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Islington apprentices win top honours in major London awards
Two exceptional Islington apprentices have won top honours at the 2020 London Borough Apprenticeship Awards.


£8m funding agreed for Islington’s vital voluntary and community organisations
Islington Council has agreed more than £8 million funding over four years for vital voluntary and community sector organisations.

Statement: Angelic Energy
A statement from Islington Council following news of the sale of the Robin Hood Energy business to British Gas.

Finsbury Park to Pentonville Road Cycleway will improve walking and cycling in Islington
Work on a new Cycleway stretching from Finsbury Park to Pentonville Road, which will make it easier for local people to walk and cycle, is set to resume.

Islington Council more than doubles School Streets programme
A further 16 Islington schools will benefit from the borough’s pioneering School Streets programme when they reopen over the next week, meaning a greener, healthier and safer environment for children when they return to the classroom.

Canonbury West to host Islington’s latest people-friendly streets neighbourhood
Islington Council’s ambitious plans to create healthier, safer, more pleasant streets are continuing, with Canonbury West becoming the borough’s latest people-friendly streets neighbourhood.

Historic Clerkenwell Green to become Islington’s latest people-friendly streets neighbourhood
Clerkenwell Green is to become Islington’s latest people-friendly streets neighbourhood, making it a safer, greener, healthier area for all.

Islington Council appoints three new Directors to help build a fairer Islington
Islington Council is pleased to announce the appointment of three new Service Directors, who will help shape the council’s direction as it works toward building a fairer Islington.

Islington Council announces next phase of library reopening
Islington Council is pleased to announce that from Tuesday, 1 September, more library buildings will be open to residents for browsing and choosing books. More study spaces and access to computers will also be available, although visitor numbers will be limited.