Vaccine stories: Injecting hope at the Mile End Art Pavilion
Mile End Park’s stunning Art Pavilion has been turned into a vaccination centre to play its part in the fight
Read moreYour guide to the people, passions, culture and heritage that have formed Roman Road’s identity. Discover the communities and cultures of our neighbourhood, its creative industries, social history and personal stories; the heritage that has created our identity, including Bow grime music, the East London Suffragettes, East End and Cockney, and British Bangladeshi; and what we are passionate about, from philanthropic initiatives to campaigns to save our heritage and the environment.
Mile End Park’s stunning Art Pavilion has been turned into a vaccination centre to play its part in the fight
Read moreTower Hamlets secured over £5.5 million of emergency funding for cultural organisations distributed between 51 recipients, all but eight of
Read moreThe history of Bow Bridge is an invisible but important element of our identity, giving its name to the neighbourhood
Read moreAs thoughts turn to coronavirus vaccines for kids, Morpeth School teacher Ed Stubbs’ initiative to tackle pupils’ vaccine hesitancy has
Read moreWe spoke to artist Marc Gooderham on the nostalgia of our favourite East End haunts, and what makes a place
Read moreSuryagupta became Chair of the London Buddhist Centre in 2018 to become the organisation’s first ever non-white-male head. She talks
Read moreIt’s been a long five years for the Roman Road Bow Neighbourhood Forum, but they have finally released the draft
Read moreAn open letter from Mojo residents urges people to sign a Fire Safety Bill petition to protect leaseholders from paying
Read moreGrowing up in North London, Rachel Blake never anticipated that she would spend much of her adult life in Bow, as Councillor for Bow East and now Deputy Mayor of Tower Hamlets.
Read moreAs the Suffragettes began to use more radical tactics on their quest to change democracy – the West End was sacked in late 1912 – they started to encounter police repression, who saw them as a ‘threat to national security’.
Read moreFacing some of the greatest digital poverty in the country, our local schools, politicians and the council have taken action
Read moreMoored up in Hackney Wick is the Floating Church. This barge-come-chapel is run by Reverend Dave Pilkington, a man who
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