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Cafe East review – a quaint, authentic, affordable taste of East London

April 16, 2019April 17, 2019 Gem Stokes 2313 Views 0 Comments Reviews min read

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

April 5, 2019April 10, 2019 Tabitha Potts 1422 Views 2 Comments Reviews min read

Many visitors walk around the streets of East London and admire the unique architecture and the elegant houses with their

March 10, 2019March 14, 2019 Tabitha Potts 18836 Views 0 Comments Reviews min read

Striking a Light is a fascinating account of the Bryant & May match girls’ strike of 1888 (or matchwomen as

This beautifully printed and bound book from Spitalfields Life Books is a monograph exploring the work of the artist Doreen

The Stepney Doorstep Society, written by journalist, ghost-writer, and novelist Kate Thompson, is a must-read for anyone interested in the history

Radical Visions: The Early History of Four Corners and Camerawork Exhibition

Film and photography centre and charity Four Corners has a long history of campaigning and community activism in East London.

'Raw material Gathered in from the slums of many towns' - group photo of children from a Barnardo's home

London’s East End is a thoroughly researched and fascinating book aimed specifically at readers who are looking into their East

16 Roman Road by Jock McFadyen

The Gentle Author, the much-loved creator of the Spitalfields Life blog, published East End Vernacular: Artists who painted London’s East End

The photobook The East End in Colour is a collection of beautiful photographs of the old East End spanning the

Rifleman Marksman Sniper is a novel by Ronald Cove, which explores the events leading up to, as well as the