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In this episode of Camdeners, we chat with Simon Pitkeathley, CEO of the Camden Highline. Simon shares his journey and provides an insightful overview of the Highline project, detailing its objectives, timeline, and inspiration. Discover how this green oasis aims to enhance Camden's cultural and historical fabric, fostering a deeper connection with the community.
 
Simon envisions the Highline transforming the local community and economy by promoting sustainability and green spaces. He discusses community involvement, key challenges, and crucial partnerships that have propelled the project forward. Join us to hear Simon's hopes for the Camden Highline's future impact on Camden. This episode is a must-listen for those interested in urban transformation and sustainable development.

In this episode we’re speaking with Dan Martensen, the man behind the overnight sensation, It's Bagels - a New-York inspired bagel and coffee shop in London’s Primrose Hill.
Dan opened the doors to It's Bagels in September 2023 and within days they had queues of over 200 eager customers lining up for a bagel and coffee. So, how did he do it?
In this conversation Dan shares the secrets behind the daunting task of generating PR for a new brand. He also discusses his community-centric approach to business and the art of balancing tradition and modernity.
Welcome to Camden, It's Bagels!

Dive into the beating heart of Camden with Terry Davy, the Founder of Cyberdog, in this high-energy episode of Camdeners. Discover the captivating history of Cyberdog, from its humble origins to global icon status in alternative fashion. Terry shares personal anecdotes and explores the profound cultural impact of Cyberdog on the unique borough of Camden, where creativity and individuality thrive. Join us for a brief yet dynamic journey through the electric intersection of Cyberdog and Camden's vibrant spirit.

Step into the world of the British Library in this episode of Camdeners. Explore the library's storied history, its vibrant community engagement, and its commitment to sustainability. Discover the origins of the British Library, born from the British Museum Library, and how it has grown into a global cultural treasure. Learn how it connects with the local community through diverse programmes that ignite a passion for learning and creativity.
In an era of environmental challenges, find out how the British Library is championing sustainability. From reducing its carbon footprint to embracing digital conservation, the library is leading the way towards a greener future.
Join us as we celebrate the British Library's legacy, its role in the community, and its dedication to a sustainable tomorrow.

In this episode, Jeffrey Young is joined by Charlotte Samuel, Founder and CEO of Pramstead, a dedicated local community website supporting and connecting families and businesses in and around Hampstead, Camden, Primrose Hill, Belsize Park, St John’s Wood, King's Cross, Highgate & Kentish Town. Discover the power of community networks, explore the borough's scenic wonders, and learn about the events, activities, services & special deals in our neighbourhood to make your life easier & more fun. Join us for an uplifting discussion that celebrates togetherness, Camden's beauty, and embraces the vision behind Pramstead – connecting families for a brighter, more enriching future.

In this episode, Jeffrey Young is joined by Ariel Bruce a social worker who specialises in tracing people affected by adoption. She also helps to trace people who have lost touch as a result of emigration, divorce or other family separations. They discuss the challenges and rewards of this line of work, particular stories that have stood out, and the ITV show Long Lost Family in which Ariel is the lead search and social work consultant.