The Limelight – laughter in the dark
The Limelight finds black humour in the life of a frustrated comedian
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London 2012 Hackney Citizens’ Diary: Day 13
With the end of the Games approaching, attention turns to the much-hyped ‘Olympic legacy’
Grimeborn 2012 – an alternative festival of opera
This year, the Arcola’s unconventional musical theatre and opera festival will be held in the Tent
Fair grounds for a musical – Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel
The Hackney Citizen discovers a Rodgers and Hammerstein show at the Barbican
London 2012 Hackney Citizens’ Diary: Day 12
Random thoughts on from Hackney on the twelfth day of Olympic competition
Olympic truce inspires Bsix College students
Olympics big screens will show young artists’ pieces on the theme of truce
Hackney top for culture vultures
National survey ranks Hackney as one of the most cultured places in the country
Hackney stop and search projects highlight concerns
Two local projects are monitoring about the controversial police tactic
Centerprise eviction threat looms
Embattled Dalston community centre calls for support as an October date is revealed for the court hearing
River Lea towpath closure troubles residents
LOCOG claims the River Lea Navigation towpath has been closed to the public for ‘security reasons’
Top tips for saving money from Hackney CAB
Hackney Citizens’ Advice Bureau offers ideas and support to help you manage your personal finances
In for a pound – why Hackney needs its own currency
The Hackney Pound, launching soon, could be key to creating a sustainable local economy, says green group
Look back at anger – why the Hackney riots last summer?
A year on, The Hackney Citizen asks what we have learnt about the disturbances that raged across the borough
London 2012 Hackney Citizens’ Diary: Day 10
National pride displayed across the borough