Gillian Jason, Primrose Hill art gallery owner who championed female artists

Danny Ridout, master craftsman who kept the trade in the family

Jo Tuckman, fearless journalist who fell in love with Mexico

Dr Ron Singer, GP who fought to protect the NHS

Norah Wood, centenarian cook who never lost her sense of humour

Eugene Manzi, record shop owner at the heart of Camden’s music scene

Phil May, rock ‘god’ loved by music greats

John Lefley, quiz ace campaigner who always had a question

Enid Wistrich, former councillor with passion for politics and civil liberties

Dame Jocelyn Barrow, pioneer who was champion of race equality

Mike Pentelow, editor who stood by Fitzrovia for half a century

Karen Childs, upbeat music publicist who ‘stretched life to the limit’

Richard Garner, passionate newspaper man with insight and understanding

Leah Fritz, talented activist poet with frank style

Brian Pordage, resolute voice for Camden’s council tenants

Mary Talbot, dinner lady who had a special bond with primary schools

Ruairi McAleese, kind and witty community activist

Caroline Deys, family planner who became church reader

Anita Broome, tireless volunteer once tracked by Special Branch