Niamh O'Neill, Author at Bethnal Green LDN

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The Joiners Arms: from “let’s save this one gay bar” to “let’s save queer spaces”

Friends of the Joiners Arms is pioneering accessible and inclusive queer spaces, against the backdrop of the ongoing mass closure

StrongHer on Cudworth Street is an inclusive strength and conditioning space aimed at combating the male-dominated environment of the gym.

We speak to Milou Stella, an interdisciplinary queer artist, on how art has helped them overcome difficult personal challenges. “I

Originally created to take the overflow of customers from E. Pellici, Bethnal Green’s Cafe 338 is now a favourite establishment

The Premises Cafe on Hackney Road has become a firm favourite amongst both artists and locals alike. There is something

Bethnal Green has a surprising amount of music venues, from intimate gigs in a church to karaoke in a pub,

Writer Niamh O’Neill searches for the most costly coffee on the swanky Redchurch Street in Shoreditch. “I would say their

Columbia Market Hall c. 1873, from the V&A archives

Built by philanthropist Angela Burdett-Coutts, Columbia Market Hall once stood where Columbia Road Flower Market now exists, and was an

Women Of The Lens Film Festival will be returning to London on Saturday 23 and Saturday 30 April, at Rich

Photo by Aleksandra Boruch

A pop-up restaurant, awarded the most sustainable food business in 2021, is set to open its first permanent establishment on

The writer of East End culture, the Gentle Author, has announced the launch of a community tourism project in Spitalfields,