Statues and monuments in Tower Hamlets
Here’s a roundup of the all the statues in Bow. From important figures like William Gladstone (why are his hands painted red?) to Victoria Park’s iconic guard dogs.
Read moreHere’s a roundup of the all the statues in Bow. From important figures like William Gladstone (why are his hands painted red?) to Victoria Park’s iconic guard dogs.
Read moreOpening in 1999, Mile End Park is a linear stretch of green that starts at Roman Road and runs southwards like a ribbon alongside Regent’s Canal, crossing over bustling Mile End Road and ending at the Limehouse basin.
Read moreRoman Road Market has been one of East London’s most renowned markets for over 150 years. Running three days a
Read moreDoes public art still matter? Does it still speak to the individual, to the citizen, and to the community? Is
Read moreThe East End is a haven for artists and hidden talent, and this week we’ve seen just how hidden our
Read moreTo many Globe Town is a place you travel through to get to somewhere else, to Bow or Bethnal Green
Read moreThere are so many reasons Mile End and its surrounds are the best place to live in London, writes local
Read moreThere’s nothing like insider, local knowledge, so that’s why we asked local blogger and regular contributor Cecilia Cran, or @mileendmoments
Read moreThere’s nothing like insider, local knowledge, so that’s why we asked local blogger and regular contributor Cecilia Cran to pull
Read moreLocal columnist Cecilia Cran rounds up the best parks near Roman Road. There are lots of hidden green spaces to enjoy around Bow, Mile End and Tower Hamlets.
Read moreAs the weather gets warmer and the evenings grow lighter, now is the time to make the most of our
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