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Julie Horten and John Gilbert pictureed outside the former Highbury Vale police station in 2014, when Sainsbury's was first snubbed in favour of smaller retail units.

Sainsbury’s applies to overturn Blackstock Road planning decision so it can open second branch
Sainsbury’s has angered campaigners by making a fresh bid to open a second shop in Blackstock Road.

Julie Horten and John Gilbert pictureed outside the former Highbury Vale police station in 2014, when Sainsbury's was first snubbed in favour of smaller retail units.

Sainsbury’s applies to overturn Blackstock Road planning decision so it can open second branch
Sainsbury’s has angered campaigners by making a fresh bid to open a second shop in Blackstock Road.

Julie Horten and John Gilbert pictureed outside the former Highbury Vale police station in 2014, when Sainsbury's was first snubbed in favour of smaller retail units.

Sainsbury’s applies to overturn Blackstock Road planning decision so it can open second branch
Sainsbury’s has angered campaigners by making a fresh bid to open a second shop in Blackstock Road.

Caledonian Park clock tower protest after Islington Council granted planning permission for the centre last year. Picture: Mike Power

Cally Park Clocktower Residents’ Group lodges formal complaint over Lottery cash grant
Furious campaigners have lodged a formal complaint over the granting of £2million in Lottery cash to the Cally Park clock tower visitors’ centre.

Rooma Parmar with her son Nilesh, who was knocked down by a cyclist who didn\'t stop. He suffered shoulder injuries. Picture: Nigel Sutton

CS1: ‘My son’s road accident on Stoke Newington route proves more crossings are needed’
A Stoke Newington mum is urging transport bosses to build more crossings in Wordsworth Road after her 11-year-old son was knocked down by a cyclist on his way to school.

Cllr Claudia Webbe, right, helps open Canalside Square. Picture: Hyde

Packington Estate redevelopment: Ribbon cut on new park Canalside Square
A new park on the Regent’s Canal is the latest chapter in the £170million makeover of the Packington Estate.

Islington North MP Jeremy Corbyn with veterans, servicemen and councillors at the Manor Gardens unveiling of a plaque dedicated to the Islington men who lost their lives in the Battle of the Somme 100 years ago. Picture: Polly Hancock

Jeremy Corbyn and veterans pay tribute to Islington’s 750 Battle of the Somme dead
Relatives of Islington soldiers killed in the Battle of the Somme unveiled a memorial plaque to mark the centenary of the conflict.

Turabi Keskin outside his Londis shop in Hornsey Road with some of the 400 signatures in favour of granting him an Oyster top-up point. Picture: Polly Hancock

No Oyster machine for Hornsey Road Londis – despite 421 signatures protesting TfL’s decision
A Hornsey Rise shopkeeper has gathered more than 400 signatures in the hope transport bosses will reverse their decision to deny him an Oyster top-up machine.

The \'cutting-edge\' lemon squeezer by Sarah Hall. Picture: Ceramics 274

Start-up of the week: ‘Cutting-edge’ lemon squeezers (and more) at pottery pop-up
The Gazette hunts high and low each week to bring you news of the most interesting and unusual new businesses in Hackney. This week, it’s clay, Jim – but not as we know it.

Islington playwright Joe Orton’s sister pens memoir
Islington legend Joe Orton had a younger sister, Leonie. As she releases a memoir dealing with their relationship she opens up to Nick Tyrrell