Letters

Wake up to real hospital threat

IT WAS great to see the Gazette playing a leading role in the march to save The Whittington hospital last week. Congratulations to the campaign.... » MORE

Traffic lights saving lives

ROAD safety is an issue of immense importance to Londoners and, despite improvements, 200 people are still killed or seriously injured every month on London s roads.... » MORE

Labour’s Council Tax U-turn

I AM sure that Islington residents will welcome the news that Liberal Democrat proposals to have no Council Tax increase this year have now been agreed.... » MORE

School doing a first-class job

As an LEA governor of New North Community school, I recently had the opportunity to take a guided tour of the school and the children s centre in Packington Square and I have to say that it was a pleasant and enjoyable three-hour experience.... » MORE

Is Arsene a mind reader?

WHEN he does not have the moral high ground, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger claims he did not see things; now when he thinks he has it, he can even see inside an opponent s mind. Surely he must have seen that Stoke s Ryan Shawcross slightly lost control of... » MORE

Good old days

I AM writing a book about childhood in the 1960s and particularly the area my family grew up in. I come from a large family who lived in a house in Lever Street, EC1, in Islington from the late 1950s until 1969. I would very much like to hear from anyone... » MORE

Over the odds

WHY does Islington Council want to sign up to multi-million pound agreements with contractors lasting a minimum of four years (possibly 10 years) when it is believed that behind closed doors discussions are under way which might mean a very reduced housin... » MORE

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