A new Executive to Make it Happen for Islington
A new-look Executive is set to Make it Happen for Islington by delivering on the priorities that matter most to local people.
Leader outlines commitment to “Making it Happen” for Islington
The Leader of the Council has set out her pledge to “Making it Happen” for Islington, following yesterday’s (Thursday, 7 May) local election results.
In the election, the Islington Labour Party – led by Cllr Una O’Halloran – won an overall majority of 32 seats, with the Islington Green Party forming the opposition with 19 seats.
Today, Cllr O’Halloran, who remains Leader of the Council, has outlined her commitment to building a safer, fairer, more inclusive borough.
Islington Council’s local election results
Voters across Islington have elected all 51 councillors, following the local elections on Thursday, 7 May.
Chief Executive responds to terrorist attack in Golders Green
In a statement, Victoria Lawson, Chief Executive of Islington Council, has condemned today’s terrorist attack in Golders Green, in which two Jewish men were seriously injured.
Awards for caretakers and concierges celebrate frontline housing staff in Islington
The hardworking staff who look after Islington’s estates were celebrated this week at the Caretaker and Concierge of the Year Awards.
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A new Executive to Make it Happen for Islington
A new-look Executive is set to Make it Happen for Islington by delivering on the priorities that matter most to local people.
Islington’s response to Regulator of Social Housing inspection
Islington Council is committed to strengthening its knowledge of its homes and housing service systems, data and assurance following a review from the Regulator of Social Housing.
Leader outlines commitment to “Making it Happen” for Islington
The Leader of the Council has set out her pledge to “Making it Happen” for Islington, following yesterday’s (Thursday, 7 May) local election results.
In the election, the Islington Labour Party – led by Cllr Una O’Halloran – won an overall majority of 32 seats, with the Islington Green Party forming the opposition with 19 seats.
Today, Cllr O’Halloran, who remains Leader of the Council, has outlined her commitment to building a safer, fairer, more inclusive borough.