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The Impact Of Knife Crime: Jessica Plummer with photo of Shaquan Sammy-Plummer

The Impact Of Knife Crime: Jessica Plummer with photo of Shaquan Sammy-Plummer

The Impact Of Knife Crime: Paige Noel-Appleton, left, Jennie Appleton, centre, and Tanisha Appleton with a painting of Stefan Appleton

The Impact Of Knife Crime: Paige Noel-Appleton, left, Jennie Appleton, centre, and Tanisha Appleton with a painting of Stefan Appleton

The Impact Of Knife Crime: Karen Michelle McPhillips, mother of JJ McPhillips

The Impact Of Knife Crime: Karen Michelle McPhillips, mother of JJ McPhillips

A child plays in the sand pit in Islington's Lumpy Hill Advenuture Playground

A child plays in the sand pit in Islington's Lumpy Hill Advenuture Playground

Heatwave banner artwork

Heatwave banner artwork

A young swimmer enjoys the brand new Highbury Pool

A young swimmer enjoys the brand new Highbury Pool

Young swimmers enjoy the brand new Highbury Pool

Young swimmers enjoy the brand new Highbury Pool

Young swimmers enjoy the newly reopened and refurbished Highbury Pool

Young swimmers enjoy the newly reopened and refurbished Highbury Pool

This year’s Summer Reading Challenge was launched at Central Library with (from left) Councillors Ngongo, Bossman-Quarshie and O’Halloran

This year’s Summer Reading Challenge was launched at Central Library with (from left) Councillors Ngongo, Bossman-Quarshie and O’Halloran

This year’s Summer Reading Challenge was launched at Central Library with (from left) Councillors O’Halloran, Bossman-Quarshie and Ngongo

This year’s Summer Reading Challenge was launched at Central Library with (from left) Councillors O’Halloran, Bossman-Quarshie and Ngongo

Carmel Littleton, Islington Council's Corporate Director, People, has sadly passed away

Carmel Littleton, Islington Council's Corporate Director, People, has sadly passed away

Dionne Brooks was one of many to benefit from the London Living Wage when she joined Islington Council

Dionne Brooks was one of many to benefit from the London Living Wage when she joined Islington Council