Plans to convert toy shop into two flats among planning applications last week
Camden Council has received numerous planning applications, highlighting increased development interest in the area.
A former toy shop in Gospel Oak is set to be converted into residential flats.
Application diversity ranges from small renovations to digital signage installations.
Plans for 26-storey tower opposed by hundreds of residents
Mount Anvil's proposal to redevelop Bacton estate significantly increases housing density, provoking local resident opposition due to concerns over height and character.
Hundreds of car park spaces to be axed as part of O2 Centre development
The O2 Centre is set to lose 320 car parking spaces for new homes as part of a redevelopment project.
Pictures reveal latest designs for O2 Centre redevelopment
The O2 Centre development in Finchley Road will now include 650 homes, increasing from the initially approved 600, with added emphasis on green space.
Extra homes and higher blocks proposed for first phase of O2 Centre redevelopment
The O2 Centre development in Finchley Road is set to begin, with plans increasing the initial home count from 600 to 650.
Plans to convert toy shop into two flats among planning applications last week
Camden Council has received numerous planning applications, highlighting increased development interest in the area.
A former toy shop in Gospel Oak is set to be converted into residential flats.
Application diversity ranges from small renovations to digital signage installations.
Plans for 26-storey tower opposed by hundreds of residents
Mount Anvil's proposal to redevelop Bacton estate significantly increases housing density, provoking local resident opposition due to concerns over height and character.
Hundreds of car park spaces to be axed as part of O2 Centre development
The O2 Centre is set to lose 320 car parking spaces for new homes as part of a redevelopment project.
Pictures reveal latest designs for O2 Centre redevelopment
The O2 Centre development in Finchley Road will now include 650 homes, increasing from the initially approved 600, with added emphasis on green space.
Extra homes and higher blocks proposed for first phase of O2 Centre redevelopment
The O2 Centre development in Finchley Road is set to begin, with plans increasing the initial home count from 600 to 650.
'Letting pubs and clubs open later will mean more crime, filth and litter'
Plans to extend nightlife hours in Camden face backlash from residents wary of increased noise and crime.
Police oppose council plans to boost Camden nightlife by relaxing licensing restrictions
Camden Council's plans to relax some licensing policies lead to controversy
Opposition to the plans stems from concerns about noise, crime, and impact on residents
'Pubs could be allowed to open later - have your say'
Camden Council is considering changes to its licensing policy, raising concerns among residents about community safety and the influence of businesses.
'Letting pubs and clubs open later will mean more crime, filth and litter'
Plans to extend nightlife hours in Camden face backlash from residents wary of increased noise and crime.
Police oppose council plans to boost Camden nightlife by relaxing licensing restrictions
Camden Council's plans to relax some licensing policies lead to controversy
Opposition to the plans stems from concerns about noise, crime, and impact on residents
'Pubs could be allowed to open later - have your say'
Camden Council is considering changes to its licensing policy, raising concerns among residents about community safety and the influence of businesses.
Council under investigation by housing watchdog over dangerous window complaint
Camden council is under scrutiny for poorly handling window installations, endangering resident safety, and failing to provide critical data during consultations.
'Iconic estate with heated walls would be ruined by plan to give us radiators'
Residents oppose Camden Council's proposal to replace the estate's unique heating system due to concerns over architectural integrity and outdated plans.
Council under investigation by housing watchdog over dangerous window complaint
Camden council is under scrutiny for poorly handling window installations, endangering resident safety, and failing to provide critical data during consultations.
'Iconic estate with heated walls would be ruined by plan to give us radiators'
Residents oppose Camden Council's proposal to replace the estate's unique heating system due to concerns over architectural integrity and outdated plans.
'Huge achievement' as historic library reopens after 1.8m revamp
Highgate Library's reopening celebrated community efforts and its vital role in modern education and sustainability.
'Crumbling' 118-year-old library reopens after 1.8m refurbishment
Highgate Library has undergone significant renovations to reduce carbon emissions while preserving its historical integrity, emphasizing sustainable practices in heritage buildings.
'Huge achievement' as historic library reopens after 1.8m revamp
Highgate Library's reopening celebrated community efforts and its vital role in modern education and sustainability.
'Crumbling' 118-year-old library reopens after 1.8m refurbishment
Highgate Library has undergone significant renovations to reduce carbon emissions while preserving its historical integrity, emphasizing sustainable practices in heritage buildings.
Penthouses plan for 1930s Art Deco block of flats withdrawn
Plans for new penthouses atop a historic building in Dartmouth Park have been withdrawn, allowing residents more time to prepare for potential resubmission.
New gym with plunge pools and sauna could open soon
A new gym with plunge pools and sauna is proposed near Euston station, pending Camden Council's approval.
Penthouses plan for 1930s Art Deco block of flats withdrawn
Plans for new penthouses atop a historic building in Dartmouth Park have been withdrawn, allowing residents more time to prepare for potential resubmission.
New gym with plunge pools and sauna could open soon
A new gym with plunge pools and sauna is proposed near Euston station, pending Camden Council's approval.
Dodgy landlord crammed too many people into house with faulty fire doors
Rogue landlords in Camden face legal consequences for unsafe and illegal housing practices, underscoring the need for better regulation and tenant protections.
'We weren't told about 'harmful' King's Cross shopping pavilion plans'
Plans to redevelop Coal Drops Yard are facing backlash for insufficient consultation and potential harm to the historic site.
Campaigners' scepticism as Camden starts 'scoping' Chalcots inquiry phase two
The Camden council delayed an inquiry into tower block safety issues until after the Grenfell Inquiry, prompting criticism from tenant representatives.
Japanese restaurant turns around 1/5 hygiene rating to score 5/5
INE BY TAKU improved its hygiene rating from 1/5 to 5/5 following a recent inspection, showcasing significant progress in food safety standards.
Camden music venue among eateries to score 0/5 hygiene rating
Camden Council found multiple venues failing hygiene inspections, emphasizing significant concerns about food safety and cleanliness standards across the borough.