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

How the new Overground lines celebrate East End history

From the unsung heroes of the Mildmay Mission Hospital to the history of the Spitalfields Silk Weavers, the Overground’s newly

The SOSS campaign against the council’s Low Traffic Neighbourhoods has hit a bump in the road as the court case

Storm Simon, a homeless care leaver has been aged by struggles most of us never encounter, but her youth and

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

‘I like the fact that sketches from life have an authenticity and are affected by everything going on in the

The ‘prostitute’s caution’ which can be issued without the right of appeal, is being called out of date and discriminatory

In the ongoing battle over the proposed sale of the beloved nightclub, a victory has been claimed- it must remain

Satan’s Whiskers has just been rated among the World’s 50 Best Bars – again. The Slice revisits an old fave

The most machismo of sports, boxing is woven into the fabric of the East End. The five square miles East

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