New Journal+
New Journal+, Daisy Clague, Dan Carrier, Richard Osley, Isabel Loubser, Caitlin Maskell, Frankie Lister-Fell, Tom FootThe new newsletter for north London from the journalists at the Camden New Journal and Islington Tribune. There will be weekly digests, bonus material, investigations, interviews and long-form features.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 72 | Subscribers | Read | newjournal.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.
Why don't people want to be a councillor?
North London Bubble #23: Labour reopen search for candidates PLUS £200 tickets to dine with Chris Philp
Digest: Couple found dead behind door, immigration squads and celeb support for cafes
If you haven’t read this weekend’s bonus feature, there is still time to read Caitlin Maskell’s look at the quiet rise of lacrosse in London.
Go Capybaras! How London is falling in love with lacrosse
Lacrosse is often seen as something only played in private schools and royal circles. Perhaps that stereotype is a barrier to entry in itself, a lasting image which tells too many that it’s somehow not for them and to stick to football.
Still here, but what do the local Tories do now?
North London Bubble #22: The final legs of conference season
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
This is the subscription newsletter from the offices of the Camden New Journal and Islington Tribune.
Journalist at the Islington Tribune. I report on everyday injustices and stories about how people look after each other when systems fail them.
I am a newspaper reporter and I run the Dig It Sound System.
North London stuff
I have lived in Camden for the majority of my life and feel proud to work in the borough that shaped me. I am interested in writing stories about everyday people with everyday issues and holding institutions to account.
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