Islington News

Hundreds attend Islington UAF launch
Nearly 200 people packed the Finsbury Park Mosque to attend a brilliant launch public meeting of Islington Unite Against Fascism (UAF) on Wednesday of last week.

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Feeder school for sixth-form centres/consortia. New institution. Results will be published as N/A (Not Applicable). Statistics based on 10 or fewer candidates are suppressed.

Islington closes for two weeks
Water line repairs that closed part of Islington Street on Monday will continue for two weeks, the city transportation division announced.

Crowded London Borough Uses LogiXML Embedded Analytics to Solve Parking Enforcement Problems
Government Agency Trims Resources, Increases Ticketing and Revenue While Improving Customer ServiceMcLean, Virginia (PRWEB) February 07, 2012 LogiXML, the pioneer of web-based business intelligence (BI) software, today reported that Islington Council, which provides parking enforcement and other local government services to the London Borough of Islington, reduced contract costs, reduced staff ...

Waterline repairs set for 2 weeks on Islington
Waterline repairs that closed part of Islington Street on Monday will continue for two weeks, the city transportation division announced.

Police: Armed man robs Islington Street convenience store
PORTSMOUTH — Police are investigating an armed robbery Sunday evening at the Tedeschi store at 612 Islington St.

Should street fundraising in London be banned?
Poll: as Islington Council announces it wants street fundraising banned throughout the borough, we ask whether the practice is a worthwhile service or public nuisance.

Islington resident wins ‘Outstanding Achievement’ award
Islington resident Merlin John, has been awarded the ‘Outstanding Achievement’ award at BETT, the world’s largest technology in education show, for his life time commitment to education sector journalism.

For charities, plans to abolish street fundraising would be a catastrophe
As Islington Council seeks a ban on street fundraising within the Borough, Craig Mullaly explains why charities are so reliant on this contentious practice.