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Published: 20 July 2007

NO-GO ZONES FOR SUMMER

Groups of youths to be moved on in response to teen stabbing

ANTI-CRIME “dispersal zones” are planned for the summer holidays to move on groups of youths hanging around the streets where schoolboy Martin Dinnegan was killed... > more

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Winstone goes on TV to free lifer
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‘Celebs turn out to open new HIV support centre
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Whittington boss dismisses threat to unit
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Classmates say final farewell to a boy ‘who had so much talent’

Friends wear ‘Rest in peace’ t-shirts at funeral of 14-year-old stabbed to death in street

FRIENDS of stabbed schoolboy Martin Dinnegan lined the street to pay their... > more

Controversial city academy three years behind schedule - A CONTROVERSIAL city academy planned for the site of Islington Green School is running three years ...> more

Glimmer of hope for girls held in Ghana after drugs 'set up' - THERE was a glimmer of hope last night (Thursday) from the legal team representing two Islington ...> more

Club offers a dozen VIP tickets for Emirates Cup - ARSENAL has haggled down the number of free tickets for residents to next week’s Emirates Cup tournament ...> more

At least 200 police on duty - ONE of Islington’s senior policemen this week revealed the challenges of keeping the peace at Britain’s second-largest football stadium...> more

Fields trees ‘safe’ assurance - A BLUEPRINT for the future of Highbury Fields has been unveiled. But residents and environmentalists are still seeking assurances that ...> more

Shops put up cash for Angel troubleshooter’s big clean-up - HE Angel has got a new town centre “troubleshooter” as part of a multi-million pound business ...> more

Disabled lose ambulance access after bay is moved - ELDERLY and disabled people in Holloway have to walk or be carried up to a quarter of a mile after an ...> more

Paper will be a good listen - A “TALKING” newspaper is ready to go live with its first pilot edition. The free paper – called Talking News Islington – is an audio cassette ...> more

Flats block shrinks, but it will still be too tall, objectors warn - A new campaign is being launched this week against an “obtrusive” development which residents in a...> more

Bloom or bust in bid for floral excellence - WITH clipboard in hand, judges have toured Islington to see if the borough’s floral displays, plant tubs and window boxes ...> more

Libraries’ landmark - TWO Islington libraries are celebrating their centenaries with a programme of events. West Library, in Bridgeman Road, Barnsbury, opened in...> more

Cops train for beat - VOLUNTEERS are being sought to train rookie police officers.
The cops will still attend the Met training college in Hendon but an initiative aims...> more

Harry Potter and the price war - AN INDEPENDENT bookshop is urging Harry Potter fans to ditch the supermarkets and chain stores and buy the final ...> more

Dapper gents and ballroom belles finish primary in style - TUXEDOS, corsages and photographers – Finsbury Park schoolchildren had a taste of Oscars-style ...>more