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Published: February 03, 2012 by TOM FOOT THE fiancée of a construction worker killed when an overloaded crane tipped over has said there are... -
Published: 03 February 2012 by SIMON WROE THE judge smiled as he returned the verdict: guilty. The playwright Joe Orton would face 150 hours... -
Published: February 03, 2012 by PETER GRUNER SQUATTERS pledged last night (Thursday) to move out of a scout HQ in Holloway following a row that...
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Published: February 03, 2012 by AMY SMITH POET John Hegley returned to his old stomping ground on Friday to declare a refurbished William Tyndale... -
Published: February 03, 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON A GROUP of young dancers aged five and six won third place in their first public performance. They... -
Published: 03 February 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON THE new Park Theatre currently being constructed in Finsbury Park promises to be an interesting venue... -
Published: 03 February 2012 by PETER GRUNER PLAYWRIGHT Bonnie Greer this week supported a campaign for a plaque to celebrate the life of Islington... -
Published: 03 February 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON The YMCA is to be kicked out of the Barbican home it has held for more than 40 years – putting... -
Published: 03 February 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON TREACHERY is rarely forgiven, and never forgotten. Just ask Leo McKinstry. The former Islington...
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Published: 03 February 2012 by PETER GRUNER FREIGHTLINERS Farm in Holloway has been shortlisted to receive a green grant of £10,000 for its... -
Published: February 03, 2012 by PAVAN AMARA EIGHT years ago, it was placed in special measures for failing its Ofsted inspection and parents were... -
Published: February 03, 2012 by RICHARD OSLEY ISLINGTON’S chief coroner is writing to families involved in recent inquests to “... -
Published: February 03, 2012 by PETER GRUNER CAMDEN Passage could come alive with street buskers and stalls all year round under proposals being... -
Published: February 03, 2012 by PAVAN AMARA A VETERAN drama teacher who counts scores of soap stars as former pupils celebrated her school’s... -
Published: February 03, 2012 by ANDREW JOHNSON THE National Union of Teachers this week called for the City of London Academy – the flagship...
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Published: 03 February 2012 by PETER GRUNER A PLAQUE to commemorate the 43 people who died in the Moorgate Tube disaster of 1975 is being planned... -
Published: 03 February 2012 IT might be cold and grey but pensioners in Barnsbury kept warm at a tea dance at West Library on Tuesday. The dance,... -
Published: 03 February 2012 by RICHARD OSLEY THE club was once known as “Royal Arsenal” so the Duchess of Cornwall must have felt right...
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