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Plus factor – St Aloysius College hailed at Specialist Schools and Academies Trust awards

Published: 2 April 2010 by RÓISÍN GADELRAB AN Archway school has been named as one of the most improved in the country for maths and...
Glasses raised as walkers win right to stroll in park by canal

Published: 2 April 2010 by PETER GRUNER CANAL campaigner Leo Chapman has toasted the news that the public can use a park at City Road Basin in Angel...
It’s no joke as comic loses housing battle

Published: 2 April 2010 by RÓISÍN GADELRAB NEIGHBOURS will soon be able to peer directly into the bedroom of top comedian Jimmy Carr...
Town Hall rich list goes on view in rebel’s parting shot

Published: 2 April 2010 by RÓISÍN GADELRAB THE fine details of Islington’s top Town Hall salaries – including pensions,...
Education secretary Ed Balls pledges £1.6m school dinner money

Published: 2 April 2010 by RÓISÍN GADELRAB A CONTROVERSIAL plan to give free school meals to every primary school pupil in Islington...
WOMAN WHO HAS WHITTINGTON A&E FATE IN HER HANDS

Published: 2 April 2010 by TOM FOOT THE top NHS boss driving proposals to strip the Whittington Hospital of its accident and emergency department has...
Former Café Royal site is hit by blaze

Published: 2 April 2010 by JAMIE WELHAM FIREFIGHTERS tackled a blaze on the site of a historic celebrity haunt in central London. They were...
They’re potty about flowers! New garden for estate

Published: 2 April 2010 by JAMIE WELHAM NO Bill or Ben among these young flowerpot kids on the Churchill Gardens estate in Pimlico. Green-fingered...
Appeal for lower allotment price

Published: 2 April 2010 by JAMIE WELHAM THE woman spearheading the drive to turn the former Middlesex Hospital site into a community allotment has...
Tube stations ‘a muggers’ paradise’

Published: 2 April 2010 by JAMIE WELHAM ELDERLY people will be too scared to travel if the Mayor of London presses ahead with proposals to close Tube...
US film producer supplies the magic to save occult bookshop

Published: 2 April 2010 by ALISTAIR KLEEBAUER A 113-YEAR-old occult bookshop which was close to extinction has been saved by a friendly neighbour....
Phone chaos hits business

Published: 2 April 2010 by JAMIE WELHAM TELEPHONE services are still being affected in the aftermath of a Wednesday’s communications meltdown....
Algerian’s death in square ‘suspicious’

Published: 2 April 2010 by CHARLOTTE CHAMBERS AN inquest was opened on Wednesday into the death of a man whose body was found in Bedford Square. He...
Part of the union MP accepts Unite cash

Published: 2 April 2010 by RICHARD OSLEY MP EMILY Thornberry is all smiles as she collects a £2,000 cheque towards her election campaign from...
Politicians make way for the new brigade - Almost half of the ruling Lib Dems will stand down

Published: 2 April 2010 BY ROISIN GADELRAB AT least 14 new faces will troop into Islington Council’s chamber after next month’s election...
Arsenal get the go-ahead for fence in Bryantwood and Benwell roads

Published: 02 April 2010 by RÓISÍN GADELRAB ARSENAL Football Club have finally won permission to erect a metal security fence taking up...
Outcry at sentence as teen protester is jailed

Published: 2 April 2010 by TOM FOOT A TEENAGER from Finsbury Park has begun a 12-month prison sentence after pleading guilty to violent disorder at...
MAYHEM IN CLASSROOMS - Lessons chaos as Westminster schools employ record numbers of supply teachers

Published: 2 April 2010 EXCLUSIVE by JAMIE WELHAM SCHOOLS are employing unprecedented numbers of supply teachers, the West End Extra can reveal....

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