Amy Winehouse attends the launch of Shaka Zulu bar in Camden, London, in 2010, capturing a moment from the life of one of Britain's most distinctive musical talents...
📷 2010.
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@m_jivetoaster In my younger days, I used to hang around Camden Town, and the Brand types were a dime a dozen. All I see when I look at him is a dirty Camdenite. I can't see anything else.
I’ve been honoured over the past few days to attend Remembrance Day & Remembrance Sunday services around the borough.
It was a privilege to be able to lay a wreath to honour all those in Camden who have served in conflict, and particularly those who gave up their lives
It was a pleasure for the Mayor to present voucher prizes to the three runners-up in Camden’s annual Youth Safety Multi-Media Awards and speak at this year’s Youth Celebration event at Regent High School on 4 November.
Maths can be fun – come and see for yourself at a free, friendly workshop on 1 and 8 December, 10am - 12noon, at the Crowndale Centre, NW1 1BD.
Sign-up here for number skills workshops with Camden Adult Community Learning: https://t.co/3adm8aG2To
Not seen him for awhile but good to see 'The Maths Teacher'who's banned from every Bookmakers in Central London's still kicking about,You can tell it aint cold yet because the Jumper comes off when it is💰💰💰🍻🍻
In 2006, I was in Gilgamesh in Camden and a then relatively unknown Russell Brand propositioned me. He did this by shoving me up against the bar and sliding his arm over me (I'm only 5"1) with a "you're coming home with me darling". So colour me unsurprised about today's verdict.
9 November 2011 – Brian May and Roger Taylor attended the Classic Rock Magazine Roll of Honour Dinner and Awards ceremony, at the world famous Roundhouse in Camden, London ❤️
Stanleys spotted 👀
Our southern friends might have spotted a few posters dotted about Camden Town, thanks to those who sent us these pics!
We return to London next Saturday on 14th November. Final tickets below 🤝
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Professional fortune teller sues Vue Cinema for £12.7 million pounds after being catapulted from defective seat he claims
Marcus Hunefalk Franzen aged 60 from Camden claims the seat collapsed at the end of a matinee in Islington in September 2015 leaving him with chronic neck and back pain that ruined his tarot reading and acting career.
Vue admitted liability but disputes the claim which started at £50,000 pounds and has risen more than 6350% after 11 years with the trial now set for the end of 2027.