From Dhaka To Bow: The mother and daughter leading a bilingual poetry collective
Bengali-born Bow residents, Shamim and Eeshita Azad are cultivating cross-cultural and inter-generational collaboration through language and words. Upon meeting Shamim
Author: Sinead Campbell
Something Smells a Bit Fishy! Jellied Eels: The Quintessential Cockney Cuisine
The way to the heart of the East End is through its stomach. Are jellied eels the forgotten food of
Where to celebrate this New Year’s Eve in East London
It’s that time already! Wave farewell to 2023 and sing, eat, dance and laugh yourself into 2024 with this round-up
Columbia Road Christmas Carols cancelled due to overcrowding
Columbia Road Christmas Carols have been cancelled for the remainder of the month after the event went viral on TikTok
Happy Endings opens winter pudding pop-up at Victoria Park Pavilion
Happy Endings’ ice cream connoisseurs bring a new warming winter menu to Victoria Park’s Pavilion Cafe so you can enjoy
Guide to East London Christmas Markets in 2023
Get yourself in the festive spirit with this local guide to the best Christmas markets East London has to offer
Maud Joachim: Inside the life of a Suffragette who supported the women of the East End.
Maud Joachim may not be as famous a Suffragette as Sylvia Pankhurst but her work earned her a medal, which
East-End Suffragette medal auctioned to women’s library in Scotland
A hunger strike medal awarded to an East End suffragette was auctioned to Glasgow Women’s Library earlier this month. A
The best gyms near Bow for every type of fitness tribe
Looking to change up your fitness routine as we head into the colder months? From disability friendly to female-only workout
Where to buy Christmas trees in East London
Gear up for the festive season with this guide to the best shops and markets selling a wide selection of