Brick Lane’s oldest beigel shop, the yellow one, has finally re-opened
As surprisingly as it closed without notice in February, Brick Lane’s yellow-fronted Beigel Shop has re-opened explaining the mystery of
Read MoreAs surprisingly as it closed without notice in February, Brick Lane’s yellow-fronted Beigel Shop has re-opened explaining the mystery of
Read MoreWith polling day looming next week, we break down the pro-Palestinian independent movement aiming to topple Labour’s majority and defeat
Read MoreAs Pride Month comes to an end, we find ourselves reflecting not just on the jubilant celebrations, but also on
Read MoreAs part of The Slice Tower Hamlets’ coverage of the 2024 general election, we interview Oscar Reaney, the Conservative Party
Read MoreAn American artist brings to life 300 years of French-British Huguenot history in Spitalfields through a theatrical sensory experience. Dennis
Read MoreAs part of The Slice Tower Hamlets’ coverage of the 2024 general election, we interview Jonathon Mabbutt, the Social Democratic
Read MoreOxford’s House ‘History House 140’ festival celebrates the East End with some unmissable cultural events. Here’s our pick. Bethnal Green’s
Read MoreIn six images, Hannah Starkey’s exhibition at Maureen Paley explores women’s representation through large-scale photographs capturing everyday moments. Maureen Paley’s
Read MoreWeavers Adventure Playground in Bethnal Green, one of the last four adventure playgrounds in the borough, will celebrate its 50th
Read MoreYork Hall might be the home of East End boxing, but last weekend the stars of Mexican Lucha Libre fought
Read MoreIf E. Pellicci’s walls could talk, they would tell some fascinating tales about the celebrities who have dined there –
Read MoreElizabeth Waight, the Green Party candidate for Bethnal Green and Stepney, has received criticism for a video she re-posted on
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