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,
How Tower Hamlet’s only Bengali Hindu Temple brings the colours and joy of Holi Day to a quiet residential street
The Palestinian flags might be on the way out in Tower Hamlets, but all across our borough walls are painted
Eight days of strike action was all it took to create a borough-wide waste problem that the Council couldn’t ignore,
The history of horse-drawn funerals and why an increasingly diverse East End is the key to their endurance. Every so
In spite of our inner-city location, Bow is home to a diverse variety of animal species, transporting us away from
Four Corners’ latest exhibition documents housing in East London from the Victorian era to the present day, encouraging viewers to
From the streets of Bow to the Olympic Park Blossom Garden, local residents share where to find the most beautiful
In the biggest UK strike day for a decade, Tower Hamlets came out in force to show unity over an
Canal boats, cranes and graffiti: Everyday East End scenes through a local printmaker’s eyes. Most people walking down Mile End
These photos of Victoria Park covered in snow will help to banish any blues you might have this winter. Picturesque all year round, this green space on our doorstep has been transformed into an ethereal world dusted with snowflakes. This really is ‘the best park in the world’.
Moments of intimacy between East Enders are captured in these warm everyday interactions. Our everyday lives are populated by intimate