Islington Council has set out its new four-year Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy, which includes innovative work to prevent and reduce homelessness and to work towards ending rough sleeping.

Islington’s young people will all benefit from at least 11 outstanding creative and cultural experiences at world-class institutions before they leave school in Year 11, as part of an innovative partnership led by Islington Council.

Islington's unsung heroes, volunteers and community champions have been recognised for their hard work with an evening of celebrations at Islington Assembly Hall.

An Islington Council partnership has helped change the lives of more than 5,500 local people in the last five years, working with employment support organisations to help them into good quality, secure employment. This week the council has set out how its partnership approach will continue to help at least another 1,000 local people into work every year.

Islington Council is introducing a trial 3.5t weight restriction on heavy goods vehicles in Drayton Park to reduce congestion and improve air quality for local residents thanks to a new smart camera.

The Holloway Prison site is one of enormous significance for Islington. Aside from its historic importance, the site also represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to deliver a considerable amount of much-needed, genuinely affordable housing for local people.

Islington Council has become one of the first councils in the UK to officially adopt the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on British Muslims definition of Islamophobia.

One of Islington’s greatest strengths is its diversity.

We are resolutely clear that our borough is no place for hate, and we stand united together against any form of racism, discrimination or oppression in Islington and in our wider society.

Islington Council's youth employment team are taking the successful Aspire careers events on the road to a series of locations around Islington for National Apprenticeship Week from 4 to 8 March.

Action from Islington Council has brought fines and costs of almost £60,000 for a building company and its owner after two Victorian villas were unlawfully demolished.