Hackney law firm drags government back to court over ‘woeful failure’ to tackle air pollution
Air quality in the UK is ‘nothing short of a public health crisis’, says ClientEarth
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Street art superstars take part in exhibition billed as Hackney Wick’s swansong
Save Yourselves is a collaborative installation involving some of Hackney Wick’s most celebrated names
‘Tesco Towers’ could return under Hackney Central masterplan vision
Six years after a Town Hall committee declined to permit redevelopment of Morning Lane site, council now wants to encourage a similar scheme
London Fields Lido forced to close until next spring for ‘urgent repairs’
Swimming pool will be out of action from November so council can fix cracking tiles
Cyclist expected to make recovery after collision with car on Mare Street
20-year-old suffered head injuries after being hit by a car in the early hours of Saturday morning
Black Cat Café burglary: Residents rally with funding drive after vegan eatery break-in
Police informed after glass is smashed and cash and till system are stolen from ethical eatery run as workers’ co-op
Strut & Cluck, review: London’s first turkey-only restaurant is worth a gobble
Rather than doing Christmas dinner all year round, Strut & Cluck aims to showcase the potential of this magnificent bird
Dancing for the refugee crisis – fundraising party to be held at Stour Space
Dance music and visual art extravaganza to take place at Hackney Wick gallery in aid of the ongoing refugee crisis in Calais, Syria and beyond
Plans for free school close to Hackney Marshes go on public display
Lea Bridge Road site was acquired by the Lion Education Trust after Thames Water sold the land to the Education Funding Agency
Door to d'Or: Gavin Turk unveils new public sculpture in Hackney Wick
Painted door standing alone in the Hackney Wick breeze symbolises a commitment to the local creative community
Door to d’Or: Gavin Turk unveils new public sculpture in Hackney Wick
Painted door standing alone in the Hackney Wick breeze symbolises a commitment to the local creative community
Human rights play to shed light on 'biggest unreported war story of our time'
The Island Nation, opening this month at the Arcola, revisits the Sri Lankan civil war to address a ‘black hole in history’
Human rights play to shed light on ‘biggest unreported war story of our time’
The Island Nation, opening this month at the Arcola, revisits the Sri Lankan civil war in a bid to address a ‘black hole in history’
Finsbury Park antiques traders fight back over landlord’s plan to ‘carve shop in two’
Bennet & Brown, whose clients include Westminster Cathedral, is ‘determined to stop’ landlord’s plans as petition reaches 500 signatures
Food for thought: Hackney nutrition experts offer healthy eating advice to students
Many rely on caffeine and sugar for a mental boost, but there are more natural ways to stay focused
Novelist Alan Gibbons on why he is opposed to forced academisation and ‘exam factories’
After academy schools plan for all borough’s schools is revealed, former teacher turned children’s fiction writer gives his views