Several London councils have been slammed over “indefensible” failures to act on faulty windows which have seen some families’ waiting up to five years for...
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Islington Council overspent its allocated budget for supporting people with housing costs last year by tens of thousands of pounds, new figures show.
A fifth of taxpayers in Islington North recorded a donation to charity last year, new estimates show.
Slightly more live births were recorded in Islington last year, new figures show – as the number rose across England for the first time since 2021.
More than a third of children in Islington will be overweight or obese in 2035, new research suggests.
Nearly half of pupils in Islington are eligible for free school meals, recent figures show.
Islington Council has welcomed the government’s pledge to nearly double spending on affordable housebuilding, while warning that costs and regulations have...
As Islington celebrates Pride Month, we have dived into the data, to show how far the queer community has come.
It's the 5th anniversary this July, with a host of wonderful events.
Diagnoses of syphilis in Islington reached a record high last year, new figures show.
A third of households in Islington can get to open water within a short walk, new figures show.
There were fewer hospital admissions of children and young people following self-harm in Islington last year, new figures show.
This week saw the 80th anniversary of VE Day, and The Peel celebrated in style...
Three-quarters of pupils reached the expected grades in maths and English in Islington last year, new figures show.
There were more than 1,000 prisoners at Pentonville prison in Islington last year, new figures show.
Join art historian Emma Davis for a lunchtime talk next month, uncovering the traces of Islington's famous artist residents.
Families in Islington would have to wait over a decade for a suitable social home, new analysis shows.
The proportion of waste collected in Islington that went on to be recycled has increased, new figures show.
The majority of Islington’s private landlords and letting agents oppose new licensing rules and reject the idea they have helped raise housing standards, a...
A record number of university students were registered at City University last year, new figures show.
Only a fraction of the council-controlled roads in Islington received any form of maintenance last year, new research suggests.
One in 10 working age people in Islington South and Finsbury are claiming disability benefits, new research suggests.
More than one in 20 adult deaths in Islington were caused by air pollution in 2023, new figures suggest.