Public health boss hails vaccine effort as Islington reports lowest infection rate in London
Jonathan O’Sullivan says latest figures are ‘tremendous’, but warns that we are ‘likely to be living with the virus for some time’
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Find out how Islington Council is gearing up to make this week’s elections safe
Read MoreRow over ‘underhanded’ approach derails Amazon Fresh store opening
Licence application delayed till next month with police set to be reconsulted
Read MoreCouncil bosses brand consultation on mandatory jabs ‘unhelpful’
Borough chief reveal they were ‘particularly concerned’ with low uptake among adult social care staff at start of year
Read MoreRaise repair concerns before homes handed back to council, housing association tenants told
Partners for Improvement required to fix problems before its properties are brought in-house next April
Read MoreVole call: Help protect the endangered riverside dwellers by joining charity survey
Residents asked to record sightings of water voles, Britain’s fastest declining mammal, so experts can try to turn their fortunes around
Read MoreIslington in Bloom: A gardening contest for green fingers
Competition set to run until early July, with categories that cater to people of all ages and abilities
Read MoreHolloway Prison redevelopment: Campaigners accuse Peabody of ‘backtracking’ on Women’s Building
The housing association says ‘standalone building was never the intention’
Read MoreIslington Mayor backs residents over ‘saturation’ of licenced venues in Archway
Janet Burgess joins local forum in opposing the openings of two more venues
Read MoreCovid culture fund to help dozens of Islington venues
Government grants to revive performance and visual arts as lockdown loosens
Read MoreFrom reservoirs left to nature to ghost platforms – take a walk through London’s industrial past
April is a perfect time to seek out the rich history of the Lea Valley and its surrounds
Read MoreBowie-inspired venue in Finsbury Park sees late night hours curbed amid resident concern
Residents in City North development raise fears over noise from purpose-built venue
Read MoreResidents complain of noise nuisance from ‘dark store’ warehouse on pedestrianised alley
Neighbours say they feel driven out noise of reverberating trollies as company pledges
Read MoreBeer pong club shut down following New Year’s Eve Covid restrictions breaches
Venue slammed for ‘catastrophic catalogue of infractions, incompetence and deliberate law breaking’
Read MoreLTNs had ‘no impact’ on fire response times in London last year, new figures show
Capital’s fire service says response times in inner London ‘remain quicker’ than in outer London
Read MoreOpen air art: A handy guide to London’s best offerings
The capital might still be in lockdown, but there’s plenty of culture on show for those willing to walk
Read MoreBlue is the theme of an absorbing online exhibition
The Victoria Miro gallery has gathered together work by 19 artists in which the colour features
Read MoreCouncillors fear residents without water meter face ‘financial disadvantage’
Thames Water faces questions as debate over billing changes continues
Read MoreBrazilian photographer and activist Claudia Andujar set for major Barbican retrospective
Summer show will focus on Andujar’s work with Brazil’s Yanomami people, as curator says arts audiences must ‘take on ethical responsibility’
Read MoreTown Hall bails out leisure centre firm again despite ‘significant financial risk’
GLL’s rent payments, which during the first lockdown amounted to over £1.2m, deferred for a third time
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