Let's Talk Islington - Have your say
Following on from our largest ever community conversation, we wanted your voices to be at the heart of everything we do, so we can work together for a better, more equal future.
Let’s Talk Islington was launched in February 2023 to make it easier for everyone to feedback on the projects and proposals that are important to them.
Please use this space to ask questions, and share your thoughts, ideas, and experience using the Let's Talk Islington site.
Thank you.
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St. Paul's Court Kingsdown Road N19
The recycling area outside St.Paul's Court is constantly an eyesore. The bins are always overflowing and it is a focus for fly tipping. It seems to be accepted that any kind of rubbish can be dumped there.None of the stuff left there, especially the unwanted clothing can be fit for recycling by the time it is collected.
If is intended for the residents of St. Pauls Court why is it accessible from the street?
I have complained repeatedly but nothing is ever done about it.
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Reinstate 2022 prices for EV parking permits
In 2022, Islington Council charged £50 for annual EV parking permits.
The new 2024 price structure for the same vehicle has increased this cost significantly to £170 for EVs.This drastic price hike discourages residents from owning electric vehicles, hindering progress towards a cleaner environment.
The increased cost burden contradicts the council's potential goals of promoting sustainable transportation.Please can Islington Council reflect on the unfair increase in EV parking permit prices andreturn to the previous, more affordable structure.
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Extend Santander Cycle scheme
Hello,I was wondering if there is any plans to extend the Santander Cycles Scheme to cover Islington.
The scheme is the most convenient and affordable cycle scheme in London and, on top of it, is way more neat than having just random electric bikes (lime, etc..) parked along the streets.Islington is also very central and I am very surprised it is still not covered by Santander Cycles.
Is it possible to consider extending the scheme?
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Poppy
Lime bikes.It is impossible to walk, push a wheelchair or pushchair on some pavements . On the Lofting road with the junction of Hemmingford Road there were 5 bikes parked at the corner so I had to walk onto the road to get to the zebra crossing.
The number of lime bikes just being dumped on the pavement is increasing so my liveable neighbour is not safe for me .
Who's listening
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