The Latest Breaking News from Camden

The 131ft-high wheel which would look out over a part of the Regent’s Canal

The Jewish Museum in Camden is to close indefinitely after years of mounting financial losses.

Daniel Bruce says the legal battle over his home in Camden, north London, occupies so much of his time that he is unable to work as residents are faced with bills of hundreds of thousands of pounds

Debate over closing Primrose Hill overnight has divided locals

The lawyer and author, 61, tells Michael Segalov about family tragedies, legal role models, bigoted cops and the Camden trance scene

Residents of the new build block in Camden, north London, fear they may be trapped in properties valued at £0 and deemed 'unmortgageable' due to the amount of defects

As HS2’s Euston branch stalls, devastated residents call for urgent action as their house prices tumble amid noise, dust and unfinished building work

Alexandra Road Park in Camden caused controversy when it was first built in the 1970s when it cost the local council a huge £20.9 million but social media influencers have since driven up popularity

On Thursday, the Camden arts venue, the Roundhouse, opens a new campus to help young people turn their creativity into a career. It’s a massive boon for the area, and for the kids, who will have a chance to develop their creative skills into something life-changing.

Londoners heard a loud noise this afternoon and, while someone claimed a WW2 bomb had been donated, the London Fire Brigade said the 'bang' is believed to have been thunder

Plummeting pupil numbers are pushing inner city schools to the brink of collapse. As young families flee the capital in record numbers, Katie Strick reports on the frightening consequences for education and the economy