Services of reflection to commemorate Queen Elizabeth
Over the next few days and weeks, people will want to find spaces for quiet reflection but where can they
Author: Victoria Miller
‘Amazing’ Bakery Room forced to close due to cost of living crisis and Brexit
Rise in food and fuel prices, fewer customers, and staff shortages due to Brexit have led to the cheerful corner
One local mother is working all hours to cope with the cost of living
With concern about the cost of living soaring for the winter, it bit just as hard in the summer as
Old school charm breathes new life into The Coborn
After a month of closure, The Corborn pub reopens its doors transporting its customers to the East End pubs of
This is Home: Burte Gerelt-Od, a Mongolian in Bow
Bow Road teenager Burte Gerelt-Od speaks to us about British and Mongolian school systems, cultural diversity fashion shows, and why
Chipping Wharf: paying homage to the original East End chippie
The birthplace of one of the nation’s favourite take-aways, Old Ford welcomes a return of a traditional fish and chip
Protest and petition: Bow residents protest against the council’s desire to reverse liveable streets
Hundreds of residents voice their concern at the council’s proposal to reverse the Liveable Streets schemes. Bow residents took to
The golden charm of Delan, jewellers to all
For David Ilan and his son, Daniel, their family-run shop Delan Jewellery sells treasured memories and golden moments. ‘I am
Everything you need to know about East Bank
From sporting excellence to a cultural and educational hub, East Bank is laying the foundations of a creative wave soon
Gurdwara Sikh Sangat: The many lives of Harley Grove’s Sikh temple
The East End’s story is one of movement and Harley Grove’s Sikh temple is a microcosm of the lives of
‘Heating or eating’: the cost of living crisis in Tower Hamlets
In this four-part series, we look into the cost of living crisis, how it’s affecting our neighbourhoods and how organisations
This is Home: Casper Horn, a Hollander in Bow
Bow Road resident Casper Horn speaks to us about British politeness, school uniforms, buying in Bromley-by-Bow and how a West