East End Pubs book celebrates the past and present of our greatest boozers
‘I see what I love dying and I want to record it’: The London Pub Explorer on the importance of
Discover arts, culture and heritage
In our Cultural Heritage section we look at what makes our neighbourhood unique. We explore the arts, culture and heritage that have formed our identity, including Bow grime music, the East London Suffragettes and the Cockney heritage.
‘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
Anika Jagot from Roman Road’s Sinclairs on the rise of community pharmacies and the need for preventative care amid a
British-Bangladeshi director Islah Abdur-Rahman on grooming, drug abuse and gang violence: ‘It’s a very heavy project, but it’s also very
Critically-acclaimed Top Boy, the East London-based drama about gang culture, returns for a fifth and final season on Netflix, triggering
From anti-social pastime to widely-respected creative art form, Addo’s debut book traces the nationwide reverberations of a music genre born
The history of horse-drawn funerals and why an increasingly diverse East End is the key to their endurance. Every so