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With Reclaim Social Work, Hackney Council could find itself leading a revolution
It seems no-one has a bad word to say about the Reclaim Social Work project, but will it lead to a lasting change within the profession? Mark Gould looks at what makes it such a success
Why I like the subsidised neighbours
I don’t resent my council-house neighbours who are helped by the taxpayer. I’m happy to pay to live in a mixed community
Lessons on gay history cut homophobic bullying in north London school
• Abuse and harassment ‘more or less eliminated’ • Classes to be shared with teachers around country
Tory Olympics? What do the ticket prices say?
The ticket pricing structure is attracting criticism from politicians of other parties
London 2012 Olympic Games ticket prices revealed
Cheapest full-price tickets start at £20 although children and over-60s will get discount
2012 Olympic ticket prices announced
Full range of ticket prices for London Games will be revealed: more than 8m tickets to go on sale in March
Reach out to those without faith, too
Interfaith dialogue must be rethought to include those who are not religious or who are antagonistic towards religion
Why do people hate hipsters?
Hipster-hate blogs are multiplying online. But who are these much-maligned trendies – and why do people find them so irritating? Perhaps we should learn to love our skinny-jeaned friends instead
Jude Law goes back to school to launch film competition for pupils
Actor visits east London academy to congratulate and encourage children who made short film on peace theme
Labrinth: On the march
With a debut solo single due out, it’s all stations go for the Hackney-born singer and producer
Painting the world over: graffiti goes global
The Baron from Burning Candy crew discusses his new film, which documents their creations across the continents
ALMO bungle leaves pensioner without home
Squatters move in for a whole year after a property due for repair is left unsecured