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Let’s work together to recycle more and waste less
Council Leader Cllr Una O’Halloran shares why recycling is a key priority for the borough and highlights how investment and community action is helping to build a greener, healthier Islington.
New planning powers will safeguard high streets and housing standards
New planning protections will help preserve Islington’s high streets, support local businesses, and prevent poor-quality, unaffordable housing developments that bypass the full planning process.
Powerful new Cally Park mural celebrates women’s recovery
A new mural celebrating women's recovery through community, connection, and creativity was unveiled at Cally Park on Monday (14 July).
Platinum accreditation for domestic abuse support
The Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) has awarded Islington Council the highest accreditation for housing providers in tackling domestic abuse.
Islington's done it again - ranked top inner London borough for fifth year
For the fifth year in a row, Islington has been crowned the healthiest streets champion of all the inner London boroughs.
‘Impractical and poorly developed’ equalities guidance risks discrimination, council warns
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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Community unites in call for better outcomes for disabled residents
Government concessions on proposed disability benefit reforms are welcome, and local leaders are today calling for further steps to support disabled people.
London deputy mayors visit Islington to meet resettled refugee families
Two of London's deputy mayors have met with families from Sudan, Somalia and Afghanistan, who have been resettled in reclaimed council homes.
Local organisations awarded over £500,000 to support people seeking sanctuary
Twenty inspiring, community-led projects have been awarded funding to help support local refugees, migrants, and people seeking asylum.
Eighth anniversary of Finsbury Park terror attack
Today marks eight years since the Finsbury Park terror attack, a senseless act of violence that sought to divide our community.
Have your say on transformative proposals for the Annette Road area
Greener, healthier and more welcoming streets are being proposed in the Annette Road area, with a consultation on transformative plans launching today.