Bowfest: East London’s biggest open studios event is back
Bow Arts are once again throwing open their doors for Bowfest: Open Studios, Bow Road’s much-anticipated annual event On Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd June, guests will be
How grief saunas help communities grieve together
In the vibrant neighbourhood of Hackney Wick, a unique and heart-warming initiative is transforming how people deal with grief. Saorla
Young designer sees her Marvel dream come true
A 30-year-old’s dream of becoming a young designer has been realised with thanks to Marvel and The Prince’s trust. Sophia
Hackney: local resident reacts to drive-by shooting of four including a child
The shooting of a nine-year-old girl and three men, aged 26, 37 and 42, who were all taken to hospital
A bright future: how one London-based company claims to save their clients energy, elegantly
A millennial-built lighting company discovered a niche in the market, ran with it for the last nine years, and now
Perri Shakes-Drayton inspired by Gareth Thomas to take on triathlon
Inspired by his story and captivated by his passion and mental toughness – former Olympian Perri Shakes-Drayton joined forces with former rugby international Gareth Thomas as they competed at last weekend’s Royal Windsor Triathlon.
HIV not a barrier to living life to the full, says Gareth Thomas
In late 2019, Gareth Thomas announced to the world that he was HIV positive and chose to do so whilst competing in a 140-mile Ironman triathlon.
Dan Evans hoping home comforts can lead to success in Nottingham
Dan Evans is enjoying familiar surroundings but has no time to relax at the LTA’s Rothesay Open in Nottingham.
Two Pints Deep: London’s men advocating for mental health awareness
Suicide is the biggest killer of men under the age of 50 in the UK. Never had this statistic felt
WATCH: East London charity showcases accessible instruments in interactive event
An east London charity that develops accessible instruments for disabled people showcased its work at an interactive event in Hackney.
WATCH: Price hikes threaten way of life on London’s houseboats
There are 35,000 people living on Britain’s canals, and for those without a permanent mooring, prices are going up. Wherever