Bitter planning row escalates between neighbours in Stoke Newington square
Accusations fly as couple say they are under attack from neighbours furious at their ‘selfish’ plans to build on shared land
Read MoreStandon Calling returns for a 10th birthday bash like no other
Now entering its landmark 10th anniversary year, Standon Calling Festival has always been a favourite for revellers looking for a special boutique festival experience
Read MoreSignificant others: Latin Americans in Hackney now recognised as ethnic group
Coalition for Latin Americans in the UK says ethnic status will mean one of the borough’s ‘invisible’ communities will be better catered for
Read MoreHoly mole! Gillian Riley cooks up a Mexican feast
Food historian Gillian Riley finds that East London is as good a place as any to have a fiesta – Mexican style
Read MoreCeviche Old Street – review: Peruvian food to suit beginners and aficionados
Authenticity is a given at Ceviche Old Street, Martin Morales’ latest foray into Peruvian cuisine
Read MoreMusician creates the first ever 3D-printed melodica
Daren Banarsë’s ‘toy’ instrument certainly looks better than the shop-bought equivalent
Read MoreVillage Underground fears hotel tower will plunge iconic rooftop into darkness
Property firm Highgate’s proposals to build 32 storey building on Shoreditch High Street slammed as ‘way out of kilter’ with the area
Read MoreHoxton pensioner charged with Hatton Garden jewellery heist
74 year-old John Collins amongst eight to be charged with conspiracy to burgle
Read More'No stunts and no stupid stuff': Clapton director has no nonsense approach to filmmaking
With his debut feature In the Blood, Mark Abraham wanted to make a crime film that was high on drama and low on cost
Read MoreFinding Bedlam: A skeleton's eye view of the Crossrail Project
Crossrail’s chief archaeologist talks about the ‘Bedlam’ excavations, finding 17th-century human remains and feeling connected to the past
Read MoreLandmark victory as judge rules pregnant woman did not make herself ‘intentionally homeless’
Hackney Community Law Centre solicitors ‘ecstatic’ as Supreme Court allows appeal against Waltham Forest Council’s decision
Read MoreLittle Baobab – review: A trip to Senegal via Lower Clapton
West African food, live music and a convivial atmosphere make Little Baobab a welcome addition to Lower Clapton Road
Read MoreSave Rich Mix campaign beams messages of support on building
Financial dispute with Tower Hamlet Council that could close down Rich Mix reaches new heights
Read MoreMenswear label Cottweiler awarded NEWGEN support
Dalston menswear duo to be given commercial and creative help by fashion body
Read MoreHackney’s ‘Tree Office’ is a solution to London’s work space shortage, says Council
Transparent office with capacity for eight people to be built around tree trunk in Hoxton Square
Read MoreWick Market – East London’s alternative market and music space
Wick Market is a destination for lovers of art, shopping, music and food
Read MoreWick Market – East London's alternative market and music space
Wick Market is a destination for lovers of art, shopping, music and food
Read MoreNew Era campaigner Lindsey Garrett to stand in London mayoral race
Neither Conservatives nor Labour ‘good enough’ says Garrett as she launches bid for London Mayor
Read MoreSculptor Kate Lyddon impresses at Mark Tanner Sculpture Award show
Emerging artist’s work is an enjoyable challenge for the beholder
Read MoreField Day is fast becoming a festival of food as well as music
More small independent street food traders than ever will be gracing Victoria Park for this year’s Field Day festival
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