Market traders from an iconic East London bazaar are fearing the end for their businesses – but their landlord denies they are being evicted, and says they could return “as early as June”. As ...

Low awareness in London of new renters’ rights legislation could undermine major new reforms set to come into force in May, ministers have been warned. Just 35 per cent of the almost three million ...

A Haggerston school achieved national recognition for its student outcomes. The Bridge Academy was awarded a SSAT (Schools, Students and Teachers Network) Educational Outcomes Award having been placed ...

Under-fire academy chain Mossbourne Federation is facing further criticism after outlining its response to a scathing safeguarding review. Education expert Sir Alan Wood’s report, published last ...

The Hackney Society is fundraising for a plaque to commemorate Rio Cinema founder Clara Ludski. Ludski (1862–1933) was a pioneering businesswoman who transformed a former auctioneer’s shop into the ...

Morgan’s new book, The Secret Life of Crohn’s, charts his own experience of living with the disease since the age of 10. And believe it or not, it is a surprisingly upbeat read. Morgan’s main message ...

A major Shoreditch installation aims to shed light on the effects of furniture poverty on children in the capital. The Childhood Trust’s billboard is on display on the Great Eastern Art Wall for the ...

Hackney Council ignored a woman’s concerns over the safety of her autistic child who was in danger of falling from windows, a watchdog has found. The local authority paid the family £500 following a ...