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Keir Starmer has joined Mitzvah Day 2021, with projects at South Hampstead Synagogue and in Temple Fortune. Boris Johnson supported the social action day.

Haringey Council has accidentally revealed a plan in next year's budget to spend £54m doing up its offices in Wood Green, north London.

A flower wall display outside the Black Cap in Camden High Street marks the 30th anniversary of Nirvana’s classic album Nevermind.

Crouch End convenience store Londis in Weston Park, featured in Shaun of the Dead, has been sold to new owners.

Jewellery designer Genevieve Schwartz, who lives in Archway and has a studio in Highgate, is challenging gender norms with her men's engagement rings.

A skirt made in Highgate has been handed to Little Amal, a giant puppet of a child refugee who has trekked 8,000km from the Turkish-Syrian border to the UK.

Childs Hill author Alison Grunwald has published a series of children's books inspired by her grandchildren, called Whatever Next, Grandma.

East Finchley and Primrose Hill dog owners dressed up their pets for Halloween at Reenie's Ice Cream Bar with Wagadoo and the Spaniards Inn for All Dogs Matter.

Camden Green Party leader Sian Berry is calling on Camden Council to press the government on the climate emergency during COP26.

Professor Mark Maslin is part of University College London's Climate Hub and is at COP26 to discuss carbon sinks, climate change and deforestation.