Sue Crockford, witty film-maker and activist who never lost her joyful enthusiasm

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Dennis Pearce, zany union man who fought injustice

Cecil Woolf, publisher who was last relative to have known Virginia

Una Hawkins, Buck’s Head landlady who fed the homeless on Christmas Day

Sylvia Mawson, inspirational headteacher at Primrose Hill Primary School

Douglas Marshall, singing architect who challenged injustice and incompetence

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Eileen Reading, ‘nutty Nanny’ born on pavement

Edward Burd, architect who found time for his lifelong passion

Maureen Brass, music lessons pioneer who loyally taught at same school for 42 years

Gordon Maclean, distinguished architect who loved Hampstead

Jackie Charlton, teacher who inspired young people to take up sport

Janice Biondini, creative ‘born teacher’ who chatted to all

Margie Dolan, campaigner who devoted life to fighting for social justice

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Sir Alan Greengross, the Conservative ‘insider critic’ who almost saw off Thatcher

Victor Newsome, ‘funny and sharp’ artist who toasted life with creativity

Keith Bird, community campaigner who helped bring fireworks to Primrose Hill

Bridie McGowan, helping hand among founders of the Irish Elderly Advice Network