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.

A LABOUR councillor launched an astonishing attack on England’s most senior legal chief on Wednesday, describing him as a member of the “white middle-class bourgeoisie” who think

THE North London Waste Authority (NLWA), which spent £12million of taxpayers’ cash in a secret land deal, could find its plans scuppered after residents applied to turn the area into a

STAFF cuts have been announced at Whittington Hospital’s celebrated maternity unit three months after bosses agreed to impose a “cap” on births to save cash.

A CAMPAIGNER, a champion boxer and a pioneering pathologist have been confirmed as this year’s winners in the Islington People’s Plaques vote.

THE Tufnell Park shop that gives away free books has now opened up its outdoor space to residents without a garden.

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 ceremony at City and Islington College. 

AN elevator company has been fined £100,000 following the death of a lift engineer from Archway who was electrocuted while working at Pentonville Prison.

POST office workers will walk out today (Friday) as part of a demonstration to prevent the closure of their branch in Nag’s Head, Holloway.

YOU wait all year for a Mayor to follow in Dick Whittington’s footsteps, and then 28 turn up at once.

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 has heard.

THE London Symphony Orchestra has paid tribute to its longest serving principal conductor, world-renowned musician Sir Colin Davis, who died on Sunday aged 85.

ARLINGTON Square now has two ancient olive trees thanks to a gift from local resident James Hewson.

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 “draconian” clean-up tax.

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