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Geoffrey Sawyer

Geoffrey Sawyer

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Contributor, Camden New Journal

Final Covers

Video Editing , Social Media , Law , Photography , Sport , News

Doesn’t Cover

Anything about soccer.

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 163

  • Death, but it's not the end of the world

    By Geoffrey Sawyer| Camden New Journal Verified Funeral director Paul FarrellThis article was published in our Eco 2025 green editionFUNERAL directors have begun using “Cocoon” eco-coffins so people do not have to harm the planet in their final farewell. Paul Farrell, who runs LDC Funeral Services in Tufnell Park, said the coffins would be offered free of charge for cremations during 2025. He said that wooden frames are reused at the end of each service, with an internal second coffin used for the cremation.

    By Geoffrey Sawyer · Camden New Journal

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • Clues to new Slow Horses character as film crews return to Camden

    By Geoffrey Sawyer| Camden New Journal Verified The production team at work in Bloomsbury [Simon Lamrock]NEW episodes of the hit Apple TV series Slow Horses were being shot in Bloomsbury this week. And it was impossible for passers-by not to see the clue pointing to a fresh character who may feature in the next instalment of the quirky spy show: the hint was big, red and included a giant picture of a new cast member.

    By Geoffrey Sawyer · Camden New Journal

    Jan. 17, 2025

  • Death, but it's not the end of the world

    By Geoffrey Sawyer| Camden New Journal Verified Funeral director Paul FarrellThis article was published in our Eco 2025 green editionFUNERAL directors have begun using “Cocoon” eco-coffins so people do not have to harm the planet in their final farewell. Paul Farrell, who runs LDC Funeral Services in Tufnell Park, said the coffins would be offered free of charge for cremations during 2025. He said that wooden frames are reused at the end of each service, with an internal second coffin used for the cremation.

    By Geoffrey Sawyer · Camden New Journal

    Feb. 11, 2025

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Company Info

Camden New Journal

Provides local news from the Camden, Islington and Westminster areas.

London, England, United Kingdom

'+44 20 7419 9000