The Independent Office for Police Conduct previously warned the four officers that it was considering potential gross misconduct
Jim Gamble says experience is ‘still a weight on the child’s shoulders’ as he sets out raft of recommendations for tackling institutional racism
Jealous Gallery has recieved backing from major artists in its bid to save the lettering
Local government ombudsman said lack of information was causing confusion among people on the waiting list for homes
Amost one in 10 deaths in Hackney are linked to air pollution
Cllr Mete Coban says ‘affordable road user charging’ is next step in cutting carbon – much to the chagrin of Free Our Streets group
Town Hall enforcement officers tracked down 40 offences last year – up from 13 in the preceding 12 months
Park user group concerned that the popular green space is set to have fewer patrols
Len Maloney is appealing to Mayor of London Sadiq Khan for help after seeing his rent more than triple
Friends and customers line up to pay tribute to Steven Clark, who died last month aged 57
Enforcement cases down by more than 80 per cent, according to Town Hall report
Market set to come to a standstill on 6 June when Clark’s funeral procession passes through
Krankbrother said it maintains a ‘pretty well-run set-up’ in response to fears over noise and disorder
Area at Colvestone primary has been out of bounds since May last year
The Quarter Kitchen next to St John at Hackney Church is hoping to extend its hours too
Krankbrother set to apply for a licence for up to 2,000 people once a year
