Politics

Cally revamp underway

Story Street to be pedestrianised in plans to make the Cally Islington's second liveable neighbourhood

Local grocery shop provides a greener way to shop

Refill Therapy, an Islington grocery shop, aims to reduce food waste by stocking ethically sourced refillable food.

“My brand is who I am”: In conversation with Tiana Esparon

The fashion brand owner talks sustainability, womanhood and showing personality through crochet

Domestic abuse rises by 20 per cent in Islington

Finsbury Park had the highest number of reported offences in Islington between February 2025 and February 2026, totalling 244.

Hundreds of households in Islington saved from homelessness this year

Islington ranks in the top 5 per cent for addressing homelessness across England.
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First openly gay MP urges residents to help Central Station

Lord Chris Smith, Baron of Finsbury and former Labour MP for Islington South and Finsbury, is urging residents to “do what we can to...

What the 2021 budget means for you

This week's national budget will further help support Islington residents and businesses in the short-term but may hinder personal finances in the longer term, writes James Flanders

Highbury West’s streets “full of rat-running traffic,” says councillor Andy Hull

Highbury West will soon be introducing People Friendly Streets. From November, several unnamed streets will be closed to stop traffic travelling from Holloway Road through Highbury West, to Hackney or Finsbury. “A series of roads throughout Highbury West will be closed such that all motorised through traffic will be prevented,” councillor Andy Hull said. “These streets are full of rat-running traffic that we could do without. It isn’t local people, and we want cleaner, greener, safer streets for all our residents.”

Campaigners refuse to leaf in Highbury Corner tree battle

Islington residents and Extinction Rebellion campaigners formed a blockade to protect seven trees threatened with removal by the council.

Johnson’s extreme language will spark “culture war”, warns Council Leader

Councillor Richard Watts accused Mr Johnson of using “far right rhetoric” to start a “culture war”.

Cally revamp underway

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