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Chief Executive Linzi Roberts-Egan to leave Islington this summer
Islington Council has announced that its Chief Executive, Linzi Roberts-Egan, will leave the borough this summer.
Five reasons why we’ve announced proposals for a re-imagined Sobell Leisure Centre
As you may have already seen, we’ve announced a consultation on an exciting new vision for the Sobell Leisure Centre – including a new “mega adventure” active play area, a “ninja warrior” style inflatable zone, and upgrades to the squash courts, gym, and boxing area.
Cllr Nurullah Turan, Islington Council’s Executive Member for Health and Social Care, gives five reasons why we’ve announced these plans:
Council set to consult local people on exciting vision for Sobell Leisure Centre
The Sobell Leisure Centre may become home to fantastic new active play and adventure facilities, under proposals published today following the devastating flood that destroyed the ice rink last year.
Easy-to-read guide supports residents and businesses to install eco-friendly measures on homes and buildings
Islington Council is supporting local people and businesses to install eco-friendly measures on their homes and buildings by publishing a new, easy-to-read guide to planning rules.
Local celebrations will mark the coronation
A host of events marking the coronation will be held in Islington over the bank holiday weekend (6-8 May), with 70 receiving funding from Islington Council.
Arsenal and Islington Council unite for Earth Day to help local people Go Zero
To mark Earth Day this week, Arsenal and Islington Council have joined forces to host events to help local people lower their carbon footprints and save money.
Library fines scrapped in Islington to help with the cost of living
Islington Council has abolished library fines to help ensure libraries are a welcoming place for all, and to help people struggling with the cost of living.
Hardship Fund gives £1 million to those only just coping
Islington Council leader Cllr Kaya Comer-Schwartz urges thousands of low-income working households to apply now for a one-off £250 grant.
Every Islington primary school child given opportunity to grow for gardening competition’s 20th year
To mark the 20th anniversary of the annual Islington in Bloom competition, all 13,000 of the borough’s primary school children are being given a pack of seeds so that they can enjoy the physical, mental, and developmental benefits of planting.
New electric minibus to support accessible community transport in Islington
Islington residents of all ages are enjoying greener travel, after Islington Council welcomed a new electric minibus to its accessible community transport fleet.
Islington Council launches targeted £1 million Hardship Fund to help thousands ‘struggling to cope’ in cost of living crisis
Islington Council has opened applications for its targeted £1million Hardship Fund to help thousands of residents struggling to make ends meet.
Have your say on the St Mary’s Church low-traffic neighbourhood
Islington Council has today published new data that reflects the positive impact of the St Mary’s Church low-traffic neighbourhood so far, and local people are now being given the opportunity to have their say on the scheme.