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NHS money wasted while A&E faces axe

2010-02-17 13:18:45 Tags:

Taxpayer to pay £126m over the odds for Whittington work

Camden's businesses under threat

2010-01-14 19:57:23 Tags:

Protect our businesses from crippling rate hikes - Jo Shaw

Government not doing enough as Camden's pensioners freeze

2010-01-04 13:36:31 Tags:

As the cold snap continues, Camden's Lib Dem parliamentary campaigner Jo Shaw has urged extra help for local pensioners that cannot afford heating.

Whittington A&E Under Threat of Closure

2009-11-27 19:40:11 Tags: NHS, Whittington

Jo Shaw has attacked a plan to axe the A&E at Whittington hospital.

Jo Shaw launches drop-in DNA surgeries for local residents.

2009-11-20 13:51:50 Tags: DNA, Civil Liberties

Jo has set up a drop in surgery to help innocent people find out if their DNA is being stored and then get it taken off the DNA database. This first session in Camden is launched on Friday 20th November at the Maiden Lane Youth Club.

What does government have to hide over DNA database?

2009-11-17 14:00:54 Tags:

Holborn and St Pancras campaigner Jo Shaw is this week fighting the Government's DNA database holder's refusal to reveal whether some young people are more likely to have their DNA stockpiled.

Parliament Must Clean Up its Act - Hughes and Shaw

2009-11-05 13:49:23 Tags:

Lib Dem environment spokesman Simon Hughes made a surprise visit to Holborn and St Pancras at the weekend, to highlight the local MP's failure to back action on climate change.

Success on Citizen's Advice

2009-11-03 14:45:24 Tags:

The Citizen's Advice Bureau (CAB) on Kentish Town Road will stay open for face-to-face appointments.

Youth Unemployment Rockets to New High

2009-10-30 16:39:27 Tags:

Action needed to get our 18-24 year-olds into work - Jo Shaw

Kentish Town Citizens' Advice Bureau threat

2009-08-28 15:50:39 Tags: community, CAB, petition

Camden CAB Limited have plans to close Kentish Town CAB for face to face appointments. The office is currently seeing around 65 people per day for help with problems such as debt advice, welfare benefits, and housing and employment problems.