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Published: 14 March 2008

‘APPALLED’ BINMEN SET TO STRIKE

Threat of walkout as union slams contractor on pay and conditions

A NEW rubbish collection strike is looming in Islington after talks broke down between unions and bosses over pay and so-called “shoddy” working practices.
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Trim will take years off Charlie
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The Zimmers take on No10
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Pressure mounts on PCT over GPs closure row
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Banner pleads: ‘End this gyratory traffic madness’
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Stripped of dignity during her last days

Shock report reveals care home staff treated pensioner aggressively, made her sit alone and washed her as she was on toilet

CONFIDENTIAL reports leaked to the Tribune expose how a pensioner spent the... > more

Prisoner ‘denied’ vital medication in days before death - PENTONVILLE authorities ignored instructions from Whittington Hospital by returning a prisoner who was... > more

Final exit for actor, historian, raconteur and rebel - FRIENDS and family paid tribute to actor, local historian and campaigner Peter Powell at a funeral service on Friday. > more

Drug dealer knifed rival through heart - A STREET brawl between two “small-time” drug dealers which ended with the death of one of them has brought his killer a... > more

Every day Betty thinks of the son beaten to death five years ago... But does anyone else remember? - FROM the living room of her council flat high up in... > more

Hopes of saving arcade boosted - THERE was a new mood of “cautious optimism” this week among Islington campaigners fighting to save The Mall antiques arcade... > more

Olympic planners ‘slow off the mark’ - ISLINGTON’S plans for the 2012 London Olympic Games were described as “almost too little, too late” by Labour opposition... > more

Voice power clinches Africa trip - PUPILS from an Archway boys’ school will be heading for Botswana this summer after winning the finals of a London-wide competition. > more

Battle lines drawn in Holloway planning row - INSENSITIVE developers are threatening the views of some of the borough’s most historic sites – including the ornate... > more

Students test their debating skills in Indian odyssey - YOUNG debating experts from Holloway School and Elizabeth Garrett Anderson College (EGA) have... > more

Money in the Banksy - A MYSTERY bidder paid £195,000 for a Banksy canvas to raise funds for the London Mayor’s re-election campaign. > more