
Belsize Bar & Brasserie
Peter Wallace, Committee member writes: Opening soon, a very old Belsize Park pub with a new identity: the Haverstock Arms at the lower end of
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Peter Wallace, Committee member writes: Opening soon, a very old Belsize Park pub with a new identity: the Haverstock Arms at the lower end of

Belsize Ward Surgeries: 2nd Wed of each month 6-8pm Belsize Community Library Coffee with a Councillor: Last Wed of the month at Roni’s, Belsize Village

Alan Selwyn writes: I’d occasionally walked past this nondescript wooden door with its tattered name, on Fellows Road opposite the junction with Eton Road, and

Friends of Belsize Community Library Talk 18th June Alan Selwyn reports- Yesterday (18th June) we heard a hugely entertaining and informative talk by the charismatic

Manager Rosie Barrett welcomes in customers! Committee member Peter Wallace writes: Flowing again ! The doors are open and the beer is on tap again

Michael Little PhD, from Ratio, writes: The Winch has a long and distinguished history of acting as a conduit between community and local government. The

What an interesting area we live in! This was well illustrated by Averil Nottage’s fascinating and thoroughly researched local history walk, “Artists, Refugees & Spies”,

As reported in The Ham & High (May 7) BelSoc has objected to BT’s plan to replace a redundant phone box on Haverstock Hill (at