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Councillor Paul Smith, the Town Hall's environment chief, and treasurer Richard Greening Published: 24 April, 2013 by ANDREW JOHNSON THE... -
Published: 25 April, 2013 A MURDER investigation has been launched after a 16-year-old boy who was stabbed on the 393 bus near Highbury Grove School...
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Jazzie B reading the Tribune in front of the sculpture of himself at Finsbury Park Tube station Published: 23 April, 2013 by ANDREW JOHNSON... -
ARMED robbers raided a new supermarket in Holloway Road for the second time within eight days leading to fears it is being targeted by criminals. Two...
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THE last time they saw each other was almost 70 years ago, just before a German V1 flying bomb destroyed their street in Canonbury, killing 50 people... -
THE Town Hall will have to find up to £1m to repay almost 10,000 illegal fines handed out at a bungled traffic scheme which has caused... -
PENSIONERS could become easy targets for fraudsters, it was claimed this week following the jailing of an Islington day centre worker who stole money... -
TWO young former refugees who came to Britain without speaking a word of English have defied the odds to win coveted academic awards at a special... -
THE Tufnell Park shop that gives away free books has now opened up its outdoor space to residents without a garden. A group of volunteers have... -
A CAMPAIGNER, a champion boxer and a pioneering pathologist have been confirmed as this year’s winners in the Islington People’s Plaques... -
STAFF cuts have been announced at Whittington Hospital’s celebrated maternity unit three months after bosses agreed to impose a “cap...
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THE North London Waste Authority (NLWA), which spent £12million of taxpayers’ cash in a secret land deal, could find its plans scuppered... -
A LABOUR councillor launched an astonishing attack on England’s most senior legal chief on Wednesday, describing him as a member of the “... -
The Centre of attraction MORE than 60 dedicated young actors aged 16 to19 have researched, developed and staged a new play, The Centre, which... -
A LEADING figure in Britain’s drinks trade hit out at the Town Hall this week for wanting to “kill off” traditional pubs with a...
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ARLINGTON Square now has two ancient olive trees thanks to a gift from local resident James Hewson. Mr Hewson, who is chief executive of the youth... -
THE London Symphony Orchestra has paid tribute to its longest serving principal conductor, world-renowned musician Sir Colin Davis, who died on... -
A SUSPECTED gunman accused of shooting dead an innocent shopkeeper was seeing his mum on Mother’s Day at the time of the murder, the Old Bailey...
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