Across London, the most famous site for ghostly goings-on is undoubtedly the Tower of London.

When it comes to  hanging out with the dead, Hackney is… well, dead. Try as we might, we could only scare up a handful of ghost stories from the borough.

Here at East London Lines, we love a good scare. In fact, there’s not a day goes by without someone jumping out of a filing cabinet, covered in a white sheet and wielding the big stapler. It’s getting a bit tedious, if we’re honest. So for the past few weeks we’ve gone in search of [...]

A new family meeting facility, designed and made-over by a group of Year 8 pupils, was unveiled today at the Bow School of Maths and Computing.

The Mayor of Tower Hamlets  Lutfur Rahman has admitted unwittingly providing a character reference to a court for a defendant who had already pleaded guilty to sexual assault.

Many Irish citizens, freshly edged out of Ireland by the economic downturn, will be denied a vote in next week’s elections.

Homophobic posters which have appeared in recent months are to be systematically replaced tomorrow, in an east London, community-based protest aiming to spread a message of love and solidarity.

Mick Rock hangs out in Shoreditch for one night only

A war memorial in Tower Hamlets has been targeted by thieves for the second time in recent months, resulting in damage that may cost several thousand pounds to repair.

Arcola Theatre will unveil their new premises on Ashwin St next week, and are making a final call for volunteers to help complete their new home in the Colourworks building. The acclaimed theatre was established on Arcola St in Dalston ten years ago, but is now moving in the face of planned building works at [...]