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Hackney Carnival returns on Sunday September 22 for the first time in five years. The event will cost £1million and

A political artist’s interactive exhibition of protest at Whitechapel Gallery has sparked controversy.  Peter Kennard’s art focuses on social and

Laughing gas is still readily available on Tower Hamlets’ streets despite a campaign to raise awareness of the drug’s risks.

A miniature goldendoodle called Nigel is supporting children’s mental health through weekly visits to a Hackney primary school. The eight-year-old

Tower Hamlets Council has suspended its Homelessness Accommodation Placement Policy following protests from campaigners. The policy aimed to allocate homeless

Pro-choice charities have backed legislation to protect those accessing abortion clinics from harassment through the introduction of abortion safe access

‘We Are The Brady Girls – Part 2’ Exhibition has returned to its original home in Whitechapel.  The exhibition offers

The Hackney Green Party won its first council by-election in London for 16 years last Thursday.  The Green Party candidate

The cast of supernatural dramas including Twilight, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and The Vampire Diaries reunited at a London convention

An election pact has been formed by the Green Party and Independent Socialist Group in Hackney to try and oust

An alleged victim of Harvey Weinstein said she felt “emotionally small” when she worked for the media mogul. Harvey Weinstein,