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Below is a statement from Islington Council on historic memorials and heritage within the borough:

Below is a statement from Richard Watts, the Leader of Islington Council, on the death of George Floyd:

Residents have been enjoying their streets more during the current health emergency.

Green-fingered residents are being invited to use their extra time at home to brighten their living spaces and share their colourful creations for Islington in Bloom 2020.

Transport for London is taking action this weekend (16/17 May) to help pedestrians in Nag’s Head with social distancing, following schemes earlier this week from Islington Council.

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’s community efforts to support residents affected by coronavirus reached a new milestone on Thursday (30 April), when the 1,000^th support package was delivered through the We are Islington helpline.

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.

The Islington Local History Centre and Museum is holding online photographic exhibition from 20 April until 11 July 2020 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe.

Today we are announcing new arrangements for the opening hours and operation of cemeteries run by Islington and Camden Cemetery Services.