Call for landlords who could let empty Islington houses to Syrian refugees
The volunteers who welcome refugees to Islington are appealing for landlords with empty properties to help them settle two more Syrian families.
Islington’s Prior Weston Primary School first in London to undergo Sadiq Khan’s air quality audit
Sadiq Khan launched his plans to clean up London’s air at a primary school in the south of the borough, which will be the first to be undergo an air quality audit.
Maytree Suicide Respite Centre’s director Natalie Howarth on how her Finsbury Park charity reaches out to those at risk
Charity director Natalie Howarth has worked to help people for most of her life. She talked to the Gazette while showing us around Maytree in Finsbury Park – a respite centre for people at risk of suicide.
Maytree Suicide Respite Centre’s director Natalie Howarth on how her Finsbury Park charity reaches out to those at risk
Charity director Natalie Howarth has worked to help people for most of her life. She talked to the Gazette while showing us around Maytree in Finsbury Park – a respite centre for people at risk of suicide.
Maytree Suicide Respite Centre’s director Natalie Howarth on how her Finsbury Park charity reaches out to those at risk
Charity director Natalie Howarth has worked to help people for most of her life. She talked to the Gazette while showing us around Maytree in Finsbury Park – a respite centre for people at risk of suicide.
Business of the week: The Japanese Gallery, Camden Passage’s doorway to the Land of the Rising Sun
In a weekly feature, we profile a fascinating company doing business here in Islington. This week, we visit Japanese Gallery, an archetypal Camden Passage shop.
Hackney migrant women’s charity toasts successful first year
One year after launching as a workshop for migrant women to meet and learn English, a Hackney Wick charity is hosting packed out weekly sessions.
