Camden New Journal

The Independent London Newspaper

17th May 2012

Editors Comment

NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Guess who will end up paying for the 'benefit' of HS2?; Support for Ken Livingstone has slipped in Camden - so what went wrong?
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: As they reject Camden GPs' bid to launch new service, it's clear that bosses still don't realise that the NHS should be run for patients
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Town Hall's housing repairs staff tribunals bill soars – but what about the human cost?; Sense has been towed away in our mess of a parking system
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Abuse has risen throughout Britain since private companies began to run care centres, so can profit motive be compatible with looking after the elderly?
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Maximising customer value? Patients - particularly the elderly - are overlooked and consultants cash in as all eyes are on the bottom line in modern NHS
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Traffic chaos grows as Camden Town's junctions are transformed, but TfL steer away from telling us what is going on
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Cameron deserves success in his bid to curb drinking; Sympathy for teachers who marched against proposal to raise retirement age in an emotionally draining job
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Hawley Wharf decision-making process was a victory for our great tradition of debate, however chaotic or unharnessed
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Hasn't it sunk in with rich Heath managers that it's a cheek to charge pond bathers?; Slow down on Hawley Wharf; Rise of the press office 'Tuckers'
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Never mind the denials and the stubborn reaction to criticism, NHS privatisation is being slipped past the public
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Supermarket’s future obscured amid political spin - but there may be a chink of light for the co-operative
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: A foretaste of marketised health on our doorsteps; and why Thierry Henry's housing plans are an own goal for Camden
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Rail project spells destruction for ordinary families
NEW JOURNAL COMMENT: Cameron finally spells out what NHS ‘reform’ will mean
Reform of our coroners’ courts is now long overdue
Will Hawley Road dynamism be lost to red tape?
Tower fire highlights the need for vigilance by council
Good cause to fight against being fast-tracked to disaster
A clear vision of what our health service should be
Flunked opportunity
Skulking into town
Turn on, tune in, pay up: where is the digital opt-out?
They’re itching to take away our universal benefits
‘Dinner ladies’ and how PM could be made to eat his words
Are we snookered by outsiders with wrecking balls?

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