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The remains following an e-bike fire

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

Sporting Bengal celebrate winning the Essex Senior League

East London leads the British South Asian revolution in English football

East London is leading the rise of the British South Asian community in English football after years of underrepresentation throughout

A classroom

South East London claims highest school exclusion rates in London

South East London has the highest rate of permanent school exclusions in London, according to available data starting in 2016

East London Skyline

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

Five dancers and Pete Townshend, a 79-year-old white man, standing and facing the camera in suits from The Who ballet

Pete Townshend’s Quadrophenia ballet produced in east London to open in May

A ballet from The Who’s Pete Townshend produced in east London is due to launch next month.  Quadrophenia: a Mod

Council saves Solace Women's Aid jobs

Strikes avoided as Tower Hamlets Council saves Solace Women’s Aid workers from redundancy

A women’s charity in East London declared victory today after the prospect of redundancies was withdrawn. Tower Hamlets Council confirmed

An image of bookshop owner Vicki Shenkin Kerr and Shop Manager Kristin Griffin

Tower Hamlets bookshop earns national award nomination only eight months after opening

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

Tower Hamlets researchers rediscover history of over 900 forgotten black Londoners

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

The entrance to the Silvertown Tunnel ahead of opening

Cabbies split over Silvertown Tunnel benefits

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

Flowers at a market stall

Roses and rosettes for Columbia Road Flower Market and Whitechapel Market

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

image of three bins, green red and yellow, which are labelled "compost" "waste" and "recycle"

London’s household waste recycling rate stagnant for 13 years

London’s household waste recycling rate has stagnated for 13 years, according to data from the Department for Environment, Food &

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