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Friday, 2nd October 2026
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Headlines

Housing

Dear Ange… we demand rent caps!
Housing chief wants to convince government to change mind over Islington’s ‘rental emergency’
2nd October — By Amy Reid

Politics

Corbyn warns of ‘dangerous’ triple lock move
2nd October

Community

‘I’d wanted this my whole life’: TikTok star’s ‘painstaking’ citizenship journey
2nd October — By Finn Logue

Community

Protesters fight possible cuts to library service
2nd October — By Finn Logue

Business

Rescue mission to save your voice!
25th September

News

Politics

‘It feels like we have just won the election!’: Labour upbeat by the Mersey
‘Hope again’ message as Labour horde descend on Liverpool for party conference
2nd October — By Amy Reid in Liverpool

Politics

Who took away the ‘hope’?
2nd October — By Richard Osley

Obituary

Darrell was ‘ray of sunlight’ who went extra mile to help others
2nd October — By Finn Logue

Education

Could council have saved nursery?
2nd October — By Finn Logue

Education

School rolls crisis: report is criticised over failure to call for extra funding
18th September — By Amy Reid

Sport

Camden New Journal

Arsenal

Arsenal striker makes case for a start
Gyokeres hits two in two for Sweden
2nd October — By Steve Barnett

Arsenal

Seagulls feast on Arsenal in seaside horror show
21st September — By Richard Osley at the Amex Stadium
Camden New Journal

School Sports

Triumphant class of ’87 are reunited
2nd October — By Steve Barnett
Camden New Journal

Women's Football

Town are in seventh heaven!
2nd October — By Steve Barnett
Camden New Journal

Football

It happened in front of our eyes
2nd October — By Richard Osley

Black History Month

Black History Month

‘History belongs to those who write it down – and so much of this stuff wasn’t being written down’
Writer and historian Lloyd Bradley tells Dan Carrier about his latest book – the final part in a trilogy of work about music and culture
2nd October — By Dan Carrier

Black History Month

Empowering women to live ‘softer, healthier and more connected lives’
2nd October — By Tom Foot

Black History Month

‘Everyone needs to see Black people in books’
2nd October — By Daisy Clague

Black History Month

‘Moving’ abolition songs rediscovered
2nd October — By Daisy Clague

Black History Month

Anna: ‘This award is for Islington – because Islington shaped me’
2nd October — By Finn Logue

Black History Month

When Sam was in eye of storm over youth centre
2nd October — By Angela Cobbinah

Black History Month

‘Most of the time the book chooses me’
2nd October — By Dan Carrier

Black History Month

Discovering our past through walks in the streets around us
2nd October — By Rufus MacRae

Black History Month

What’s on in Black History Month?
2nd October

Review

Camden New Journal

Film

‘Like The Beatles in Liverpool, Madness was the folk music of the day’
A 1980 film about Camden’s finest, Madness, has been given the BFI’s restoration treatment. Dan Carrier talks to its director, Dave Robinson
1st October — By Dan Carrier

Theatre

Review: Golden Boy, at Almeida Theatre
2nd October — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Review

Set for Bloomsbury: picks of festival
1st October
Camden New Journal

Theatre

Review: Table 17, at Kiln Theatre
2nd October — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Theatre

Review: The Last Ship, at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
2nd October — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Film

Land’s end? Farmer drama in Derek vs Derek
Documentary features two men who share the same name, but have very different approaches to the land they are the custodians of
1st October — By Dan Carrier
Camden New Journal

Theatre

Review: The Turn of the Screw, at Arcola Theatre
24th September — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Film

Review: Take It Or Leave It
24th September — By Dan Carrier
Camden New Journal

Rock n Pop

Grooves: Gospel Choir Led by Daniel Thomas; Mavis Staples; Aretha Franklin
1st October — By Luca Carrier Sanders
Camden New Journal

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: Mourn; Nous Quartet; Bloomsbury Festival; L’Arlesienne; Gianni Schicchi; Bach Society
1st October — By Michael White

More news

Housing

New plan for Archway campus
Hundreds object to proposals for housing estate
18th September — By Dan Carrier

Community

Health and housing on the agenda at People’s Forum
25th September — By Amy Reid
It’s a ruby day for the Angel Canal Festival!
25th September

Health

Comic vs tech giant outside the Whit
18th September — By Tom Foot

Community

Economist Sir Ian gets ready for first exhibition of paintings at 94
18th September — By Caitlin Maskell