Passing Clouds founder vows to fight on despite ban as company director
Founder of iconic Dalston venue has been disqualified from running a company over failure to pay tax on time and sloppy bookkeeping
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Magic Breakfast founder and Hackney Citizen writer honoured at food awards
Guild of Food Writers names charity head Carmel McConnell an ‘inspiration’, whilst Gillian Riley is pipped to the Food Writer of the Year award
EU referendum: Hackney results are no surprise
However turnout was almost eight per cent lower than in capital as a whole and nearly 10 per cent lower than in Britain as a whole
Hackney’s award-winning nurseries aim to give all children an equal start
The London Early Years Foundation is a family of nurseries that provides a welcoming, safe and comforting environment for children
‘There is not a person in Britain who is not interested in politics. They just don’t always call it politics’
How can decision-making be brought closer to the people?
EU referendum: Hackney votes to remain as Britain votes to leave
The borough’s residents vote overwhelming in favour of remaining in European Union
Hackney residents cast their votes in EU Referendum
Polling stations are open until 10pm for people to have their say on whether the UK should leave or remain part of the European Union
Gunpowder, Spitalfields, restaurant review: ‘ inventive, funny, and mostly excellent’
When it comes to posh Indian street food, Gunpowder shoots from the hip
Emerging Tower Hamlets artist creates buzz with bee paintings
Giulia Marras is a part-time artist whose work has caught the eye of the international art world
Adam Beattie: The Road Not Taken, album review – 'warmth and sincerity'
Shoreditch-based Scotsman Adam Beattie is blazing a trail for contemporary folk music on his new album
Adam Beattie: The Road Not Taken, album review – ‘warmth and sincerity’
Shoreditch-based Scotsman Adam Beattie is blazing a trail for contemporary folk music on his new album
Richard III – review
Echoes of Rigsby from 70s sitcom Rising Damp in the way Fiennes turns dialogue into series of japes
Protestors ‘reclaim’ Passing Clouds after landlord changes locks
Dalston music venue ‘repossessed’ by supporters and campaigners
Clapton Girls’ Academy wins award as Carnegie shortlister Kate Saunders hails ‘sophisticated response to novel’
Nine Clapton Girls’ Academy students pip teams from 11 other Hackney schools to win prestigious prize
Stik takes pride in Hackney with specially-made LGBT+ banner
Street artist has designed a two metre high flag for this month’s Pride in London parade
Glastonbury festival-goers denied EU referendum polling station as Hackney councillor’s legal bid fails
Judge rejects legal challenge by Cllr Michael Desmond at Royal Courts of Justice