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Area-based Initiatives
Regeneration scheme covering parts of Clerkenwell and Finsbury wards.
Regeneration across Finsbury Park, Highbury East and West and Tollington wards as well as parts of Hackney and Haringey.
Improving the life chances for children, and based in Copenhagen, Highview, Hillmartin, Holloway, Mildmay and Canonbury East wards.
Revitalising Angel through a local partnership of council, business and community.
Community led partnership improving quality of life in Mildmay.
Hillrise ward based partnerhsip for local regeneration.
Clerkenwell and Bunhill based social and environmental projects.
Redesigning and refurbishing the 981 home Marquess Estate.
Islington and Camden working in partnership to regenerate.
Public-private partnership for the new stadium and associated renewal.
Employment and training for local people.
Improving the environment, encouraging business growth and improving job opportunities for local residents.
Overcoming obstacles to work.
Addressing key areas of concern to local residents.
supporting child development in Islington and beyond.
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Borough-wide Initiatives
Developing programmes to bring about regeneration and renewal in Islington.
Supporting some of the poorest and most vulnerable 5-13 year olds.
Key agencies and organisations working with young people to provide an information, advice and guidance service.
Local people interested or involved in nursery education and childcare services
Focus on drugs and alcohol, young people and safer communities.
Raising standards and improving opportunities for secondary-aged students.
15 public, private and voluntary organisations working to reduce unemployment.
Key agencies and organisations planning services for vulnerable children.
Improving education and narrowing attainment gaps.
Raising levels of attainment and increase the numbers of young people with qualifications.
Improve health and reduce health inequality.
Planning post-16 community education to meet local needs.
Partnership of communities towards sustainable development.
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