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A Tower Hamlets bookshop is up for a prestigious award – despite being open for only eight months. Bàrd Books,

A live facial recognition (LFR) operation has faced criticism for fears it may lead to racial discrimination and intrusion of

Temporary fencing to protect nesting skylarks was erected in Epping Forest last Thursday.  The rope fencing, which covers an area

A new historical exhibition which aims to spotlight the rich history of 900 black people who lived in Tower Hamlets

A special event marking the end of an Islamic art exhibition brought together musicians, artists, filmmakers and other talents from

A new £4.5billion super sewer has been greeted with optimism by London’s fishing community who hope it will clean up

London’s Black Cab drivers are conflicted over whether a £2.2billion Thames tunnel project will reduce congestion and lead to faster

Two Tower Hamlets markets have scooped best large and small outdoor market at the Great British Market Awards. Columbia Road

A protest ride to pressure the council and TfL into improving junction safety for cyclists was held in Stratford on

A free £1 million private health giveaway has been launched for the Carers, Emergency Service workers and NHS staff after a new

Welsh rugby legend Gareth Thomas and his Tackle HIV campaign have announced that the Tackle HIV Challenging Stigma Garden will