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BAJ2-13Dillon Archive

Elderly Londoners: “Give us Time to Cross”

Part of what makes London such an enticing city is its energetic pace. However, for many elderly residents, the speed …
by Chris Dillon/ November 19, 2013/ Features, Society, Transport/
Save the Chesham campaign

Chesham Arms forced to stop using buildings for housing

Hackney Council have issued the owner of the Chesham Arms with a planning enforcement notice that requires him to stop …
by Chris Dillon/ November 1, 2013/ Hackney/

Goldsmiths alumnus James Blake wins Mercury Prize

James Blake, alumni of Goldsmiths, University of London in Lewisham, has won this year’s Barclaycard Mercury Prize with his second …
by Chris Dillon/ October 31, 2013/ Arts, Music, News/

Hackney makes a rapid recovery after St Jude storm

A 60ft tree fell on a block of flats in Stamford Hill during St Jude storm yesterday morning, leaving families …
by Chris Dillon/ October 29, 2013/ Environment, Hackney, Housing, Local News/

Chesham Arms campaign wins major court victory

A judge has ruled that the Chesham Arms is to retain its status as an asset of community value, following …
by Chris Dillon/ October 24, 2013/ Hackney/

Turkish gang members jailed for shopkeeper shooting

Two gang members involved in the shooting of a shopkeeper in Stoke Newington last year have been jailed. Gang members …
by Chris Dillon/ October 22, 2013/ Crime, Hackney/

Hundreds of pupils sent home and schools close throughout ELL area as teachers take strike action

Reporting by Jack Simpsons, Chiara Rimella & Chris Dillon Hundreds of pupils stayed at home today as dozens of schools …
by Chris Dillon/ October 17, 2013/ Education, Lead Stories, Uncategorized/

NHS cuts protest at Whitechapel hospital

Protesters will assemble outside the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel this evening to campaign against cuts to the NHS. Campaigners …
by Chris Dillon/ October 8, 2013/ Tower Hamlets, Uncategorized/

Pedestrian in critical condition following bus collision

  A 56-year-old woman is in a critical condition after being hit by a bus in Stoke Newington on Saturday. …
by Chris Dillon/ October 7, 2013/ Uncategorized/

Developers submit identical second application for new Sainsbury’s store in Stoke Newington

  Newmark, the developers who are seeking to build a new Sainsbury’s in Stoke Newington, have submitted an application to …
by Chris Dillon/ October 3, 2013/ Hackney, Lead Stories, Local News/

Hackney charity searches for best young photographers

PhotoVoice, a Hackney based charity has joined forces with Amnesty International to find Britain’s best young human rights photojournalists. The …
by Chris Dillon/ October 1, 2013/ Hackney, Local News, News/

September 27 – October 3: Celebrating cultural diversity

This week, there is a wide range of new potentially new experiences on offer in East London. From Latin American …
by Chris Dillon/ September 26, 2013/ What To Do This Week/

September 20-26: Autumn arts in east London

This week there is a wide range of arts performances available in East London. Whether you’re in the mood for …
by Chris Dillon/ September 20, 2013/ Events, What To Do This Week/

Revised plans to be offered for Fish Island regeneration

Property developers Neptune Group are submitting a revised plan to build 800 new homes and 11,000 sqm of commercial space …
by Chris Dillon/ April 3, 2013/ Hackney/

Brick Lane to host ‘world’s first’ urban cycling festival

Brick Lane’s Old Truman Brewery will host the SPIN LDN festival in the first week of May, an event described …
by Chris Dillon/ April 3, 2013/ Tower Hamlets/

Easter weekend – the best events in the ELL area

It’s Easter weekend in East London! Why not give your kids more of a treat than the usual chocolate eggs? …
by Chris Dillon/ March 29, 2013/ What To Do This Week/

ELL’s guide to local Easter holiday actvities for kids

The Easter holidays are upon us, meaning two weeks of freedom from school for the children and two weeks of …
by Chris Dillon/ March 25, 2013/ Events, Lead Stories, What To Do This Week/

Croydon breaks rule on housing homeless in B&B’s

The use of private bed and breakfast accomodation to house homeless Croydon families for longer than the legal period of …
by Chris Dillon/ March 22, 2013/ Croydon, Housing, Lead Stories, Politics, Uncategorized/

Residents oppose “damaging” events on Hackney Marshes

A campaign group  has launched a petition to stop Hackney Council from hosting major events on Hackney Marshes. The new …
by Chris Dillon/ March 22, 2013/ Environment, Hackney/

Mayor Lutfur Rahman faces campaign funding accusations

Tower Hamlets Mayor Lutfur Rahman faces criticism after it emerged that £20,000 of taxpayers’ money was used to fund TV …
by Chris Dillon/ March 12, 2013/ News, Tower Hamlets/

Haggerston Pool Trust ‘determined’ to move forward

Haggerston Pool Community Trust are “determined” to move forward with plans to reopen the swimming baths it was revealed this …
by Chris Dillon/ March 8, 2013/ Hackney, News, Uncategorized/

New Sainsbury’s development plans for Stoke Newington

Eastlondonlines can now reveal the new plans for of the proposed Sainsburys development in Stoke Newington. The plans to build …
by Chris Dillon/ February 27, 2013/ Hackney, Housing, Local News/

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