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Lottie Lee-Gough, 31, hasn’t bought any new clothes in a year. As soon as she could successfully make clothes herself

Former food bank user Ron Whelan on the plight of the homeless

Ronnie Whelan, 54, is searching for himself. A one-time user of the Bow Foodbank, he has volunteered there for ten

Meet Ksantikara Dharmachari, the person who can introduce you to life within the mysterious walls of the London Buddhist Centre,

On August 21, 2016, Marcus Tisson’s mother, Margaret, jumped in front of a train at Mile End Station. Two months

Last September, just six years after its founding, Victoria Park Singers performed at the Proms in the Royal Albert Hall.

It wouldn’t be much of a stretch to dub Ray Gipson ‘Mr. Bow.’ He has lived and breathed East London

If Simon Stephens was a biscuit he would probably be a Wagon Wheel. He didn’t arrive at this conclusion lightly,

Daniella Stuart, Stepney resident of 30 years, came out as a trans woman in 2017 when she was 49. The

Bow-based filmmaker Aaron Christian, 34, is a born and bred East Londoner. His debut short film, The Internship, is a

Karen Burke had lived in Bethnal Green for nearly 20 years when she lost her job over issues with her

Mile End resident Richard Lubbock, 72, has garnered national attention as Britain’s milder, altogether more pleasant answer to Breaking Bad’s

Local resident Eddie Albert Brown, 75, has struggled with mental health all his adult life. A victim of sexual abuse,