‘Since 9/11’ – the 9/11 public artwork in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
On the east side of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, outside the London Aquatics Centre, there is a striking piece
Read moreOn the east side of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, outside the London Aquatics Centre, there is a striking piece
Read moreVictoria Park has been voted the nation’s favourite park two years in a row, and with good reason. It has
Read moreEvery day, some 25,000 of us hop on at Mile End tube station to brave the baking Central line, whether
Read moreIt has been some time since the streets were awash with gin, but entering the old House Mill in Bromley-by-Bow
Read moreStour Space on Fish Island began as an abandoned warehouse – ten years on it is a thriving creative venue
Read moreSylvia Pankhurst is well known around these parts. Most know of her activism for women’s suffrage. However, many don’t know
Read moreWith the newly reopened Hub in Victoria Park, it seems fitting that we remember something old and largely forgotten there
Read moreObscured by trees, most of us pass by Vernon Hall without a second glance, hurrying on to the Idea Store
Read moreTurning into the alley that houses the Nunnery Gallery, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d stumbled into another century. Until
Read moreBethnal Green Public Library in Bethnal Green Gardens offers a serene place to study, read and work, a far cry
Read moreOnce common land for Bethnal Green, the V&A Museum of Childhood was funded by Prince Albert’s Great Exhibition, tiled by
Read moreIt might be known by many as England’s most famous boxing venue, but tucked away in the bowels of York
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