‘Never mind their fingers’: the strikers who bled for the East End
The East End has a vital history of industrial action. From the Match Girls Strike of 1888 and ‘The Great
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Tower Hamlets Council launches University Bursary Award to support students amid the cost-of-living crisis
Eligible young people in Tower Hamlets could receive £1,500 to support them through their undergraduate studies as a cost-of-living measure.
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Inci Food Centre: Specialist foods from the Far East to the Far West
Inci Food Centre on Roman Road is the corner shop that is always one step ahead of social media food
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Da Terra named SquareMeal’s No. 1 restaurant in London for 2023
Rafael Cagli’s experimental fusion of Latin American and Italian cuisines has won over the tastebuds of critics and diners alike,
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From Mile End to Masterchef: a pastry chef’s fight for equality
Terri Mercieca on nana’s home cooking, comfort eating, and making the culinary world a better place for the LGBT+ community.
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Save 10% at Canary Wharf ice skating rink this February
Complete with an Off-Piste bar, live music nights, and an all-new spectator platform, ice skating at Canary Wharf caters to
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Setting the record straight about whether Globe Town Market Square will become a car park
Locals call for better communication as a public notice on a lamppost left the community feeling confused and disappointed at
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Lotte Wubben-Moy saves the day with juice and pints after pitches freeze
The Bow-born Arsenal Women defender paid for travelling fans’ drinks after their game against Brighton was cancelled and called for
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Vegan sausage rolls: Twice the price but is it twice as good?
Put to the blind taste test at Roman Road LDN: Jungle Electric’s vegan sausage roll goes head to head with
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Over a quarter of Tower Hamlets residents without English as their main Language
Data from the recent Census reveals that 73% of residents in Tower Hamlets reported that English is their main spoken
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Winner of £15,000 East London Art Prize announced at Bow Arts’ shortlist exhibition
Out of more than 650 submissions, Kat Anderson’s film installation drawing on the racism of public health and police institutions
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Modern Cockneys: the new generation of famous Cockney people true to the East End’s sparky spirit
Some say that Cockneys are a dying breed but a new generation of modern Cockneys is showing that the spirit
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