In The Shortest History of Japan, Lesley Downer brings an expert storyteller’s eye to the sweep of Japanese history. Here are the emperors and warlords, the samurai and women warriors,… Continue reading The Shortest History of Japan – Lesley Downer
Reviews by Professor Michael Marmot in 2010 and 2020 highlight that health inequalities are driven by conditions in which people are born, live, and work, rather than just by healthcare… Continue reading London’s Health: the issues and challenges
Our AGM will offer reports and information about recent activities and encourage discussion on future plans and your participation, before our speaker. Dan Carrier, a passionate reporter and supporter of… Continue reading Camden New Journal: Past, Present and Future and FOHL AGM
Maureen Paton is a freelance journalist. She is the author of two works of non-fiction and was a committee member of the campaigning group Women in Journalism. This is her first… Continue reading The Mystery at Rake Hall – Maureen Paton
A Highgate Festival Event. Showing of the film 'Power Station'. Two artists set out to kickstart a people powered energy revolution. Directed by the duo, Power Station charts their turbulent journey, from pitching the idea to their neighbours, raising finance by sleeping on the roof and launching a bid for a Christmas number one. Powell and Edelstyn’s film is a vibrant portrait of a neighbourhood and the art of the possible.
Dr Grace Livingstone is an affiliated lecturer at Centre of Latin American Studies, University of Cambridge. Her research interests include US and British foreign policy towards Latin America, and the… Continue reading Venezuela, Cuba, Chile, Mexico – What is happening in Latin America? – Dr Grace Livingstone
