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Sunday, 19th October 2025
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Headlines

Daisy Clague

Trail of ‘paternity charge notices’ as fathers fight for more paid time at home
A different kind of PCN is left on car windscreens
17th October — By Daisy Clague

Education

Academy switch at Beacon High as Town Hall loses control of second school in 6 months
17th October — By Daisy Clague

Health

It’s 20 years of world class hospital care (and 20 years of mega cash PFI profits)
10th October — By Tom Foot

Arsenal

Arsenal want ‘biggest stadium in London’
10th October — By Richard Osley

Business

Why it’s so important to ask questions
26th September

News

Politics

Greens predict voters will ‘punish’ Labour in May local elections
Party celebrates record membership numbers at annual conference
10th October — By Isabel Loubser in Bournemouth

Community

Mystery as homeless charity goes bust
10th October — By Daisy Clague

Crime

Met ‘dismantles’ stolen phone op
10th October — By Daisy Clague

Community

Wildlife garden’s a joy, says author
10th October — By Isabel Loubser

Community

Flood victims won’t be home for Christmas
10th October — By Isabel Loubser

Black History Month

Black History Month

Sing, dance, laugh and think for BHM
People often don’t realise just how many Black History Month events are on in and around Islington in October. From political debate to book talks, from art exhibitions to hilarious comedy shows, it looks like there’s something for everybody. Amelia Brookes and Isabel Loubser give us the rundown of some of the highlights
3rd October — By Amelia Brookes and Isabel Loubser

Black History Month

People who see diversity as a problem are in the minority, says Mayor Jason
3rd October — By Daisy Clague

Black History Month

How visionary idea for cultural archives came in the wake of blaze ‘massacre’
3rd October — By Dan Carrier

Black History Month

Trailblazer Micky: I joined the brigade as a firefighter – and very quickly became a black firefighter
3rd October — By Dan Carrier

Black History Month

How Asquith railed against racism in bid to clinch Euston job
3rd October — By Dan Carrier

Black History Month

Leaflet campaign to target racial abuse in sport
3rd October — By Isabel Loubser

Black History Month

Lives and passions brought into the light
3rd October — By Lucy Popescu

Black History Month

Standing Firm in Power and Pride
3rd October

Sport

Camden New Journal

Arsenal

Arsenal boss: Rotation is key for title bid
Beefed-up Gunners squad go top of the table
10th October — By Steve Barnett
Camden New Journal

Arsenal Women

Slegers pledges to ‘bring really good football back’ as winless run goes on
10th October — By Steve Barnett
Camden New Journal

Women's Football

Heartbreak as ambitious Town bow out of FA Cup
10th October — By Steve Barnett
Camden New Journal

Snooker

Breaking glad! Cue ace is good as gold
10th October — By Steve Barnett
Camden New Journal

Arsenal

It’s only October, and you all lost
10th October — By Richard Osley

Letters

Letters

LTNs can help secure safer spaces and an end to the domination of the car
25th April

Letters

On Emirates Stadium matchdays we pay the penalty
25th April

Letters

Forget the LTN conspiracy theories…
25th April

Letters

‘Sex in the shrubs’ not the only problem in the park
4th April

Letters

Closure of schools is no answer
4th April

Letters

Trickle down Out! Out!
4th April

Letters

Keep up the noise – this is city life!
4th April

Letters

Stop meddling with our roads and lives
4th April

Review

Camden New Journal

Film

Nina’s monkey business
Ventriloquist Nina Conti goes ‘full Monkey’ in her comedy film Sunlight, in which the puppet character completely takes over in a classic road trip movie
16th October — By Dan Carrier
Camden New Journal

Books

Rock against exploitation
16th October — By Maggie Gruner
Camden New Journal

Theatre

Review: The Woman in Black at Alexandra Palace
16th October — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Rock n Pop

Grooves: The Pharcyde; Sting; Classically Black; Murder on the Dancefloor
16th October — By Róisín Gadelrab
Camden New Journal

Theatre

Review: (the) Woman, at Park 200 Theatre
10th October — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Film

Review: Souleymane’s Story
Unsentimental yet deeply moving story, set in Paris, exposing the plight of an immigrant’s life
16th October — By Dan Carrier
Camden New Journal

Jazz

Jazz sans frontières
15th October — By Rob Ryan
Camden New Journal

Theatre

Lucy Popescu’s theatre news: Black Sabbath; Little Brother; Victoria Buse; The Summoned; The Monkey’s Paw
16th October — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Classical

Michael White’s music news: Martha Argerich; Thomas Adès; Arie Dakesian; London Mozart Players
16th October — By Michael White
Westminster Extra

Theatre

Review: Mary Page Marlowe at the Old Vic
16th October — By Lucy Popescu

More news

Politics

Tory: We’re not like Reform!
Chairman of Islington Conservatives says local members are ‘fairly solidly centre-right’
10th October — By Isabel Loubser

Crime

Gun used in car park robbery
10th October

Community

The sentence? Two minutes in a prison cell with giant balls
10th October — By Geoffrey Sawywer

Community

Mosque opens door for all to have a chat
10th October — By Isabel Loubser

Community

Can you help solve music mystery?
5th September — By Daisy Clague