Eastlondon Lines is your guide to budget friendly spring fashion trends as two of our journalists hit the high streets to try to find fashion in the borough’s charity shops! Bethany: As a size 18/20, it’s not so easy to just go into a charity shop and find some…
It’s cold. It’s Thursday night. And it’s time for some good Pakistani comfort food. Mmmm aloo ke parathay, pan-fried flatbread stuffed with potatoes, and chutney. The minute my friend and I pictured the crispy, flaky and ghee-splattered parathas, our mouths started to salivate. But the question was where to go.…
It wouldn’t be a Friday without a proper fish supper and after months of canteen fish and chips for Friday lunch, this week something very special caught my eye. The semi-finalists of the UK National Fish and Chip awards were announced this week and the only London establishment to make…
A sea of denim jackets (of which I was also guilty of having donned) short shorts and asymmetrical hair could only mean one thing – Field Day, East London’s hippest music festival, was back for it’s fifth year. With a Waltzer, helter skelter, hay bales and swings, Field Day proved its…
Making Tracks returns to Rich Mix Cafe in Shoreditch on Wednesday May 30.…
It’s a comedy special for Pick of the Line this week, with a…
Adam Kay’s dark re-imaginings of rock and pop songs have gained him a cult following across the UK. He first burst onto the scene eight years ago with the iconic ‘London Underground Song’, a pastiche of The Jam’s classic anthem ‘Going Underground’, which gained over seven million YouTube hits. His…
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