Ridley Road protestors seek legal action over trader evictions
Ridley Road traders are seeking legal action against their landlord
New tech-based children’s hospice to improve care access for east London families
A former CEO and a prospect barrister have started a new children’s hospice for east London families. Paul Richards and
‘Fill the void’: Leyton Orient’s multi-purpose new stadium may cause local businesses to concede customers
Leyton Orient has announced its plans to develop a new “world-class” multipurpose stadium by 2031. In April 2025, the East
Billingsgate Market traders welcome relocation plans
Billingsgate Fish Market traders have supported plans to leave its current site in Poplar and move to a new mega-site
WATCH: Stepney city farm provides green space to Tower Hamlets
Stepney city farm provides green space to Tower Hamlets
Nitrous oxide popularity plummeting but its harms persist, data shows
Nitrous oxide use has continued to decline across England and Wales, according to the data from the Office for National
WATCH: Cody Dock keeps East London’s heritage alive with the help of its community
Cody Dock in Newham is working on restoring their once-thriving dock. They brought to life a volunteer project where participants
Free outdoor sports equipment locker launches in east London
An innovative outdoor locker scheme lending free sports equipment via the BoxUp app has launched in east London. A solar-powered
E-bike fires on track to hit record high in London
Fires involving e-bikes have risen by more than half compared with the same period last year, according to preliminary London
The Amsterdam-style cannabis cafés of East London
Underground cannabis cafés continue to operate across London despite the Metropolitan Police’s efforts to close them. Though these establishments exist
Mother of three fears for children’s safety amid housing crisis
A mother of three is struggling with her children’s wellbeing while waiting for emergency rehousing in east London. Sarah, from