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Half of prison site homes must be ‘genuinely affordable’
12th January 2018 — By Helen Chapman
Community
New library gets Suffragette nod
8th December 2017
Community
Families devastated by closure of prison
1st December 2017 — By Emily Finch
Letters
Secret talks could decide future of Holloway Prison site
24th November 2017
Property
Mayor: We need prison site homes right now
17th November 2017 — By Joe Cooper
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Holloway Prison site homes: profit or social justice?
17th November 2017
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Building homes for local people on the old Holloway Prison site could set a precedent for London
9th November 2017
Property
Prison protesters say site shouldn’t become luxury flats
27th October 2017 — By Joe Cooper
Books
Vive la difference
20th October 2017 — By Peter Gruner
Community
How ‘valiant fighter against racism’ finally got her place in history
20th October 2017 — By Angela Cobbinah
Education
I want to give youngsters a boost, says philanthropist called to the bar
20th October 2017 — By Joe Cooper
Letters
Holloway Prison site must have genuinely affordable housing
13th October 2017
Our Neighbours
Labour of love for Grenfell survivors
6th October 2017 — By Emily Finch
Property
Marketing woos prison site developers
6th October 2017 — By Joe Cooper
Holloway
Convoy dumps piles of rubbish at prison
29th September 2017 — By Koos Couvée
Crime
Former special needs school caretaker jailed for sharing Isis propaganda online
8th September 2017 — By William McLennan
Letters
Do you want to see unaffordable flats built on Holloway prison site?
18th August 2017
Crime
Ombudsman in attack on prison over Sarah Reed cell death
28th July 2017 — By Emily Finch
Community
‘Guildford Four’ prison letters found at uni are turned into a play
28th July 2017 — By Tom Foot
Community
Show marks gay liberation turning point
21st July 2017 — By Koos Couvée
Crime
Why was Sarah, ‘a woman in torment’, sent to prison?
21st July 2017 — By Koos Couvée
Crime
Sarah Reed Inquest: Why was Sarah, ‘a woman in torment’, sent to prison?
20th July 2017 — By Koos Couvée
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Sarah Reed Inquest: Prison failures contributed to mum’s death, jury finds
20th July 2017 — By Emily Finch
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Sarah Reed inquest: Should cell death inmate have been moved sooner?
19th July 2017 — By Emily Finch
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