Roman Road Festival Village Screen Sports Day [photoessay]
There was a great turnout for Roman Road Summer Festival’s Opening Sunday which somersaulted and backflipped onto Gladstone Place with the
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Author: Tabitha Stapely
Roman Road Tesco supermarket to open August 2015
The long-awaited Tesco Metro store is to open in Roman Road in late August, the company has confirmed to the
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The Line art and sculpture trail: Olympic Park to O2
A new sculpture and art trail linking up Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and The O2, taking in Cody Doc, the
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Roman Road Food Assembly launches in Bow
Local residents have teamed up with wine shop Vinarius to set up a Food Assembly in Roman Road. Local Bow residents
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Residential housing developments in Bow
In recent years East London’s Bow and Roman Road area have seen an explosion of housing developments. Like it or not, the
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Installation of new Vicar at St Paul’s Church
As of Saturday (Jan 11th 2015), St Paul’s Church on Roman Road has a new vicar in the young Reverend
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Mary Barnes exhibition at Nunnery Gallery
Mary Barnes’ time at Kingsley hall was vital in her transformation from Nurse to Creative, letting her evolve in to
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Ten years ago Bow residents lost their only high street supermarket. As more delays are announced why is there still no sign
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Events and entertainment at Winter Festival [photoessay]
The Roman Road Winter Festival weekend was packed full festive fun. There was Santa’s Grotto, giant bubbles, henna tattooing, face
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Designer maker stalls at Sunday market [photoessay]
On Sunday 7 December, Roman Road Market was lined with designer maker stalls, selling hand crafted, homemade and local produce from
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Roman Road Winter Festival gig [photoessay]
Local bands, musicians and performers put on a night of festive music and dance the Roman Road Winter Festival on
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Roman Road LDN tote bags
Our Roman Road LDN tote bags come in lots of bright colours, help support local shops, and are an eco-friendly
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