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Islington Council is allowing a small number of market stall traders to reopen for business this weekend, to test whether new guidelines on social distancing can keep shoppers and workers safe.

Islington Council appreciates how important it is to support struggling businesses during the coronavirus outbreak, which is why it has launched an interactive directory of small, independent businesses in the borough.

Islington Council can today announce £4million of extra support for residents finding themselves in financial difficulty during the coronavirus outbreak.

Islington Council yesterday (Monday 10 February) celebrated the huge achievements of more than 50 adult learners living in the borough at an award ceremony at the Town Hall.

The Institute of Physics has this week hosted the launch of a new and pioneering programme from Islington Council that will ensure that every child in the borough has 100 hours’ experience of the world of work by the time they are 16.

A commitment to investing in a fairer Islington for all residents underpins the council’s budget for the coming year, prioritising the services that make the most difference to people’s lives.

Stall holders Serpil Erce and David Jackson have each been named Islington’s Market Traders of the Year 2019.

The borough’s annual Market Trader of the Year competition is back and Islington Council is asking shoppers to vote for their favourite stall holder.

Islington Council is to consult on an historic proposal that could give hundreds more workers better pay and conditions, improve the quality of council services and deliver better value for money for tax payers.

A hard-working apprentice who became a “crucial” part of a construction team working on Islington Council’s new build housing projects has won a prestigious apprenticeship award.