Larkhall end and the fire engines were blasting out from Bathwick Street. Everyone I...