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• Together for a better London
  22^nd May 2008

  On Friday 16 May thousands of office workers got out from behind their PCs and into the fresh air to volunteer for London Better Together Day, including 25 who came to King Square Gardens.

• Pride in our People
  22^nd May 2008

  A spectacular award ceremony proclaimed the winners of the second annual EC1 Pride in our People Awards on Wednesday 21 May.

• Grow your own greens
  8^th May 2008

  Supermarkets in EC1 may notice a drop in sales of fresh vegetables and salads this summer.Residents can now grow their own produce on free mini-allotments funded by EC1 New Deal for Communities.

• Building foundations for a better future
  28^th April 2008

  Four residents have grabbed the opportunity to get work experience at a construction site close to where they live.

• Whitecross Street Market now served weekly
  8^th April 2008

  One of London's oldest market streets is getting back to its old bustling ways with weekly appearances.

• American students get their green fingers out on EC1 estate
  8^th April 2008

  Students from New York University in London volunteered on Pleydell Estate, EC1 this week (Monday 7 April), planting shrubs to fill in gaps in flower beds and hedges.

• Residents' views will help shape leisure centre legacy
  6^th March 2008

  More than 900 people have given Islington Council their views on ambitious proposals to overhaul Finsbury Leisure Centre and Ironmonger Row Baths.

• Potty for plant pot painting
  5^th March 2008

  EC1 New Deal for Communities' (NDC) monthly gardening club session stayed indoors this month with plant pot painting at the St Luke's Centre.

• A brighter playground for Moreland Primary School
  5^th March 2008

  A playground at Moreland Primary School in EC1 is looking brighter and greener thanks to new environmentally-friendly features from EC1 New Deal for Communities (NDC).

• Children get digging to kick off latest park transformation
  11^th February 2008

  Children from the St Luke's Primary School in EC1 celebrated the start of work to transform Radnor Street Gardens today.

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