Pancake Day in Brick Lane pic Joanna Kindeman
People make stories and this week we want to introduce you to some of the people who make the EastLondonLine boroughs the most exciting place to live in London. 
Over the next week we will be featuring seven interviews with seven people who live or work in the EastLondonLines boroughs and who we believe should be recognised because of their character, achievements or contribution to the area.
Amongst them will be Rachel Kolsky, an East End tour guide who has just published a book on Jewish London, Amina Ali, activist and aspiring MP from Tower Hamlets, Kirstie Macleod, not your average knitter from Hackney, as well as aspiring musical talents from Croydon. EastLondonLines will also be taking to the streets of our four boroughs to talk to our readers about current issues.
If you want to take part, contribute or have your say get in touch via Twitter (@eastlondonlines)
Yes, the arbitrator was correct. In this type of situation, it was discussed before the members and the members should then have access to the opinion.It makes perfect sense to me.