Discover the East End home of Alexander McQueen and Tinie Tempah
From fashion pioneer Alexander McQueen to rap artist Tinie Tempah, this east London home has passed through the hands of
Read MoreFrom fashion pioneer Alexander McQueen to rap artist Tinie Tempah, this east London home has passed through the hands of
Read MoreThe origins of the 18th-century Bow Porcelain Factory are shrouded in mystery, but archaeological excavations have unveiled the forgotten history
Read MoreEast London was once home to a thriving queer nightlife, but soaring costs forced gay landmarks like The Backstreet off
Read MoreThe historic lock-keeper’s cottage at Mile End Lock has survived the test of time, reminding us of the lost industrial
Read MoreMaud Joachim may not be as famous a Suffragette as Sylvia Pankhurst but her work earned her a medal, which
Read MoreAuthor Kate Thompson’s new podcast, From the Library With Love, offers listeners a weekly insight into the forgotten stories of
Read MoreFrom the Victorians to EastEnders, Bromley-by-Bow tube station opened up the East End not only to London but the coast
Read MoreMaps provided by the London Metropolitan Archives show the extent of the bombing that East End Bow endured during World
Read MoreIn 1931, Mahatma Gandhi came to London for the second Round Table conference, aiming to achieve independence for India, and
Read MoreIn the late 19th and early 20th Century, Globe Road was home to a thriving Crafts School which, since 1925,
Read MoreHow Margaret Barnsdall-Stone went from working in an East End cake factory to mixing with Royalty, and the Cockney culture
Read MoreNowadays, we all have an idea of the meaning of the word Cockney, but we’ve discovered that the history of
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