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From 1 April 2012, Islington Council will be managing all housing services previously provided by Homes for Islington.

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News and Press Releases
  • Resident engagement review and consultation feedback
    Islington Council have been consulting tenants and leaseholders on how they would like to be involved in having their say when housing
    management is transferred to the council in April 2012. Click here to see what you have told us so far.
    March 2012

    Resident engagement

  • Relocation of Transfers Team
    HFI's Transfers Team have moved and is now co-located with the council’s Rehousing Team, at the new Housing Aid Centre, Northway House, 257 Upper Street, London, N1 1RU. 
    March 2012

    Transfer Team move to new office

Events & Activities
  • Help Team Cally in solving anti-social behaviour in the Caledonian area
    If you live in the Caledonian area and are interested in having a say on how you can make your neighbourhood safer, please come to share you ideas with councillors, the police, and Islington's housing department. The meeting will take place on Wednesday 23 May at 7pm at Jean Stokes Community Centre, Carnoustie Drive, N1 ODY

    Help Team Cally in solving anti-social behaviour in the Caledonian area

  • The Saturday Night Project
    Last Saturday of every month, 6-10pm, Sobell Leisure Centre, N7 7NY.
    The Saturday Night Project is a fun evening for 13-19 year olds in Islington giving them the chance to take part in activities and sports. Challenge your mates at five-a-side football, basketball, badminton and more or show us your skills at trampolining, ice skating, Commercial dance and much more.

    Saturday Night Project

  • Islington Sports Courses -
    Mayors Legacy Fund

    The Access to Sports Project in partnership with the London South Bank University and the National Skills academy through The Mayors Legacy fund is offering a number of courses and workshops in Islington over the next 3 months at a heavily subsidised cost. If you would like to gain new skills and qualifications for work or support your club then this is the place to start.  Click on the link above for full details.

    The Access to Sports Project

  • Free Street Cricket
    Every Monday from 6-8pm
    All ages 8-18, all standards, all welcome.
    Street Chance is offering free street cricket to young people aged 8-18. Sessions take place from 6-8pm every Monday at Crouch Hall Court.  Click on the link above to view poster with full details.

    Street Chance

 
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