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Your local online magazine from Islington Council
Free music sessions for local young people
Meet this year’s Civic and Ben Kinsella Award-winners
What our new status means and how communities came together to celebrate
Street food stalls and arts and crafts: Saturdays
Have your say on new one-stop shop support services for families
Women who work in – and enjoy – Islington parks on their favourite green spots
We take a deep dive into the history of Islington’s Irish population
A year on from the start of the war in Ukraine, we reflect on how Islington opened its doors
Artisanal fare and fresh produce from farms within 100 miles of London
The IslingtonLife guide to getting your steps in
Discover designed routes in the borough’s parks and nature reserves
Women and girls’ football in Islington
![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)
