George Hayes, Author at Roman Road LDN

‘Never mind their fingers’: the strikers who bled for the East End

The East End has a vital history of industrial action. From the Match Girls Strike of 1888 and ‘The Great

Terri Mercieca on nana’s home cooking, comfort eating, and making the culinary world a better place for the LGBT+ community.

Photo credit: Arsenal fan Bekki Williams who enjoyed meeting Lotte at the New Moon.

The Bow-born Arsenal Women defender paid for travelling fans’ drinks after their game against Brighton was cancelled and called for

‘Unacceptable’ conditions at Milo and Diagoras Houses highlight the failure of the complaints process for renters to achieve change. Repairs

Visiting friends and family in the historic East End of London? Here’s our guide to the best hotels, inns, rooms,

Victoria Park is a magnet to runners, but our guide to the best running clubs, groups and routes near Roman

We take a look at the East End’s finest and lesser-known exhibitions for those seeking a quiet moment of reflection.

Bow Church has been blitzed, its tower hit by storms and its bells destroyed, so how does it still stand

Nanny McPhee star Emma Thompson delighted Globe Primary School children with a reading of her new festive tale at the

Still looking for New Years Eve ideas? Here’s our guide to local events offering a sparkling night of fun, laughs

Canal boat windows. Photography by Rose Palmer

Moments of intimacy between East Enders are captured in these warm everyday interactions. Our everyday lives are populated by intimate