People in Islington spent more than £10 million of their own money to care for friends and relatives last year, new figures show.
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On Friday 3rd November, from 12-3pm the Ben Kinsella Trust will be coming to The Peel to run a workshop for parents and carers on exploitation, gangs, and...
Gypsy and Irish Travellers in Islington were more than twice as likely to report having bad or very bad health in the recent census, new figures show.
Islington households are paying hundreds of pounds a year on top of their energy bills, due to their network supplier's standing charges, a new analysis shows.
A children's Kung Fu fundraiser has raised over £3,000 so far for The Peel's food distribution work.
Islington children's speaking and reading skills remain below pre-pandemic levels, new figures show.
More new build dwellings were completed in Islington this year, recent figures show.
On Wednesday 11th October Islington residents came together with representatives from community organisations, the NHS, and Islington Council to celebrate...
There were fewer road casualties reported in Islington last year, new figures show – despite a national increase.
Disabled staff at Moorfields Eye Hospital Trust are almost twice as likely to experience bullying, harassment or abuse from their manager as their non-disabled...
The latest temporary exhibition at The Postal Museum – Dressed to Deliver - opens this autumn.
All neighbourhoods in Islington are exposed to dangerously high air pollution, a new analysis has found.
Two men running an Islington removal company – who scammed customers out of thousands of pounds – have been sentenced to prison.
The proportion of people in Islington tested for HIV last year was below pre-pandemic levels, new figures show.
Schools in Islington will get more money for their pupils in this academic year, new figures show.
Islington missed the target for children's vaccination levels against measles, mumps and rubella last year, figures show – as uptake in the area fell.
A carer who is determined that families of children with learning disabilities do not feel isolated was honoured for her work ensuring they get the support...
Girls are asking Islington Council to help fund their football teams so they can follow in the footsteps of the Lionesses.
Hundreds of households in Islington have children looked after by siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins or grandparents, new figures show.
Campaigners are urging politicians to reverse a decision to close an ice rink destroyed by flood water.
Digital start-up Mobilise has successfully completed its Seed investment round, signalling a growing movement to invest in providing support to the UK's 10.6...
The annual Islington Peace Cup Football Tournament attracted more teams this year with some highly skilled and competitive football on display.
New plans for a community hub in the Barbican Library include ways for residents to share information more effectively.
Hundreds of people are living with young onset dementia in north central London, new figures show – but one charity has warned the actual numbers may be even...
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