New Cross Library officially closed on Saturday but the New Cross People’s Committee are aiming

As part of ‘Noise Action Week’, Hackney Council has pledged to provide further support for those affected by night time noise disturbances.

Campaigners defending the Limehouse Cut’s historical canal-side landscape against housing developments

Lewisham Council are currently running a park survey in order to find out how public spaces are used and enjoyed.

Four men were jailed today for the brutal attack on a religious studies teacher in Tower Hamlets. A fifth man was jailed for hiding the attackers’ blood-stained clothes.

First prizein the ELL feature writing competition went to Taslima Begum, 17, from Tower Hamlets College with her piece on the  protests against the cuts entitled: “My Dear Nicholas, What Has Ye Done? R.I.P Education”. Taslima’s first person piece about her experience of the demonstration showed that there is undoubtedly a future awaiting in journalism. [...]

The Museum of Childhood in Bethnal Green is following the tiger, the cat and the pink rabbit by showing a retrospective of the work of Judith Kerr.

Hospital workers, GPs, patient groups and local councillors from Hackney have come together in opposition to the threat

Plan your week ahead with our essential guide to events taking place over the Bank Holiday weekend, and beyond.

Police in Tower Hamlets are appealing for help and information after more than a million pounds worth of vintage wine was stolen from a warehouse in Bethnal Green.