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‘Pay what you can’ community café opens on Morningside Estate
Young food enthusiasts say ‘everyone is welcome’ to visit new cafe on Cresset Road
Read MoreCouncil goes to new lengths as installation of Lido floodlights begins
After-dark swimming to be available in London Fields by December
Read MoreCare worker sought by Hackney police after disabled child is attacked
A woman is accused of hitting four year-old child leaving him with two bruises
Read MoreChatsworth Road Festival back for another East End knees up
Following last year’s success organisers hope the ‘streets will pile out’ for the revived local festival
Read MoreCampaigners launch petition against plans to build on Hackney Marshes
Save Lea Marshes object to proposals for new sports facilities and car park
Read MoreHackney Film Festival launches record label
Experimental label Psyche Tropes to release compilation focusing on intersections between music and film at launch event
Read MoreTeenagers charged with the murder of Charlie Burns
19 year-old Ashan Crosdale and a 16 year-old boy charged with murder
Read MoreBulk of London Mayor’s riot fund still unspent
Report by London Assembly claims the 70m Mayor’s Regeneration Fund is not being spent fast enough
Read MorePolice appeal following second dog attack in Clissold Park
Police say attacks are causing concern amongst ‘dog walking fraternity’ but are not thought to be linked
Read MoreDalston bar removes poster after ‘distressing’ artwork causes outrage
Image on poster put up on Kingsland Road was inappropriate, says campaign group Object
Read MoreTwo teenagers arrested after Hackney murder
Police appeal for information following stabbing on Frampton Park Road
Read More‘Hackney heroine’ accuses Liberal Democrats of ‘underhand racism’
Lib Dems say they are looking into Pauline Pearce’s concerns as a ‘matter of urgency’ as she quits presidential campaign
Read MoreRoundabout way to regeneration? Fears that Hackney’s Tech City will become a ghost town
Kirsty Styles investigates Tech City’s boom, and its stunted growth
Read More‘This land is our land’: the Lammas Day ‘riots’ of August 1892
Benjamin Mortimer recounts a Victorian fight for local land
Read MoreOpen letter from Hebron
Human rights monitor Chris Venables shares experiences of the West Bank in letter home to Hackney
Read MoreJitters and elation as A Level students pick up results
Students from Clapton Girls’ Academy and BSix College share the stories of their success
Read MoreStopping mad: Council calls on TfL to give Hackney two Crossrail 2 stations
Cabinet Member for Regeneration says having only one stop would ‘waste the potential’ of the borough
Read MoreI don’t have an uncle who works in media… so is a creative career out of the question?
6-9pm Friday 15 July, afterparty 9pm – late
Read MoreBringing up girls: An interview with Melissa Benn
Benjamin Mortimer speaks to Melissa Benn about the state of schooling in the UK and her new book ‘What should we tell our daughters?’
Read MoreHackney officer found guilty of assault spared jail
Sgt Pilbeam handed two year suspended sentence after being found guilty of assaulting mentally ill prisoner
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