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Local dog owners won their fight against off-lead dog bans back in November, but the council are now set to

Plans submitted to demolish vacant Bow tower block to make way for 145 new homes

Plans have been put forward to demolish Clare House, which was abandoned in 2021 after safety concerns, to make way

After years of campaigning for a home ground, the new fine-turf pitch in Victoria Park is good news for local

Tower Hamlets Slice Editor-In-Chief, Tabitha Stapely, met King Charles and Queen Camilla at a Buckingham Palace reception that recognised the

Our newsroom has won the Tenacious Journalist Awards, including funding to deliver a deep-dive investigation into the surge of synthetic

Globe Primary School and Rachel Keeling Nursery might merge to better use resources as school places go unused. Plans to

Bow’s Neighbourhood Forum application to be re-designated in 2022 has finally been approved by Mayor Lutfur Rahman following three years

Building new homes is always on the agenda in Tower Hamlets, but 2025 sees some new infrastructure that will ease

The Roman Road Bow Neighbourhood Forum has been stuck applying for recognition since 2022 and has been delayed yet again

Borough-wide dog control order agreed to be reduced by the council after a successful petition. A petition from the Animal

Animal Welfare Party and East London Dog Community are protesting against the council’s proposed restrictions on dogs in public spaces-

Regular commuters won’t be surprised when they hear which stretch of the Central Line is the noisiest, but why is