Hackney Council’s pavement cycling trial sparks dismay from cyclists and pedestrians
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Can you help find a Befriending Service Manager for Hackney?
The Royal Voluntary Service has a part-time vacancy for someone to coordinate their new falls prevention service in Hackney
Hackney Central’s newest nightspot Oslo launches in style
Packed launch saw revellers tuck in to Nordic treats before taking to the dance floor
Police appeal for information in search for ‘vulnerable’ Zeinab Hendricks
27-year-old has not been seen since calling police requesting help on Monday
Columbia Road: A Strange Kind of Paradise – review
Linda Wilkinson’s book is a cornucopia of delights about history of famous East End street
12 Years a Slave – review
12 Years a Slave is showing at the Hackney Picturehouse throughout January and February
Convicted murderer Lerone Boye still at large three months after fleeing John Howard Centre
Staff member accused of aiding escape set to enter plea at Snaresbrook Crown Court this month
‘Nearly £12,000 of public money for portrait of Diane Abbott’… but what is MP’s view on art row?
Parliament’s pricey portrait purchases spark clash
Hackney has highest male lung and bladder cancer death rates in London
Smoking and air pollution blamed for diseases as charity fumes at ‘invisible public health crisis’
Is it time to rethink our cities?
Jan Gehl’s documentary The Human Scale screening at the Hackney Empire this month explores the relationship between cities and their inhabitants
Advice for the Young at Heart – Theatre Centre commissioned play looks at 1958 and 2011 riots in London
Much has been said and written about the riots which swept London in 2011. Everyone from politicians to social workers have voiced their opinions on the state of our youth and their future. Attempting to get to grips with these issues, Advice for the Young at Heart sets out to examine both contempor
'I'm the Oval Space man' – Jordan Gross, the man with a plan for London's night life
The East End Review meets Jordan Gross, the man with a plan for London’s night life
Caught up in the fuzz – Oscar Suave
East London three-piece Oscar Suave take nostalgia for 1960s psychedelia to new heights
Creating a safe space with Arch 76
Arch 76 gives vulnerable women a new focus through painting
‘We really want to be much more open and inviting’ – The Geffrye Museum looks to the future
The Geffrye Museum’s David Dewing talks to the Hackney Citizen about life as a museum director and new plans to extend the museum
False fronts – Masques at Transition gallery
Exhibition of paintings explores the idea of being able to change your identity