Eight in ten respondents back pension fund divestment proposals
At least 80% of respondents agreed with proposals outlined in a consultation on ending pension fund investments in companies linked to conflict, genocide, and other human rights abuses.
Islington Council to take on running of adventure playgrounds and interim nursery care from Islington Play Association this summer
Islington Council has confirmed that it will keep four adventure playgrounds open that were at risk of closure – and step in to provide interim nursery care at Paradise Park Children’s Centre – due to the current provider being unable to continue.
More than £390m to be invested in council home upgrades
Thousands of homes will benefit from major upgrades to heating, kitchens, and bathrooms over the next five years – as part of a £390m investment.
Making it happen for cleaner, safer and more welcoming neighbourhoods
A series of targeted, resident-led clean-ups is helping Make it Happen, as the council continues to put resident priorities at the heart of its work.
Historic Highbury Clock Tower set for major restoration works
One of the borough’s most recognisable landmarks – the historic Jubilee Clock Tower in Highbury – is set to be restored by the council, to bring it back to its former glory.
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Eight in ten respondents back pension fund divestment proposals
At least 80% of respondents agreed with proposals outlined in a consultation on ending pension fund investments in companies linked to conflict, genocide, and other human rights abuses.
Islington Council to take on running of adventure playgrounds and interim nursery care from Islington Play Association this summer
Islington Council has confirmed that it will keep four adventure playgrounds open that were at risk of closure – and step in to provide interim nursery care at Paradise Park Children’s Centre – due to the current provider being unable to continue.
More than £390m to be invested in council home upgrades
Thousands of homes will benefit from major upgrades to heating, kitchens, and bathrooms over the next five years – as part of a £390m investment.