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WATCH: Natural dye workshop teaches sustainable fashion in Bethnal Green

A monthly Natural Dye Studio workshop at St Margaret’s House in Bethnal Green is giving participants a practical way into

Japanese artist will bring ancient traditions to London in new course

A master Japanese artist is flying to London this summer to teach an exclusive course in ancient calligraphy. Taki Kodaria,

Smithfield Market plans continue as ‘most’ traders confirm transition

70% of current traders will make the move to Smithfield Market’s potential site for relocation in the Royal Docks, according

Billingsgate Fish Market entrance

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

Londoners flock to Hampstead Heath on hottest day of the year

Londoners flocked outdoors on Wednesday as temperatures reached a high of 18 degrees on the hottest day of the year

A group holding a placard which reads "Save Brick Lane"

Brick Lane redevelopment decision still pending as campaigners await government ruling

Brick Lane development plan still pending

A row of cars parked on a residential street

Revenue made by Redbridge Council from Penalty Charge Notices doubles in five years

The total revenue Redbridge Council receives from Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) has doubled over five years, rising from just under

LISTEN: The school choir tackling social issues in Newham

Choir rehearsals at St Antony’s Catholic Primary School in Newham sound different from most.  Its social choir has replaced traditional

Stepney city farm provides green space to Tower Hamlets

WATCH: Stepney city farm provides green space to Tower Hamlets

Stepney city farm provides green space to Tower Hamlets

Headphones in front of a television screen as part of an interactive art exhibition

WATCH: ‘Condo 2026′ mega-exhibition takes place across London

Condo 2026, a mega-exhibition showcasing works from international artists, has returned to London for the eighth time. Taking place from

Picture of a public toilet, which have reduced by 40% in the UK in the last 25 years.

Nearly half of London boroughs are paying businesses to allow the public to use their toilets

Nearly half of London councils are paying local businesses up to £1000 annually to allow public use of their facilities

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