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Islington Tribune - NEWS
Published: 22 August 2008

TRADERS LOSE FIGHT TO SAVE ANTIQUES HQ

Fears that eviction ultimatum will spell end for world-famous centre

ANTIQUES traders in the Mall – Camden Passage’s “jewel in the crown” – have finally lost their battle against eviction, it was revealed this week. > more

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Couple’s little green oasis given last-minute reprieve
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Lawyers deny tragic Ben was drinking in pub
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Campaign to save Sobell comes to the centre’s own front door
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‘The dream is over, but ‘Townies’ vow to bounce back
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It’s a day of grade expectations for pupils!

Youngsters discover if they have hit the mark as schools warmly praise ‘fantastic’ GCSE results after further improvements

FUTURES were decided and college places secured yesterday... > more

Vicar leads attack on Town Hall ‘secrecy’ - A VICAR has waded into a censorship row, criticising a new Town Hall policy of blanking out the... > more

‘Builders locked me out – twice!’ - BUILDERS have been accused of locking an 80-year-old pensioner out of his home on two occasions as... > more

Music critic’s compensation bid as noise drowns out classics - A LEADING classical music critic has been forced to fit double-glazing to his... > more

Barnsbury is crime hotspot on net - A POCKET of leafy Barnsbury has the highest crime rate in the borough outside of Finsbury, according to... > more

Vip jessica’s ready for the superstar treatment! - EXCLUSIVE beauty spas, armour-plated Range Rovers and shopping sprees at Harrods are... > more

‘We’ll keep 2am students quiet,’ says uni bar boss - UNRULY students will be barred from City University’s new £1.5million Student Union bar... > more

Dad found hanged on Father’s Day - A DEPRESSED dad was found hanged on Father’s Day after a cry for help was tragically missed by... > more

Fast working chief exec’ becomes an easy rider - THERE’S no stopping Islington’s “hands-on” chief executive John Foster in his efforts... > more

Derelict waste ground reborn as green and safe public space - FOR more years than residents care to remember Agdon Street triangle in St John... > more

Growing opposition to trees threat - CAMPAIGNERS in cluding staff from the Arts Council are fighting plans to axe 10 distinctive London plane... > more

Big questions still to ask on teaching - A-LEVEL results in Islington have risen across the board but questions were being asked... > more

No minutes for ‘gay comments’ meeting - DETAILS of the explosive meeting which plunged Labour Group leader Catherine... > more