Harry Taylor sits down with Camden Tories leader Gio Spinella. Leader of the opposition since February, the councillor for Frognal and Fitzjohns talks about the party's difficult election chances, how bins should be more important than Brexit on polling day and how his cosmopolitan background has influenced his politics.

Leader of the council Georgia Gould talks to Harry Taylor about how her time at Camden School for Girls helped shape her politics, talks about her recollection of last June's Chalcots Estate evacuation, and whether wiping the opposition off the council next week would be a good thing.

Harry Taylor sits down with Green councillor for Highgate, and London Assembly member Sian Berry, as she talks about the environment, how her politics were shaped by time on benefits growing up, and four years as a Green representative for Highgate.

Harry Taylor sits down with the long serving Fortune Green councillor, and Liberal Democrat leader Flick Rea, who will fight to stay on the council for a 32nd year.

She talks to the North London Politics Podcast about the night the Lib Dems won joint-control of the council in 2006, the fractious atmosphere of the SDP/Alliance era and how she considered nearly giving it all up.

Harry Taylor speaks to the man in charge of Camden's purse strings, Fortune Green councillor Richard Olszewski about his experience as a Labour election entryst, meeting Ian Paisley, and run-ins with rival football fans in a British Rail work canteen.

Harry Taylor sits down with Hampstead Town councillor Oliver Cooper to discuss his youthful rebellion in joining the Conservative Party, whether Brexit will affect the party's vote in the local elections, and whether he enjoys the barbed nature of the council chamber.