Podcast feedCamden Newscast 21
Camden council are seeking to license buskers in the borough but The Association of Street Artists and Performers (ASAP!) founder has vowed to fight the restrictions in court. Nikhita Chulani speaks to Jonny about this issue alongside local residents, Councillor Abdul Hai the Cabinet Member of Community Safety for Camden and Conservative Councillor Jonny Bucknell. Cyclist deaths have again hit the news and Freddy Chick discusses what can be done to improve safety with Camden Cyclists’ Jean Dollimore who heads the Camden Cycling Campaign. The first international newscast via Louise Morris focuses on the recent elections in Honduras and the current political climate, especially how this effects the lives of women in Honduras.
Features Editor & Presenter: Sarah O’Brien
Features by: Nikhita Chulani, Freddy Chick and Louise Morris
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Camden Community Newscast - 5
Are the Police Protecting the Cyclist – Jayson Mansaray talks to police Commander Sutherland following the death of cyclist Deep Lee in King’s Cross? Holly Lodge Community Centre funding slips away. Charlotte Briere-Edney update on Camden Council’s plan to limit sex entertainment venue licences; Lucy Waterhouse visits the New University of the Arts in King’s Cross; Chris Wilson tells Marian Larragy that it doesn’t require much more than iron determination to be a triathlete and we can confirm that the Olympic Torch is to travel through Camden.
Any witnesses to the collision are asked to contact the Road Death Investigation Unit at Alperton on 0208 998 5319.
Presented by: Jayson Mansaray
Reports from: Lucy Waterhouse, Charlotte Brier-Edney, Marian Larragy, Jayson Mansaray
- If you witnessed the fatal incident in King's Cross
- Camden Cyclists
- Cycling intelligence in King's Cross
- Sex entertainment venue licences
- Central St Martin's School of Arts
- Lucy's extended report on Central St Martin's
- Holly Lodge Community Centre
- Triathlon Clubs in London
- Triathlon in Olympics
- Olympic Torch through Camden
- Back to Camden Community Radio
- CCRadio on Twitter
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What's on in Camden Week Beginning Sunday 6th November
‘Unprovoked’ plays for two days at the Roundhouse Theatre for 14+: The ethics of a market in live human kidneys is debated at Conway Hall; Five Korean artists exhibit their critique of a changed society at Asia House; To mark recent cycling deaths, there is a protest cycle ride around the TfL identified ten most dangerous junction for bikes: A FREE public lecture at UCL from author of The Third Industrial Revolution: Real Old Skool are at The Forum in Kentish Town on Saturday 12th.
Read by:
Matina Grebener
Marian Larragy
Iustina Tomas
Charlotte Briere Edney
Cina Aissa
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