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  Friday, October 19th 2018
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Headlines

Crime

Pensioner faints as drugs police raid wrong house
Officers arrived with a bouquet of sunflowers to say sorry for bursting in
18 October — By Tom Foot

Education

School caretaker by day, pro-boxer by night
18 October — By Steve Barnett

Politics

Council leader pledges ‘no evictions’ policy over Universal Credit fallout
18 October — By Richard Osley

Business

Photographers aim to show magic of the dark room to Instagram generation
18 October — By William McLennan

Education

Outstanding inspection report puts Torriano School among UK’s best
18 October — By Helen Chapman

More news

Swimmers fear Men’s Pond changes are aimed at collecting fees
City of London says an overhaul is needed to provide step free access to the water
18 October — By Dan Carrier

Business

Refusenik pub landlord pledges to fight on in battle against business levy
18 October — By Tom Foot

Community

A quiet life? Logbooks reveal abuse faced by Camden’s librarians
18 October

Art

Steve McFadden’s Cold War absurdist scores first exhibition
18 October — By Tom Foot

Business

Businesses told they would benefit from supporting staff to do voluntary work
18 October — By Richard Osley

Review

Classical & Jazz

Composer sound of solitude
Ironically, social media has not brought us together – it has rendered us lonelier than ever. Jane Clinton talks to Toni...
18 October — By Jane Clinton

Community

Poet Asher on school, sound systems and Shelley
18 October — By Angela Cobbinah

Rock n Pop

Jon Spencer’s back with a bang
18 October — By Róisín Gadelrab

Film

Pet groomer roughed up in brilliant Dogman
18 October — By Dan Carrier
From the Islington Tribune

Theatre

Review: Precious Little Talent, at Courtyard Theatre
18 October — By ERIN COBBY

Classical & Jazz

Sebastian Taylor’s music news: Master cellist Alban Gerhardt; legendary Mingus Big Band; Pagliacci;...
11 October — By Sebastian Taylor

Film

Dan Carrier’s movies news: After The Screaming Stops; Mandy
12 October — By Dan Carrier
From the Islington Tribune

Food & Drink

Bringing tasteful change to Finsbury Park
12 October — By Tom Moggach

Rock n Pop

Róisín Gadelrab’s music news: Saint Etienne; Glasvegas; Eban Brown
12 October — By Róisín Gadelrab

Sport

From the Islington Tribune

Arsenal

Former Arsenal boss Wenger plots return to football
68-year-old, who spent more than two decades in north London, says he feels ‘rested’ and ‘ready to work again’
18 October — By Steve Barnett
From the Islington Tribune

Arsenal Women

Arsenal ace Little faces long spell on sidelines
18 October — By Steve Barnett
From the Islington Tribune

Arsenal

How Arsene plans to dodge Loose Women
18 October — By Richard Osley
From the Islington Tribune

Arsenal Women

Five-star Arsenal ‘the team to beat’
18 October — By Steve Barnett
From the Islington Tribune

Netball

Cumberland’s winning run goes on
18 October — By Steve Barnett

Letters

Letters

Patients face long journeys for some hospital services
11 October

Letters

Thanks to your readers for their backing in the traffic wardens strike for better pay
11 October

Letters

Plans for Holborn Library are looking to the future
11 October

Letters

Some of the route changes make sense, but I’d still like the map
11 October

Letters

The possible demise of HS2 is good news
11 October

Letters

With the Carpenters Arms decision, the inspector is sending a clear message
11 October

Letters

John McDonnell’s talk went down well, whatever the sneering John Gulliver thought
11 October

Letters

With crime on the increase, look at Theresa May’s record now and as home secretary
11 October

New Journal Comment

New Journal Comment

Hampstead’s BID – high street saviour or PR flannel?
Jimmy McGrath TONY Blair’s government first introduced the Business Improvement District (BID) in 2004, heralding the...
12 October

New Journal Comment

Austerity and rising crime – it’s hard not to make the link
28 September

New Journal Comment

Universal Credit is a ‘hostile environment’ for the poor
20 September

New Journal Comment

We can’t keep relying on the property market to bail us out
14 September

John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Row mars celebration of Claudia
Activist Claudia Jones – the annual memorial lecture in her memory was this year cancelled after an argument about the...
18 October — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

In defence of the Stansted 15
18 October — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Cancer patients’ ‘nest’
18 October

John Gulliver

Celebrity surgeon busts the supreme leader
11 October — By John Gulliver

John Gulliver

Security call for Keith
11 October — By John Gulliver
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