Celebrating Camden’s High Streets

Bringing Camden’s high streets and town centres to life by spotlighting the people who are shaping them. These stories are part of a campaign to get people to re-enage with their neighbourhoods post COVID isolation.

Client
London Borough of Camden

Role
Making a selection of 25 diverse businesses / charities / institutions / groups to feature. Delivering a photo essay and written interviews for each, to tell a wider story of the borough to get people to re-engage with their local neighbourhoods post isolation caused by COVID.

Camden People’s Theatre
A central London space dedicated to supporting young & emerging artists making inventive new theatre – particularly about issues that matter to people right now.

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Folkies
A music store, home to instruments from around the world, appealing to a range of diaspora groups.

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Roti King
A small restaurant that traces its culinary lineage back to India via Malaysia and serves a simple menu.

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Thimble & Doll
A home business producing made-to-order dolls in 11 different skin tones.

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Redemption Roasters
A coffee shop that provides professional coffee industry training, both inside and outside of prison with direct pathways to employment.

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London Green Cycles
A specialist cargo bike shop, serving the growing new market of those looking to ditch the car for a greener, more active alternative.

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Double Threat Skates
A rollerskate business, continuing London’s tradition of urban craftspeople.

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Vibe’n’Go
A space for neighbours to gather and eat on the street through food cooked on a jerk drum.

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Fair-well
A milk float filled with essentials to refill the pantry without the use of packaging

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Your Bike Project
A space for member of the community to come to fix their bikes, under the guidance of experts

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Bus stops around Camden
The images from the High Street campaign was displayed across 99 bus stops across the London Borough of Camden, giving businesses visibility in their hyper-local area