Council apologises to man in wheelchair trapped in his home ‘for long periods’ by illegally parked cars
Town Hall pays out £400 after ombudsman found it failed to take ‘appropriate action’
Read More‘Anxiety and uncertainty’: East London teachers could strike over redundancy threat
More than a fifth of teaching assistants at St. Luke’s primary are at risk of redundancy, says union
Read MoreArtwork people can taste wins highly competitive East London award
Laisul Hoque’s food installation tops more than 800 entries for the 2025 East London Art Prize
Read MoreMaking Egypt, Young V&A, exhibition review: ‘Fitting centrepiece for a family day out’
The museum’s second major show does a ‘fine job of engaging with audiences on different levels’
Read MoreDomestic abuse workers call off strike as talks continue
Independent advisers at Solace Women’s Aid were set to take action today
Read MoreFilling time: Sandwich giant wins permission to stay open later
Subway on Mile End Road gets approval for extra hours
Read MoreBoost for Chinese ‘super embassy’ plans as Tower Hamlets Council backs off
Town Hall concedes it can ‘no longer present evidence’ for refusing permission
Read MoreDomestic abuse workers to strike indefinitely over potentially ‘catastrophic’ job cuts
Independent advisers from Solace Women’s Aid vote unanimously to take action from 14 Feburary
Read MoreWeight lifted as Bethnal Green’s iron-pumping club wins stay of execution
The council has extended the eviction deadline for the historic Bethnal Green Weightlifting Club by three months
Read MoreCouncil pays out over £1,000 to woman whose son missed out on therapy sessions
Town Hall apologises to family after being found at fault by local government watchdog
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