Islington replacing boilers in public buildings
By Local Democracy Reporter Julia Gregory Gas boilers are being replaced at council owned offices and other civic buildings...
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Queen of the stone age
Building threatened with demolition shortlisted for the Stirling Prize Amin Taha’s controversial stone building at 15 Clerkenwell Close has...
Connecting communities – a view from The Peel
By Olu Alake, Chief Executive Officer at The Peel It is an absolute pleasure to be taking on the...
A place for kindred spirits
A new record label, shop and radio station is breathing life into Mount Pleasant In the group of shops...
Call for pedestrianisation of post-pandemic Exmouth Market
Exmouth Market traders call for the street to be made more welcoming for al fresco dining – but claim...
Waging a campaign
Islington employers come together to tackle low pay by Mariam Chaudhri Islington Council has joined together with other local...
Moorfields set to move from City Road
Councillors set to decide on Moorfields Eye Hospital relocation in ‘major step’ for local NHS services by Ed Sheridan,...
Unvaccinated Islington residents urged to get the jab
Black residents among those with lower vaccination rates, reports Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter Communities are being urged to...
Local rise in Covid-19 infections ‘concerning’
Islington health official issues warning as borough becomes a London hotspot for Covid-19, reports Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter...
School responds to residents’ light pollution concerns
Twice as many floodlights were installed than had previously been agreed, reports Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter A Barbican...