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Addresses transport and traffic issues throughout the ward as a whole.

Website and e-newsletter to keep residents, workers and local businesses in touch with what is going on in their community and offer a way of having their say. To lobby and work with Camden and our ward councillors to make Holborn an even better place…

Conservation area committee that monitors and advises on all planning applications.

The team has two primary functions: housing commissioning and housing partnerships. Housing commissioning: commissioning housing-related support services previously funded by Supporting People for single homeless people with support needs, homeless families, people with substance misuse problems, rough sleepers, ex-offenders and women escaping domestic violence. Housing…

A Business Improvement District (BID) working to improve Bloomsbury, Holborn and St Giles as a safe and sustainable place to work, live and visit. Aims to promote the area as a business district, reduce crime and carbon emissions, and enhance the public realm and transport…

Jeffreys Street conservation area was first set up in 1985 and enlarged in 2001. It lies between Rochester conservation area to the north, Regent's Canal conservation area to the south and Camden Broadway conservation area to the east. Jeffreys conservation area lies entirely within NW1,…

The Neighbourhood Plan was adopted by Camden Council on 19 September 2016. The Plan now has legal effect and is part of Camden's statutory Development Plan for the Kentish Town area and will have an influence over local planning and development decisions.

Kentish Town Road Action is a pressure group of local residents (some of whom represent residents associations or other amenity groups) and business people working to make Kentish Town Road a more vibrant and attractive shopping and meeting centre. The group is concerned with all…

Involved in a number of projects including: Wellbeing, Keeping Safer - tackling the fear of crime, lobbying for improved street seating, campaigning for a community toilet scheme, raising awareness of road safety and seeking safer road crossings.

Provides information on the Kings Cross development and the local area including its history. The Kings Cross Visitor Centre stocks free literature, a small reference library and is home to a computerised interactive model of the development. It also organises free tours of the public…

Advisory committee for the various conservation areas around Kings Cross, both in Camden and Islington. Discuss developments and planning applications.

Helps people living and working in King's Cross to have a say in the future of the area and the development of the old railway lands. Discussions and responses are planned by local residents and businesses from Camden and Islington.

Local guide to King's Cross, featuring shops, clubs, gigs. Contains a link to Camden TV - a site containing downloadable TV shows about Kings Cross.

Working to complete Phase 2 of the development, creating a new northern ticket hall (opening 29 November 2009), a pedestrian tunnel to the Northern Piccadilly and Victoria lines and step free access to all London Underground lines at the station. Completion expected in 2010.

A consortium of over 30 knowledge-based institutions within a one mile radius of Kings Cross. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).

The Localism Act 2011 gives new rights and powers for communities and individuals and new freedoms and flexibilities for local government; it is intended to make the planning system more democratic and more effective and to ensure that decisions about housing are taken locally.

Details all of the pop-up restaurants, pop-up bars, pop-up shops, pop-up galleries, and pop-up gigs in London. (The details shown here were taken from the organisation's website).

The Committee has representatives from each of the 14 roads covered by the Conservation Area. Advises and comments on planning issues in the area, in close co-operation with Camden Council. Discusses planning applications monthly and other issues such as trees and urban analysis.

Residents and businesses improving the local area for the benefit of all. The Marchmont area is packed with history. We care about preserving and sharing the very best of our inheritance. Living in a big city like London brings incredible opportunities and an enormous range…

Membership organisation acting as a representative forum of businesses interested in any issues in West Hampstead that may have an effect on Mill Lane and neighbouring area.