Charities have hit back at the measures to reduce energy bills introduced in yesterday’s Budget and said the Government is

Trade union leaders, MPs, and academics have praised this month’s commemorations marking the anniversary of the ‘Battle of Cable Street’.

As affordable places to socialise become harder to find, a new London film club is giving young people an alternative

Protesters have gathered outside a hospital in Hackney to oppose the potential extension of a multi-million-pound NHS data contract with

Residents of an estate in Hoxton are furious over their council’s plans to demolish a beloved community garden. In October

Critics say they fear new parking plans for Barking and Dagenham are just a way for the council to make

The Brick Lane Curry Festival is back this Sunday for the second year running after disappearing from the streets of

One in seven people across the UK are considering moving to a cooler part of the country due to rising

Longstanding complaints about the price of video games, alongside unprecedented console price rises, mean gamers may be incentivised to divest

London’s homicide rate is at a record low, with a decrease throughout the UK yet female homicide figures remain stagnant,

Almost 15 hours after counting began, Redbridge’s local election results finally trickled through as frustration over repeated recounts, high turnout