The drag kings and queens redefining the queer scene in Tower Hamlets
From glittering karaoke in Cockney boozers to confrontational political satire at community hubs, drag kings and queens are spearheading a
From glittering karaoke in Cockney boozers to confrontational political satire at community hubs, drag kings and queens are spearheading a
How Tower Hamlet’s only Bengali Hindu Temple brings the colours and joy of Holi Day to a quiet residential street
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
‘Peter was the father figure of the market’: The traders of Roman Road Market pay tribute to Peter Keine who
Advocating for equal education and delivering life-saving medical care at the Royal London Hospital are just some of the services
Championing the spirit of the East End, Chisenhale’s duty of care reaches far beyond the classroom, going the extra mile
‘I see what I love dying and I want to record it’: The London Pub Explorer on the importance of
Eight days of strike action was all it took to create a borough-wide waste problem that the Council couldn’t ignore,
Acme co-founder and former chief executive who opened up affordable studio spaces and paved the way for East London’s influential
Anika Jagot from Roman Road’s Sinclairs on the rise of community pharmacies and the need for preventative care amid a
The history of horse-drawn funerals and why an increasingly diverse East End is the key to their endurance. Every so