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Illustrated London News opening of the Bethnal Green Museum by Prince Albert in 1872

The V&A Museum of Childhood, from common land to local landmark

Once common land for Bethnal Green, the V&A Museum of Childhood was funded by Prince Albert’s Great Exhibition, tiled by

It might be known by many as England’s most famous boxing venue, but tucked away in the bowels of York

Stairway to Heaven remembering the Bethnal Green tube

June 28, 2018January 18, 2019 Megan Agnew 1648 Views 0 Comments Features min read

The Stairway to Heaven memorial outside Bethnal Green Tube station has won three prestigious awards for architecture, and is shortlisted

May 30, 2018June 21, 2019 April Kosky 1851 Views 0 Comments Features min read

It has only been one year since Victoria Park Market launched, and it now attracts hordes of visitors to Bow’s

April 16, 2018January 9, 2020 April Kosky 2791 Views 1 Comment Features min read

It’s hard not to love Genesis, our local independent cinema on Mile End Road, and we are their number one

Daffodils in Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park

March 26, 2018July 4, 2019 April Kosky 2553 Views 0 Comments Features min read

Once the graveyard of one of London’s most deprived areas, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park (aka Mile End Cemetery) is now

London Buddhist Centre

Starting life as a squat in the 1970s, Roman Road’s London Buddhist Centre now attracts guest poets such as Anthony