Agatha Scaggiante, Author at Bethnal Green LDN

The Scarlett Letters opens red-hot on Cambridge Heath Road

Censorers and pearl-clutchers beware – Scarlett Letters is bringing radical voices to the high street and a determination to survive

With a new campaign gathering speed to save one of Bethnal Green’s most original venues, the club’s fate is not

After years of clashes and controversy, Save our Safer Streets is confident in a win after their High Court case

Just as the bleak streets of New York inspired the birth of street photography in the early twentieth century, the

Street photographer Paul Trevor captures the scenes and emotions of East End market days near Brick Lane over the years

Focusing on queer sex workers in the East End, Poppy Pray explores the smoke, sweat, glitter and glamour of the

Protestors gathered outside the BGWMC on Monday to save the queer-friendly nightlife space from closure. BREAKIING NEWS: On August 6th

Three years after launching, Common Press bookshop must become financially sustainable to save this rare thing: a queer sober space.

Sexquisite’s joyful, sex worker run cabaret will soon lose its home as the iconic Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club announces

As surprisingly as it closed without notice in February, Brick Lane’s yellow-fronted Beigel Shop has re-opened explaining the mystery of