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Affordable homes<br />
for <strong>Islington</strong><br />
A progressive programme to increase<br />
the availability of affordable, decent<br />
homes by encouraging owners to bring<br />
empty properties in the borough back<br />
into use has its first happy families.<br />
Work started in Holloway Road in November<br />
2001 with a partnership between <strong>Islington</strong><br />
<strong>Council</strong> and Solon Housing Association. A<br />
number of families have already moved into<br />
the nine two bedroom self-contained flats<br />
within the last month.<br />
Hornsey Road properties have been under<br />
renovation since August 2001 and consist of<br />
two three bedroom flats and six two bedroom<br />
flats. Some of the homes are located above<br />
shops using converted, unused or derelict<br />
space.<br />
Niami Muhamed, who recently signed a 25<br />
year temporary contract for one of homes on<br />
Hornsey Road, was previously living in a one<br />
bedroom flat with her three children. After<br />
moving into a new house with three<br />
bedrooms and a garden she said: “I think my<br />
new house is lovely and it means I have a<br />
better quality of life”.<br />
On 30 July 2002 at Highbury<br />
Magistrates Court, Nicholas Fowler<br />
pleaded guilty to a charge under the<br />
Explosives Act 1875 for failing to store<br />
fireworks correctly at his City Road<br />
premises. He was fined £350 ordered<br />
to pay costs of £150.<br />
✆<br />
For<br />
Flash bang wallop<br />
✆<br />
For<br />
more information<br />
call Claudette Morgan<br />
020 7527 6364.<br />
advice about how<br />
fireworks can be<br />
stored, and how many,<br />
contact trading<br />
standards on<br />
020 7527 3198.<br />
A couple of weeks earlier Jacqueline Stokes<br />
was fined £200 and ordered to pay costs of<br />
£150 after trading standards visited her shop<br />
at Newington Green and discovered fireworks<br />
in open boxes in a store room and also found<br />
that the amounts in the shop exceeded the<br />
maximum weight of 250kg.<br />
All shopkeepers who<br />
sell fireworks must<br />
store them safely<br />
Handy contacts<br />
in this issue<br />
A-Z Online<br />
www.islington.gov.uk<br />
Aquaterra<br />
020 7253 5365<br />
www.aquaterra.org<br />
Arsenal Community Information<br />
Line 0845 600 2020<br />
Congestion Charging<br />
0845 900 1234<br />
www.cclondon.com<br />
<strong>Council</strong> Benefit Fraud Hotline<br />
020 7527 4877<br />
binvestigation@islington.gov.uk<br />
Education Welfare<br />
020 7527 5833<br />
Energy efficiency advice<br />
0800 838650<br />
energy.advice@islington.gov.uk<br />
European funding<br />
020 7527 3496<br />
Eyes for <strong>Islington</strong><br />
020 7527 2023<br />
Football Development Manager<br />
020 7686 88<strong>10</strong><br />
michael.macneill@aquaterra.org<br />
Graffiti removal (parks)<br />
020 7253 5365<br />
020 7527 4971<br />
Graffiti removal (private property)<br />
020 7527 4692<br />
Move out of London?<br />
020 7527 4372<br />
Asylum Team<br />
020 7527 7138<br />
<strong>Islington</strong> Museum<br />
020 7527 2837<br />
islington.museum@islington.gov.uk<br />
Keep Safe<br />
020 7527 3394<br />
National Fraud Watch Hotline<br />
0500 500 777<br />
Parking permits<br />
020 7527 1338/39/40<br />
Police Child Protection Unit<br />
020 7421 0307<br />
Summer University<br />
020 7527 5558<br />
summeruniversity@islington.gov.uk<br />
Trading Standards<br />
020 7527 3198<br />
Your Views<br />
020 7527 3416<br />
residents.news@islington.gov.uk<br />
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