A dog’s life: The East End canal dogs living on Bow’s waterways
East London’s network of canals and towpaths has long been a favourite destination for dog walkers, but for some canines,
East London’s network of canals and towpaths has long been a favourite destination for dog walkers, but for some canines,
Grounded Café, Bow’s newest late-night coffee shop and eatery, has officially opened its doors and holds a surprising secret in
As the oldest Pearly Queen in Britain, 96-year-old Phyllis Broadbent is glamorously shouldering a historic East End tradition, keeping a
After four years of tireless planning and an £80,000 crowdfunding campaign, The Common Room has re-opened its doors, offering locals
Environment Agency figures reveal wastewater from toilets, sinks and drains spilt out of storm overflows into the waterway for an
A Bengali-English cafe opened its doors last Thursday, 21 March, offering a fusion of Bengali street food and good ol’
From petting the newborn lambs at Stepney City Farm to foraging for wild food in Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park, make
‘This has kept me awake all night’: Protestors staged a rally outside Peabody’s head office in Southwark, expressing concern about
The London Chest Hospital, once at the heart of a legal dispute over the preservation of an endangered Mulberry Tree,
A striking blue and white portrait towering above Olga Primary’s playground hopes to inspire a new generation of Lionesses in
Among the human inhabitants who call our canals home are their furry companions, the canal boat cats, who add an
Mayor Lutfur Rahman has decided to remove the Palestinian flags flying from lampposts in Tower Hamlets, which he claims ‘are