CINEMA-GOERS have nothing to fear when the Holloway site is sold to a new owner, the Odeon has said. The cinema told the Tribune that they have no plans to close despite the freehold of the ...

A NEW report led by Islington Council on how boroughs and the government should respond to falling school rolls has been ...

SIR Sadiq Khan – or Lord Sadiq Khan of Tooting – has had a busy week, donning ermine robes to take his place in the unelected ...

Planning chair Labour councillor Toby North told the committee that it was “disappointing” Royal had gone back on their ...

After a few days away over the last weekend of July, Ms Batty arrived home to find her ­family’s flat flooded with sewage and ...

MORE than 320 people have registered objections to new plans to build a housing estate on a former university on Highgate ...

“GET off your backsides and do your job”, Islington’s council leader told Thames Water executives just hours after a burst water main in Caledonian Road destroyed businesses and left thousands without ...

WORK is set to begin next month on a new hospital garden designed to give vulnerable patients and their families a peaceful outdoor space. Whittington Health Charity’s Sanctuary Garden will transform ...

AT 94, Sir Ian Byatt is continuing to explore his passion for painting after his first-ever exhibition at Regent’s Park Gallery. The economist and former director-general of Ofwat began painting after ...

• Wigmore Hall is also celebrating the centenary of one of the last surviving giants of the post-war avant-garde, Gyorgy ...

A HEROIC woman in her 70s has told how instinct took over when she jumped into the canal at Camden Lock to rescue a drowning man. Beatrice Millar, 71, who lives in Islington, was walking along the ...

IT was the talk of the neighbourhood after police were called following a fracas between warring black and white women at the ...