Norwegian indie-pop artist returns to London
Award-winning Norwegian indie-pop artist Sondre Lerche played his first concert in London for over three years at Oslo in Hackney …
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Parents come together to save nurseries hit by cuts
Over 1000 people have signed a ‘Save Our Nurseries’ campaign petition organised by parents in Tower Hamlets, in response to …
October 30, 2014/
Society, Tower Hamlets/
Co-working: London’s new way of doing business
They are everywhere; one for the tech types; one for the fashion industry; one for entrepreneurs, it’s a new boom …
October 28, 2014/
Arts Features, Features, General Features/
Proposals for a floating cycle route over the Thames
Proposals for a new east-west floating cycle path on the river Thames, stretching eight miles from Battersea to Canary Wharf …
October 20, 2014/
Tower Hamlets, Transport/
Local hero slams anti-Muslim political attacks
Tower Hamlets councillor Rabina Khan, recently nominated “Hero of the Year” in the European Diversity Awards, has slammed anti-Muslim attacks …
October 18, 2014/
Lead Stories, Politics/
Meet the Trader: Tower Hamlets’ Founder
With a park on each side and over-looking a canal, Founder is a bright, light, new co-working space in Palmers …
October 12, 2014/
Features, Meet The Traders, People/
October 12 – 30: Films, Photos, and Fun
Its Photomonth so take advantage of exhibitions across the East End, or drop into Cafe Crema to look for Eric …
October 9, 2014/
What To Do This Week/
Mayor condemns plans for Cycle Superhighway 2
The Mayor of Tower Hamlets, Lutfur Rahman, is not satisfied with Boris Johnson’s plans for the new Cycle Superhighway 2. …
October 7, 2014/
Tower Hamlets/
Mayor in favour of proposed water cannons for police use
Mayor Boris Johnson has declared his support for the Metropolitan Police’s request to buy three new water cannons to be …
March 27, 2014/
Croydon, Local News, Society/
Suspect arrested after man discovered dying in skip
A 21-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a man who was found beaten up in a skip in …
March 18, 2014/
Croydon/
Where’s Wally fun run raises £67,000 for Literacy Trust
A total of 1,200 runners dressed in “Where’s Wally” costume ran a 10km course in Victoria Park to raise money …
March 16, 2014/
Local News, Society, Tower Hamlets/
Lewisham Live Festival: From Bond music to Mozart
Lewisham Live Festival kicked off at Goldsmiths University last night, bringing together musicians from local schools and music centres across the …
School truancy officers strike over funding cuts
School truancy officials in Lewisham will strike on Wednesday for 24 hours over funding cuts proposed by the borough council …
Goldsmith’s Steve McQueen wins Best Picture at Oscars
Former Goldsmiths student Steve McQueen took home the Best Picture Oscar award at the Academy Awards on Sunday March 2. …
March 4, 2014/
People/