Local residents will mount a challenge against Tower Hamlets Council’s vision for future development when its fifteen year development plan is scrutinised by a planning inspector tomorrow.…
Blagging has been around for centuries, yet in our humble and thriftily formed opinion, it is practiced far too little. After speaking with an undisclosed number of academics who study the ancient art of the blag, Emily “Who’s round is it?” Jupp produced the following guide. Any tips? Post them…
Tiny jasmine plants, sunny daffodils and an overwhelming scent of Spring. Columbia Road celebrates Easter with bargain flowers and plants of all colours, music, hundreds of chocolate bunnies.…
The Widow’s Son Pub in Devon's Road, Bow hosted its annual Hot Cross Bun Festival on Good Friday.…
It is a year since the G20 protests drew thousands to the Square Mile. It is also the first anniversary of the death of newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson, who collapsed on Cornhill Street after being manhandled by a police officer.…
Members of East London’s Jewish community have called for their long standing cultural involvement in the area to be recognised as part of plans for a local heritage trail.…
Employers of the daredevil window-cleaners charged with maintaining Britain's tallest building are backing a government campaign to emphasise safety in the workplace.…
An artist’s impression has been released by police of a man who was found dead in the River Lea in a bid to identify him.…
The worst civilian disaster of World War Two was remembered this weekend in Bethnal Green. The 67th anniversary of the Bethnal Green Tube Disaster was marked in memory of the 173…
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