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Championing the spirit of the East End, Chisenhale’s duty of care reaches far beyond the classroom, going the extra mile

Artist Naomi Bailey aka Wanderrover on painting to preserve the East End

‘In times like these, I don’t know how artists live’: the Mile End painter on standing up for artists’ rights

Theresa Ikoko’s joyous coming-of-age drama celebrates the stories of brotherhood behind Bow’s grime revolution. Growing up in East London in

Defining urban Britain in the noughties, grime music was honed and crafted by the likes of Wiley and Dizzee Rascal

Cockney and King’s English will die with the next generation as young people are found to be using three new

‘I see what I love dying and I want to record it’: The London Pub Explorer on the importance of

The historic lock-keeper’s cottage at Mile End Lock has survived the test of time, reminding us of the lost industrial

How a Globe Town mother of three is drawing on childhood trauma to destigmatise postpartum depression and provide mental health

Maud Joachim may not be as famous a Suffragette as Sylvia Pankhurst but her work earned her a medal, which

Eight days of strike action was all it took to create a borough-wide waste problem that the Council couldn’t ignore,

Author Kate Thompson’s new podcast, From the Library With Love, offers listeners a weekly insight into the forgotten stories of

Acme co-founder and former chief executive who opened up affordable studio spaces and paved the way for East London’s influential