Local democracy

The community has launched a £12k crowdfunding campaign to secure ownership or a lease after stalled attempts to sell the

‘We still do not understand why the council would wish to destroy a 100-year-old institution and replace it with a

The weightlifting club, thought to be London’s oldest, has produced Paralympic champions but now faces eviction. A weightlifting club in

The courts have ruled that Tower Hamlets’ LTN removal was lawful, raising questions about what is required of councils who

The three local LTNs had stayed in place pending the outcome of a legal battle which has been brewing since

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

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

The ‘prostitute’s caution’ which can be issued without the right of appeal, is being called out of date and discriminatory

Relatives rejoice as those who died in the Bethnal Green Disaster are now remembered both where they died and where

The ‘Friends of Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club’ collective is being supported by the people behind the successful Sister Midnight