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Some online services unavailable on Saturday 23 November and Monday 25 November

Due to essential maintenance some of our online services will be unavailable over the next few days.

  • On Saturday 23 November between 9am–5pm you will be unable to view your council tax, council tax support and housing benefits accounts or documents while we upgrade our systems.
  • On Monday 25 November between 6–11pm our online parking services will be unavailable. During this time, you won’t be able to review or pay for parking tickets or buy parking permits or visitor vouchers.

We are sorry for any inconvenience while we carry out these necessary works.

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Youth crime

Working Together for a Safer Islington – a partnership response to tackling youth crime in our borough

Islington’s youth crime plan, Working Together for a Safer Islington, can be downloaded from useful documents below. It is thought to be the first youth crime plan in England to be based around child safeguarding. It sets out a blueprint for tackling youth crime until 2020 with a focus on prevention and early intervention and safeguarding.

If you have any concerns about a young person becoming involved in crime please call 020 7527 2600 for help and advice.

If you have been a victim of crime and would like support, call Islington Victim Support on 0808 168 9111.

If you want to report a crime or anti-social behaviour incident in your area call the non-emergency number: 101.

Always dial 999 in an emergency.

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