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A new mural celebrating women's recovery through community, connection, and creativity was unveiled at Cally Park on Monday (14 July). 

The Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) has awarded Islington Council the highest accreditation for housing providers in tackling domestic abuse. 

For the fifth year in a row, Islington has been crowned the healthiest streets champion of all the inner London boroughs. 

Proposed new rules on how organisations should implement equality laws risk discrimination against the people they are designed to protect, the council has warned.  

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Government concessions on proposed disability benefit reforms are welcome, and local leaders are today calling for further steps to support disabled people.  

Two of London's deputy mayors have met with families from Sudan, Somalia and Afghanistan, who have been resettled in reclaimed council homes. 

Twenty inspiring, community-led projects have been awarded funding to help support local refugees, migrants, and people seeking asylum. 

Today marks eight years since the Finsbury Park terror attack, a senseless act of violence that sought to divide our community.

Greener, healthier and more welcoming streets are being proposed in the Annette Road area, with a consultation on transformative plans launching today.

Carers across Islington will be recognised for the quality of support they provide to people who draw on care, as nominations for the 2025 Dignity in Care Awards open.  

European champions Arsenal Women will play all of their league matches at the Emirates Stadium in the 2025/26 season, the club has announced today.