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Sustainability Awards 2019: Islington and Camden celebrate best green practice
Islington and Camden’s first ever sustainability awards took place recently to celebrate the achievements of local businesses, community groups and schools who are leading the way to tackle environmental issues locally.
Nominate your local hero for a Mayor's Civic Award or the Ben Kinsella Award 2020
Unsung local heroes that go that extra mile to make Islington a better place to live and work can get well-deserved recognition and thanks for their hard work at the Mayor's Civic Awards and Ben Kinsella Award 2020.
UK’s first community-based ‘safe spaces’ for people fleeing domestic violence launched in Islington
Islington Council and crisis support charity Hestia are working together to launch 17 ‘Safe Spaces’ where people experiencing domestic abuse and sexual violence can find sanctuary and support from specially trained staff on the premises.
Islington’s Christmas light switch-ons promise to be ‘Absolutely Fabulous’
Islington will transform into a winter wonderland this month with Christmas lights celebrations featuring Santa, Christmas markets, carols, free family fun, guest stars and more.
Anne Frank and Family exhibition arrives in Islington
A unique, intimate exhibition illustrating the early life of Anne Frank and her older sister Margot has arrived in Islington, opening at the Central Library last night (4 November).
Islington’s older residents invited to free festive meal
Islington’s older residents are warmly invited to apply to attend a special, free Christmas lunch on Tuesday 17th December.
Islington marks Remembrance Day
Islington residents are invited to attend Islington’s annual Remembrance parade and wreath laying ceremony on Sunday, 10 November, to honour those who lost their lives in two world wars and more than 70 other conflicts.
Council pledges support for children’s rights
Islington Council has pledged its ongoing commitment to provide support for children living in families that have ‘no recourse to public funds’ by signing up to Project 17’s Children’s Charter.
Dodgy locksmith firm left with £16,500 bill for faking customer reviews and ripping off customers
The dodgy directors of a locksmith’s company who ripped off customers and used photos of strangers from social media alongside fake customer reviews have been landed with fines, costs and compensation totalling more than £16,500.
Who is your favourite Islington Market Trader?
The borough’s annual Market Trader of the Year competition is back and Islington Council is asking shoppers to vote for their favourite stall holder.
Green Light for new Cycleway between Finsbury Park and Highbury Fields
Islington Council has given the green light to a new Cycleway between Finsbury Park and Highbury Fields.