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Mimi Romilly spoke to Violet about the disruption HS2 will cause around Euston and the lack of understanding or genuine interest HS2 Ltd. shows towards the local community. Mimi sings her ‘HS2 Protest Song’ and then is joined for another rendition by Dust from Psychopathic Romantics.

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Psychopathic Romantics

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The numbers of homeless people on the streets in Camden is reaching crisis point. There has been a shocking series of deaths of homeless people round Camden Town and yet despite the risks, more and more find themselves sleeping on our streets. Why are they forced to sleep on the street in our society? What system of help is there and how does it work?

Freddy Chick went to find out and to hear the stories of four people homeless around Camden Town.

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There is a noticeable rise in the number of people, mostly men, homeless in Camden Town. Everyone who is homeless is out for a different reason, has their story to tell. Here’s one of them.

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This month in the World of Whoa! the things that have been stopping host Catherine Carroll in her tracks are a play about the Easter Rising by Sharon Sexton, the sad closure of our favourite local café, and the return of 90’s girlband legends All Saints to Camden.

A Fit Wife for a Revolutionary

Sharon Sexton's play at London Irish Centre

All Saints at Koko

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Camden Community Radio’s Mary Holditch reports from inside the recent rent strike held across UCL halls. It was a protest against student rents being higher than the minimum student loan can cover. It grew into a media story that was reported on worldwide and forced UCL management to talk to the strikers.

Mary is a student at SOAS living in one of the halls that was striking. She reports from inside the strike itself (often inside the kitchen in fact!) to bring you the students’ voices first hand.

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