Lily Wakeley, Author at Bethnal Green LDN

The grit and focus it takes to add to the ranks of Repton Boxing Club's 500 national champions is no joke. © Andrew Leo

The salvation offered by Repton Boxing Club

Andrew Leo’s searingly beautiful photoessay captures the spirit of the legendary boxing club that was his salvation during lockdown. Andrew

A large ash tree, casting welcome shade for some of the resident champion racing goats © Rachel Ferriman

From large community feasts, the Oxford v. Cambridge Goat Race, and hens accidental feminist lores, Spitalfields City Farm is nothing

Local resident and writer, Lily Wakeley takes a stroll down Hackney Road to take in its medley of offerings: restaurants,

The Laundrette of Dreams installation, brightening up the dreariest of days.

The artist Yinka Ilori has reimagined the utilitarian laundrette as a play space of dreams, to inspire creativity even amidst

The Common Press welcomes you into their bookshop, inviting us to hire their podcast studios and to rent their event space. © Glass House Projects

It’s hard to miss the fabulous display of high-heeled buxom womxn reading on the glass front of Brick Lane’s new

The Brick Lane Masjid with its 1743 sundial and 2009 minaret.

From a Church, to a Synagogue and most recently a Mosque, the Brick Lane Jamme Masjid and its sundial have

The mulberry miraculously survived the utter devastation caused by bombing of the London Chest Hospital, carefully cordoned off amongst the debris.

It is nothing short of miraculous that Mulberry trees have survived in the UK given they don’t self-seed and are

The film poster of Bonne Mere by Hafsia Herzi.

This weekend, Bethnal Green’s cultural hub Rich Mix is hosting London’s first ever Tunisian Film Festival. The debut event will

A new photography exhibition showing at Oxford House and in Bethnal Green Road shopfronts documents the area’s youth culture in