Philip Pullman’s Grimm Tales to be staged at Shoreditch Town Hall
‘A story is better than a commandment’ author of His Dark Materials tells the Hackney Citizen
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Jane Eyre to show us ‘how to be right in love’ at Rosemary Branch theatre
Stage adaptation of nineteenth century novel returns for a second run at Off West End award-winning theatre
Artists from London and Los Angeles team up for Head Grammar exhibition
Transition Gallery to hold mixed media group exhibition
Berlin Wall painter Thierry Noir to exhibit in Shoreditch gallery
The Howard Griffin Gallery is to hold the first ever Thierry Noir retrospective in April
Hackney Council approves plan to demolish Dalston’s historic Georgian terrace
Total demolition of heritage buildings to go ahead after close-run vote at Town Hall
Leader – Hackney Council’s gesture politics over betting shops
Town Hall asks Pickles for more power to restrict where bookies can open, but Labour itself opened the floodgates
Car wars as Hackney Council seeks to put brakes on parking at Kingsland Shopping Centre site
Town Hall at odds with developer amid concern over future of Dalston’s Eastern Curve Garden
Kingsland Shopping Centre plans: clash with developers over car culture
Parking concerns fuel split amid debate over Eastern Curve Garden’s future
Project to celebrate retired Caribbean nurses’ experiences will host first gathering this month
Scheme by Black Arts Women will result in exhibition at Hackney Museum later this year
Gang culture shot down as Our Lady’s Convent School students get organised to combat crime
Survey carried out by pupils finds safety is top of public’s concerns
Pupils at Hackney’s Nightingale Primary School get cracking with code ahead of curriculum changes
Coding can be like poetry, says teenage prodigy as students strive to emulate Zuckerberg and Jobs
ReachOut, the mentoring scheme in a class of its own, celebrates grades rise
‘Character’ focus advocated by MP Tristram Hunt is at heart of group’s work
Talmud Torah Chaim Meirim Wiznitz School warned against ‘slapping’
Ofsted report warns ultra-religious independent Jewish school not to use corporal punishment
Busker Mike ‘Down Dalston Lane’ Gregovich launches Soul of a Man EP
‘Music man’ who plays behind Kingsland Shopping Centre puts out new five-track recording
Right royal mix-up over dumped mail trolley is sorted after Citizen steps in
Confusion over abandoned object, but ‘post-mortem’ yields no answers
Hackney Council agrees 2014/15 budget and rejects alternative Tory and Lib Dem plans
Protesters staged rally against cuts on steps of Town Hall