Here you can find the reports and outcomes of our previous forums.
See below to download a report:
September 2024 Forum
Housing
The first Islington North People's Forum discussed housing issues, including affordability and tenant rights. Attendees advocated for rent controls, more tenant associations, and repurposing empty properties. We were joined by Acorn, Streets Kitchen and Islington Homes for All.
November 2024
Forum
Mental Health
This Forum discussed the impact of cuts and political choices on mental health, advocating for improved funding and services. We called for greater NHS/Council engagement and participant led discussions. We heard from Mind Islington, The Stress Project, Nafsiyat and The Stuart Low Trust.
May 2025
Forum
Housing
70 residents gathered at the Andover Community Centre to discuss local housing issues, from rogue landlords to repairs and disability access. The event was led by Acorn tenants union, capturing creative campaigning ideas and resident led action points
January 2025
Forum
Workers rights and the gig economy
This Forum discussed the workers rights and the gig economy. We heard from IWGB, the Islington Trades Council and Bob Jeffry from Sheffield University on the CAPE report
July 2026
Forum
What’s Next for the People’s Forums
Jeremy invited community activists to discuss the achievements and challenges of the People’s Forums after the first two years and to figure out how to take the Forums sustainably into the future on a fully volunteer basis.
April 2026
Forum
Disability
In April 2026, the People’s Forum turned its focus on the societal, attitudinal, financial and institutional barriers facing working and non-
working disabled people, with a specific focus on
the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) review
by Sir Stephen Timms.