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Islington

Islington is one of the districts located in Greater London. It stretches from Islington High Street to Highbury Fields and is primarily a residential area. This district is home to a great number of listed buildings that include St Paul's Church, The Camden Head, The Hope and Anchor public house and Mecca Bingo Hall to mention only a few. Other places of interest include Islington Museum, Islington Studios, Islington Green and St James' Church, Islington.

Islington Council is the borough's local authority. The council was established by the London Government Act 1963 and replaced two local authorities: Finsbury Metropolitan Borough Council and Islington Metropolitan Borough Council. The town is divided into 16 wards, each electing three councillors. Two parliamentary constituencies represent Islington. Islington North and Islington South and Finsbury. The area is well served by bus routes, with direct connections to the suburbs and the City and West End.

There are so many things to do in Islington. As a matter of fact, it is one of the most modern neighbourhoods in London. For starters, its Upper Street is home to many independent boutiques and other interesting design stores. If you are looking for something a bit more cultural, you will be glad to know that it boasts the Almeida theatre, King's Head Theatre Pub, Screen on the Green and Pleasance Theatre.

If you want to know what it must have been like to be a crew member, visit all nine decks of the HMS Belfast. The HMS Belfast is one of the most important Second World War Royal Navy warships that survived! Situated on The Queen's Walk, London, the HMS Belfast promises to deliver hours of entertainment. Apart from learning more about its history, you can shop for souvenirs or enjoy food at Tom's Kitchen Deli.

The Union Chapel promises to be an architectural delight! This award-winning venue is home to a working church and a very special organ. Today it is a Grade I listed building that welcomes thousands of visitors every year. Apart from being open to the public for viewing, it can also be hired as for a venue for concerts, rehearsals and workshops and regularly hosts a wide selection of different shows and entertainment.

Established in the 1880s, Arsenal boasts an interesting history. The Arsenal Museum located at the Emirates Stadium has recently been renovated and has countless items that were donated by former players on display. Jens Lehmann's gloves and the boots of Michael Thomas are just two of the highlights. There is also a collection of shirts, two video theatres and more than 15 big displays that include the 2015 FA Cup Final shirt that the winning team signed.