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Do you make music? The Voice winner Jermain Jackman to host innovative Instagram Live event celebrating Islington young, musical talent

Young people in Islington are invited to take part in the Islington IG Lockdown Session - an Instagram Live event hosted by Jermain Jackman, winner of BBC’s ‘The Voice’ on Friday 17 July (5pm-6pm). 

You can call the We Are Islington helpline on 020 7527 8222 or minicom on 020 7527 1900. Lines are open every day from 9am to 5pm. You can also email: weareislington@islington.gov.uk

We are Islington helpline reaches landmark 10,000th contact

Islington’s community efforts to support local people affected by coronavirus have reached a new milestone, with the We Are Islington helpline responding to more than 10,000 calls for support.

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Islington to celebrate Windrush Day with online talk from acclaimed historian Paul Crooks

Islington Council will celebrate Windrush Day 2020 with an online talk from writer and historian Paul Crooks.

Carlo Gatti, a Swiss-Italian economic migrant to the borough

Islington plans digital celebrations for Refugee Week 2020

A digital programme of events, including an online guided tour of different sites across Islington that tell diverse stories from migrant history, is being held to celebrate Refugee Week 2020.

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Islington’s first people-friendly streets will be created in St Peter’s

Islington Council’s first people-friendly streets neighbourhood is to be created in St Peter’s – to improve streets for everyone.

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Statement from Islington Council on historic memorials and heritage within the borough:

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

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Statement from Leader of Islington Council on the death of George Floyd

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

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Covid-19: Islington Council takes action to create people-friendly streets

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