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Your local online magazine from Islington Council
To mark 20 years of In Bloom, we speak to past winners to find out the secrets to their success
How Access to Sports is helping young people in Islington to get active
How a local resident turned a student project into a thriving business
How Islington’s smallest nature reserve is helping children connect with nature
How Forest School is opening up a world of opportunities for local children
The challenges and rewards of being an Islington social worker
The Archway local who named Navigator Square
CEO of Fashion Enter on upcycling, empowerment and plans for Repair Week
We take a deep dive into the history of Islington’s Irish population
How Islington Giving is supporting young people’s mental health – and how you can, too
Dive into the history and culture of the Cally with a virtual walking route
How fictional females have led the way in changing perceptions of glamorous women
![Waterford-born Jimmy Power (left) was one of London’s well-known Irish fiddle players. He was a popular attraction at Irish pubs in Islington, including the Favourite, the Cock and the Victoria. [Image: Paddy Fahey Collection, Brent Museum and Archives]](/app/uploads/2020/09/Image-08-Jimmy-Power-750x450-c-center.jpg)
