Locals objected to prospect of 'cheap booze' from new Nisa Local at site of pub closed after multiple assaults

Town Hall gives thousands to 'inspiring' local organisations helping borough's refugees, migrants and people seeking asylum

Environment chief says Climate Emergency UK chart is 'recognition of all our efforts'

Housing chief says Spending Review offers 'genuine hope government shares our commitment to provide safe, genuinely affordable homes'

New River Green worker Edwina Fleming accuses management of trying to push her out over absences taken while caring for three-year-old undergoing treatment

Town Hall residents asked for input on climate change hope their work is not 'just a piece of paper'

Council AGM sees election of first Black man as civic mayor, as Cllrs Flora Williamson and Sara Hyde take new briefs

ACORN renters campaigners demand for 'concrete solutions' to community safety and housing issues prompts strong reaction from Labour councillor

Council backed down on plans to leave most public parks and gardens unlocked overnight after majority rejected the idea

Seventy-five rental properties recovered and reallocated to those on borough's waiting list

Council officers reject opposition’s move to call in decision, setting back parents’ plans for judicial review

Caroline Russell AM says any outcome following Supreme Court ruling that makes life harder for trans people would be 'extraordinarily cruel'

St Jude and St Paul’s and Highbury Quadrant will shut permanently on 31 August

Town Hall leaders say shared rooms exacerbate mental health crises for occupants

Leader Una O’Halloran cancels project tipped to deliver 200 homes over ballooning costs and ‘local concerns’

Laycock, Vittoria and Whitehall Park are providing 30 minutes of care before school until July

Families of Highbury Quadrant and St Jude and St Paul’s argue another way as fate of schools due to be decided next week

Playhouse wants to sell booze and stage performances until midnight but some locals fear they will ‘never sleep again’

Council's decision on proposals to shut Highbury Quadrant and St Jude and St Paul's primary schools slated for 24 April

Islington Council to push for change to inner London funding – but new efforts will not affect current plans to close two primaries this year

Tougher letting rules backed by majority of private tenants in borough

St Jude's Street Garden has been refurbished with new trees, footpaths, swings and slides, drawing on diagrams put together by the schoolchildren

Mayor presents Civic Awards and Ben Kinsella prize to unsung champions, including a fire cadet, lifelong volunteer and beloved caretaker

The sculpture gallery's wildlife-themed show is 'engaging' and accessible to a wide audience

Archway hospital spared the axe by NHS bosses following consultation on closure due to falling birth rates

Latest round of ex-Right to Buy purchases comes as number of borough’s homeless households grows by more than 400 in a year

Five abstract painters approach landscape 'in their own idiosyncratic language'

Caroline Russell says 'it's a shame it took so long' for City Hall to extend low-emission zone

‘It’s not our kids’ job to balance budget,’ say teachers leading strike action

Loos for Islington petition triggers Town Hall debate following long-running campaign to lift lid on lack of facilities

Outgoing finance chief Diarmaid Ward delivers swansong budget before stepping down in May

Council to install more parking bays, restrictions and incentives as hire bike trips skyrocket

This production, set in a ladies' loo, shows 'not every place of human interaction needs to be musicalised'

School staff say not enough time or help available to facilitate trips, though library visits overall climb back to pre-Covid levels

The American artist's portraits offer a 'uniquely personal expression of each individual'

Local MP Jeremy Corbyn slammed for suggesting council had an 'agenda'

Sasmita inverts patriarchal motifs to 'reclaim representation of and for women'

Charity Solace Women's Aid claims male violence ‘almost universal’ for homeless women

Alexander Raptotasios's adaptation of the Sophocles tragedy is led by audience votes, but the benefits are 'unclear'

Southwark Council report, sponsored by Town Hall, calls on government to fix ‘broken’ budget model

This adaptation of the real-life Cold War classic, like the film before it, is lacking in personality

Company apologises as Town Hall leader Una O’Halloran castigates it for recent failures at special scrutiny meeting

This double bill brings together two groups of artists to remind us of the 'commonalities that run through apparently distant cultural movements'