Hackney Liberal Democrats join row over cost of Town Hall ‘Pravda’
The council may be overestimating the amount of savings it makes by publishing its own ‘newspaper’, claim critics
The council may be overestimating the amount of savings it makes by publishing its own ‘newspaper’, claim critics
Union says Town Hall is failing to protect frontline services
Campaigners call for a locally-listed building to be turned into an arts centre as Hackney Council considers a proposal to convert it into flats and space for light industry
Madonna and Child by Swedish artist Maria von Köhler incurs the wrath of fans of the King of Pop
Arrest of man in Wales follows swoop near London 2012 site on dog handler understood to work for G4S security
40-year-old dog handler held after vehicle searched in a car park off Pudding Mill Lane
• Target to inspire one million adults will be dropped • Olympics secretary signifies strategy shift for Sport England
7pm Saturday 2 April, Hackney Empire
Despite being 5-0 down at half-time, the fightback brings a triumphant 12-10 win
Home Office pays Thales £2m plus in compensation as part of ending the National Identity Scheme
Despite determination and persistence by the Bulls, a lack of sufficient defensive cover leaves the final score 32-36
Jewish and secular groups have raised concerns regarding ‘flaws’ in the filling-in process
Officially selected for the 2011 Sundance Film Festival and now showing at the Rio Cinema until Thursday 31 March
A portable ‘pavilion’ is set to navigate its way though the Olympic boroughs’ canals and rivers