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The London Borough of Tower Hamlets has approved a new McLaren Living development at Fish Island in Hackney Wick, designed by HTA Design.
The owner of The Lord Napier Star says the east London boozer is threatened by plans for a block of flats next door
In the run up to Notting Hill Carnival, we're highlighting Caribbean culture across London. The next spot on our list is Jerk Centre, a family run Caribbean food truck on Hoxton St...
Donald's, the independent coffee, pie and bakery business that's built a cult following in Cardiff, has opened its first permanent London site in Hackney Wick. It's the brand's fif...
The path on the east bank is the last in a series of upgrades to Stoke Newington’s West Reservoir
280 co-living studios and 44 affordable homes to complete Fish Island masterplan
A contentious redevelopment of a large block of land north of Liverpool Street station is set to go ahead after the Deputy Mayor for Planning approved it.Read more ›
This alleyway doesn’t look it, but it’s one of the oldest paths in Hackney, dating back to when most of the area was still fields.Read more ›
London's Hackney council targets autumn deal to rescue 371-home Shoreditch project
The Association of Photographers hopes to turn its Downham Road premises into a place to work, meet and share ideas, if it can raise £75,000.Read more ›
The Poet will be on the same historic site as the new London Museum
Hackney locals might soon be able to sweat at a former pumping station
Visiting a park just after umpteen heatwaves have lain waste to the land might seem awkward, but to be honest, this park simply changes colour, and that’s all.Read more ›
Bikes, Canals & Walthamstow: On Sunday 5th September 2004 my work began with cycle racing in Whitehall, after which I went to Islington for a canal festival, finally making my...
It's taken ten years, but the fight to replace The Joiners Arms has finally paid off. The Joiner's Heart, London's newest accessible, community-run LGBTQIA+ pub, opens at Arch 18,...
Freight tracks on the West London Orbital line are set to be transformed into a new Overground service
Mentmore Terrace, near London Fields, is a bustling, characterful Hackney street defined by its unique architectural layout. Running alongside the railway line just moments from Lo...
Rainham to Harold Wood: On Friday 8 October 2004 I put my Brompton folding bicycle on the train from Staines to Waterloo and then made my way to Rainham, the furthest station east...
A community celebration on the banks of the Thames.
This long and busy passageway can be found in the centre of Ealing Broadway, and hence is nowhere near Barnes at all. It is named after a Mr Barnes though, hence the geographically...
Hampstead Alley, Hospital, Baths, House, Heath: My walk on Sunday 9th April 1990 continues. The walk began at my post A Hampstead Walk -1990. Another picture of Streatley Place. Th...
Altar will be home to a sultry bar, tiny record shop and 100-capacity music venue when it opens in Leytonstone this October
Two-thirds of plot has been reserved for emergency services
If you fancy canoeing and cleaning at the same time, Hackney-based Moo Canoes runs a free monthly canal clean-up.Read more ›
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