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Furious residents consider legal action over Canary Wharf footpath closure
Up to 1,400 residents could be affected, doubling travel time to transit hub and redirecting pedestrians through ‘less safe’ routes
Read MoreRoyal London junior doctors join picket line in protest against new contract
Senior medics to cover emergency care as junior doctors warn government’s new contract will ‘put patients at huge risk’
Read MoreCouncil and London mayor face off over plans for Westferry Printworks
Scheme to build towers on site of former printworks rejected by council, but London mayor will have final decision over planning application
Read MoreLondon Chest Hospital awarded Grade II listed status
Buildings in Bonner Road to be conserved as part of national heritage
Read MoreLondon Mayor Boris Johnson delays making Bishopsgate Goodsyard decision
‘We await with interest to see what radical solutions the developers suddenly produce out of their hat’
Read MoreTower Hamlets mayor calls for legal ‘block’ of Britain First
John Biggs reminded by right-wing political party of its democratic right to assemble and protest
Read More‘More proof needed that Tower Hamlets has recovered’ as commissioners remain in place
Communities secretary resists calls from Tower Hamlets Mayor John Biggs to hand back powers to council
Read MoreMother ‘angry and cheated’ as inquest into death of five-year-old girl delayed
Family told they will have to wait a year to find out what happened to Alexia Walenkaki, who was killed by a falling tree whilst playing on a rope swing in Mile End Park last year
Read MoreCouncil care provider put elderly and vulnerable people ‘at risk’
Tower Hamlets branch of Sevacare rated ‘inadequate’ after it was found to have administered medicines in an ‘unsafe way’
Read More‘Unacceptable’ plans for Bishopsgate Goodsyard hit setback
Boris Johnson’s own planning officers recommend that he reject the controversial scheme
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