Streets presents Nigel Henderson’s thoughtful photographs of the East End
Nigel Henderson’s photographs are collated in Streets by Tate and depict the everyday life of East Enders in the early
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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.
Nigel Henderson’s photographs are collated in Streets by Tate and depict the everyday life of East Enders in the early
Having won the Prince’s environmental awards last year, his visit included a tour around the sustainable packaging startup, viewing its
From a Roman Road council estate to the international stage, Bucks Fizz singer Cheryl Baker remembers her East End community
In the late 19th and early 20th Century, Globe Road was home to a thriving Crafts School which, since 1925,
How the residents of Henderson’s Chisenhale Road home are continuing the photographer’s legacy on the East End streets he documented
How Margaret Barnsdall-Stone went from working in an East End cake factory to mixing with Royalty, and the Cockney culture
While Sylvia Pankhurst’s The Mother’s Arms no longer exists, its legacy as a protective haven for women and children remains
Nowadays, we all have an idea of the meaning of the word Cockney, but we’ve discovered that the history of
From the Burdett-Coutts Drinking Fountain to the nearby Burdett Road, the presence of Baroness Burdett-Coutts is clear to see throughout our area.
Just off of bustling Mile End road lies one of London’s finest Georgian squares: Tredegar Square. You may walk through
Four sixth-formers from Central Foundation Girls School have released Breaking the Barrier podcast discussing the challenge of breaking down social
Starring in the video among Kane’s friends and actor James Buckley is landlord Barry Holloway, pulling pints in one of