Local cartoonist Tim Sanders’ illustrations of Palestine
‘To exist is to resist’: new art exhibition depicting the everyday occurrences and ordinary joys of life in occupied Palestine.
Author: Polly Nash
Drake’s unlikely collab: Norma Winstone from Devons Road
From the bombsites of Bow to the international stage, the 82-year-old jazz musician thought her career surprises were over …
How Chisenhale Primary School in Bow is building a community beyond the school gates
Championing the spirit of the East End, Chisenhale’s duty of care reaches far beyond the classroom, going the extra mile
Motion calling for Gaza ceasefire ruled outside of Tower Hamlets Council remit despite cross-party support
Separate motions submitted by Aspire, Labour and Green about the Israel-Hamas conflict were ruled outside Tower Hamlets Council’s business and
‘Bewildering and inhumane’: Tower Hamlets charities condemn Suella Braverman’s claim that homelessness is a ‘lifestyle choice’
‘We are far more concerned with people dying than we are with being fined’: Punitive measures proposed by the Home
Foster the community with Capstone
Capstone Foster Care is calling upon Tower Hamlets residents to give back to the local community and consider fostering. More
Screenwriter Theresa Ikoko on her new BBC 3 series: Grime Kids
Theresa Ikoko’s joyous coming-of-age drama celebrates the stories of brotherhood behind Bow’s grime revolution. Growing up in East London in
Tower Hamlets Council spent £350,000 on private waste collectors during refuse worker strike, FOI reveals
Decision to accept national policy deal rather than agree on a payout to refuse workers meant Tower Hamlet Council spent
Is Cockney disappearing in the East End?
Cockney and King’s English will die with the next generation as young people are found to be using three new
East End Pubs book celebrates the past and present of our greatest boozers
‘I see what I love dying and I want to record it’: The London Pub Explorer on the importance of
‘We’re there to hold the parents not the babies’: Postpartum depression survivor Mel Pinet offering a lifeline to new parents
How a Globe Town mother of three is drawing on childhood trauma to destigmatise postpartum depression and provide mental health
‘Can you burp on demand?’: Review of Bow Arts’ new sensory supper club
A feast for the eyes, ears and stomach, ‘Supper Sonata’ at the Nunnery Gallery reimagines our relationship with food while