Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

Green councillor calls for similar meetings to be held once a month as council leader says Town Hall has made ‘good first stab’ at net zero

Councillors challenge PFI bosses on level of ombudsman complaint figures

Residents able to fill out online UC forms praised as ‘heroes’ as calls repeated for system to be scrapped

The six-hospital NHS trust warns of a £14m deficit ahead of the coming year in a report for Islington Council

Local clinical commissioning group could be asked to deliver assessments instead of private company

Majority of those surveyed excited by prospect of new ‘world-class’ centre in King’s Cross, despite accessibility concerns

Borough to have three more councillors in 2022 local elections

Pensioner to receive £200 compensation following confusion over funeral costs and delayed review of benefit overpayments

Applicants collaborate with English Heritage and Order of St John to provide landscaping scheme

Just under £3m of grant funding to be spent to provide ‘enhanced, insulated, environmentally friendly building’

Council defends maintenance of 8.5% cap to scheme as providing residents with opportunity to adapt to government cuts

Impact of ‘open markets’ in Finsbury Park and Kings Cross on drug use stats questioned by councillors

Councillors look again at proposals as residents continue to raise concerns over ‘noise, pollution and traffic danger’

Council to review council tax and business rate collection policy

Town Hall plans for site to be used for ‘much-needed housing’

Councillors question ‘sustainability’ of temporary structure

Council convenes ‘action group’ of small and medium businesses in fight for fair pay

Move prompted by central government’s lifting of HRA borrowing cap as councillors seek to lift £6m ceiling for expenditure

Plans put forward as part of wider NHS project redeveloping St Pancras Hospital and relocating Moorfields

Weekly rates for new tenancies stand at over £18 as campaigners call for London-wide transparency over how charges are set

Posts by Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

‘This gives me hope’: Residents come together to discuss solutions to climate emergency

Partners For Improvement face residents’ rage and laughter in tense meeting

Islington housing boss raises alarm over Universal Credit rent arrears

University College London Hospitals warn of ‘significant financial challenges’

Councillors call for in-house medical assessments following NowMedical controversy

Consultation shows ‘overall support’ for Moorfields Eye Hospital move

Boundaries of all but one council ward to change to achieve ‘electoral equality’

Plans amended to reduce office revamp’s ‘harmful’ impact on St John’s Church

Council to remove Grenfell cladding from flats on Bridge School campus

Town Hall leaves council tax relief ‘unchanged’ as Greens call for support for poorest residents

Calls made for ‘different approach’ to youngsters involved in drug crime

Town Hall set to make decision on controversial Holloway Road office block

Drovers Centre to close over costs despite users’ opposition

‘Rooms off the back of a lorry’: Modular replacement for Waterlow Building approved

Islington racing to become London’s first ‘Living Wage Place’ by end of 2019

Town Hall gears up for unlimited spending on council home purchases

Disused Waterlow building could make way for temporary medical training centre

London Tenants Federation calls out Town Hall over high service charges