Saturday’s London Links

Out and about

• The Camden New Journal reports on Dumpton Place and the battle to rename the Dump…ton.
• Cycles, pedestrians and cars could share our streets in perfect harmony, says the Evening Standard.
• Updating on the Clissold Park Cafe story in the Hackney Gazette.
• London Underground sees new ads stating that the paper you’re reading is rubbish.
• Tensions rise between lease holders and landlords in Haringey. Hornsey Journal.
• Londoneer has a great piece on how to get over a break up in London.

• Sign up to the campaign for economic equality in London. My Fair London.
• UK Polling report has the latest London polling figures.
• Jonathan Freedland in the Guardian says this time round he just can’t vote Ken.
• The Evening Standard thinks the ‘granny tax’ cold cost Boris Johnson the election.
• Siobhan Benita calls for more diverse public figures. South West Londoner.
• The Press Association has Green candidate Jenny Jones on dangerous dogs.
• UKIP’s fresh ideas for London are examined at Mayor Watch.
• Politicians back road safety in Kingston across party lines. Jolly good.
• The Huffington Post reports an interesting meeting with Brian Paddick.