Junior doctors in 24-hour strike as majority of public supports action
Second walk-out this year over Jeremy Hunt’s new contracts
Hackney Citizen
Right to Buy ‘attack on social housing’ is close to becoming law
Warning that sale of council homes under Right to Buy will ‘destroy’ communities
Titbits – Sporting Hackney FC and Simche Steinberger’s shot at goal
An embattled month for local ‘treehuggers’ and ‘Corbyn the clown’
Goodsyard developers’ £25k fund branded a ‘kick in the teeth’ for residents
Campaigners blasted the community fund as ‘shameful’ and ‘a patent bribe’
Man who ‘targeted and preyed on vulnerable women’ jailed for attempted rapes
Usman Tahir handed 12 year sentence for two separate attacks
Family connection to Mayflower pilgrims inspires play
Don’t Waste Your Bullets on the Dead by Stoke Newington-based writer Freddie Machin premieres this month at Vault Festival
Teenage moped rider dies and another injured in police chase
Tragedy took place on Upper Clapton Road
'The towers dominated the skyline': Beaumont Estate revisited in new play at The Yard
Based on interviews with former and current residents of a Leyton housing estate, Re: Home examines what our homes mean to us
Arcola Queer Collective: championing LGBT rights through theatre
On the eve of their adaptation of Le Petit Prince, director Rubyyy Jones talks about the state of queer theatre today – and how genuine equality is still a work in progress
Abney Park chapel set for repairs ahead of public reopening
Oldest surviving non-denominational chapel in Europe to receive maintenance work to address ‘downward spiral of decay’
Bloc Party review, Village Underground: 'time is the only silent alarm'
Bloc Party are back with a changed line-up and new album, which they debuted live last month. Is it time to give them another chance?
Leader – dust and destruction in Dalston
‘Crossrail 2 is needed, but that does not mean the plans should go ahead at any cost’
Stoke Newington Town Hall ‘left rotting’ and leaking
‘Lack of regular maintenance’ has left building with leaks, cracks and corrosion
It’s a tall order to afford a giant recorder!
Quartet makes plea for donations to help them get their hands on large instrument
Teenagers arrested after 18-inch sword found near Victoria Park
Two boys ran from police in middle of the night
Residents fear Crossrail 2 will ‘rip heart out’ of Dalston
Bradbury Street earmarked as potential site for rail link’s ticket hall and entrance