Best spas and saunas in London’s East End, home of the capital’s first ever public baths
The East End has a rich history of sauna culture spanning centuries, so sit back as we show you the
Read moreThe best places to shop, eat and drink in Bethnal Green; interviews with shop owners and market traders; and news on shop openings.
The East End has a rich history of sauna culture spanning centuries, so sit back as we show you the
Read moreTower Hamlets is one of the most rapidly gentrifying boroughs, and Cambridge Heath Road’s bubbling new cultural scene feels like
Read moreBethnal Green’s York Hall, more commonly used for boxing matches and school exams, to show Wagner’s Ring Cycle, bringing affordable
Read moreSatan’s Whiskers has just been rated among the World’s 50 Best Bars – again. The Slice revisits an old fave
Read moreIn 2007, Tower Hamlets Council vowed to rid the streets of Banksy, but this summer the East End welcomed a
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 moreOxford’s House ‘History House 140’ festival celebrates the East End with some unmissable cultural events. Here’s our pick. Bethnal Green’s
Read moreYork Hall might be the home of East End boxing, but last weekend the stars of Mexican Lucha Libre fought
Read moreThe chicken shop scene in the East End has deep roots in the area’s diverse cultural fabric and diverse heritage.
Read moreLocated at the heart of Hackney Road, between Cambridge Heath Station and Columbia Road Flower Market, Greedy Cow Bakes has
Read moreIn the colourful landscape of social media, where cat videos and foodie photos make for hours of endless scrolling, there
Read moreFondly known as ‘the yellow one’ and claiming it’s the beigel shop that never closes its doors, Brick Lane’s oldest
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