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New look Nunnery Café up and running

The Nunnery Gallery on 181 Bow Road has opened a new look in-house cafe, aptly named the Nunnery Café. Its

Percy Ingle might seem like a substantial bakery chain, but despite appearances, it is a local family-run bakery founded over

Being a student, I’ve eaten out of a saucepan before, but not like this. Having heard only good things about

Every day, some 25,000 of us hop on at Mile End tube station to brave the baking Central line, whether

Odds are you’ve seen a sign painted by Ged Palmer. He and his team at Luminor Sign Co on Roman

It has been some time since the streets were awash with gin, but entering the old The House Mill in

It may feel like the traditional chippy is becoming a precious rarity, with more and more chip shops expanding their

Saved from demolition in the 1970s and since restored with painstaking care, the House Mill, which used to be home

The House Mill has weathered many storms in its time. It has endured the Blitz, scavengers, and Olympic redevelopment. It

Loafing, the sweet and savoury crepe connoisseur, has reopened on 409 Roman Road, so we headed down to take a

We speak to the people behind Thompson’s, the time-hallowed DIY wonderland on the Roman Road which has passed through three

A new stall is coming to Globe Town Market. Martin Fuller, formally a fisherman off the coast of Newhaven in