Strong local councillor support for our LTN Campaign
Thanks to those who responded to our latest appeal for signatures. We’re on the up again, but do please check that your friends and neighbours in the area, as well as your household...
Category: Camden Residents
Walthamstow’s ‘Four Villages’ Low Traffic Neighbourhood Case Study
Last night was the second of four big transport events in Bath taking place over three weeks or so. Next week involves a three day incubator event which includes a three minute profile...
To say things are hotting up…
…is a bit of an understatement as well as a ‘double entendre‘. There’s four conferences on the go at the moment – all addressing issues and opportunities for Bath regarding transport and climate...
Planetary alignment
Reprising on my AGM theme, if there ever was a time to sort out the traffic problems in Camden and NE Bath in general – this is it. Sometimes things just seem to...
Low Traffic Neighbourhood Campaign
Thanks again to the 50 people who attended our AGM last week and to those who found the time to write to us afterwards – all supportive, some constructively critical too. We are...
AGM yesterday!
If you were one of the fifty there, I hope you came away from the meeting with the same sense of positivity. Thanks for being there and for the several apologies from those...
AGM tomorrow
If you are reading this on Wednesday 20th November – well done, you’re highly connected! The AGM is on Thursday 21st at 19:30, at the Claremont Community Centre. We’d love to see you...
Slow Shopping Days in Bath
I’ve just attended a Lansdown Dementia Action Alliance Meeting, of which I’m a member, and was asked to publicise two dates to our residents. Bath businesses and charities have come together to provide...
World Cup Local Hero
Weill if it wasn’t to be England then at least it is Camden’s one and only Francois Louw. The text of this post is based upon a report in the South African Times....
Some reason to be optimistic about ‘Wild Camden’.
Four of us braved the rain (as well as missing the last five minutes of the rugby) to discuss the level of neighbourliness we see from the Council, as owners of the land...