Heritage

For fifty years, Browns of Bow has helped decorate, renovate and build the East End and cemented itself as a

Since Queen Elizabeth II’s first visit to the East End aged just 18, she has returned to the area time

Victoria Park’s water-filled cohabitor has lived in the East End since 1830, but what stories does the Hertford Union Canal

The East End’s story is one of movement and Harley Grove’s Sikh temple is a microcosm of the lives of

While it may look to be a derelict brownsite, the Bromley-by-Bow Gasworks were industry giants in their day. We take

In her new book, Vicious, Elegant Bastards, Hyams delves into the murky world of the notorious Kray twins and the

Creating a park for the community: how Sir James Pennethorne, one London’s most revered architects, was given the role of

Copperfield Road Ragged school brought universal free education to Mile End in the Victorian era, providing a glimmer of hope

The Albert pub nestles modestly on the entrance of Roman Road Market offering pints to the thirsty but who knew

Farthing bundles and bombsites: three people speak of their experiences of receiving Clara Grant’s farthing bundles. East End legend and

Gone but not forgotten: The Arena in Mile End was a short-lived but vital part of the East End’s boxing