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Your local online magazine from Islington Council
We take a deep dive into the history of Islington’s Irish population
Meet this year’s Civic and Ben Kinsella Award-winners
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
We visit the Wellbeing Cafe to find out how they're turning surplus into meals for locals
Stock and reader development manager on all Islington libraries have to offer
We spoke to Ukrainians and hosts in Islington
A year on from the start of the war in Ukraine, we reflect on how Islington opened its doors
Torps of Islington Carers Hub on unpaid care, mental health and the power of peer support
Keisha tells us why being a Shared Lives carer is the most rewarding job she’s ever had
How the Cally Park Friends Group looks after not just the park, but their community
![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)
