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Everyone on Islington Faces Blog has a story. Ros Tankard is used to being in the thick of things – from the Blitz to campaigning against injustices. Her most recent plan is to run a memory project about the Hornsey Lane Estate, where she moved in 1941. Interview by Nicola Baird “I was five on the… 
