Former Hackney Night Shelter volunteer Thrusie Maurseth-Cahill vows to amplify residents’ voices if elected
Youth worker Kelly Reid says residents’ voices in her home ward ‘need to be heard’
De Beauvoir voters will be going to the polls again once by-election is called
Council ‘needs to act now and create a School Street’
Celebrated chef Nuno Mendes teams up with publican Rosie Wesemann to create a ‘local oasis serving scrumptious food with friendly charm’
The run-down building could reopen as a kitchen and hub for borough’s Chinese, Vietnamese and Filipino populations – if final fundraising push is successful
New strategy rejects reliance on ‘trickle-down’ economics as councillors warn of gentrification ‘ripple effect’
Members of pensions committee call for ‘à la carte’ individual training plans
‘There’s a feeling that these Johnny-come-latelies who weren’t even born when we did what we did are getting all the benefits’
Committee maintains every case that comes before it decided on merit
Tributes to ‘true gentleman’ Ian Sharer, who lost his seat after 24 years of service
GCSE art students decorate hoardings with visions of ‘love and loss’
The brewpub and BBQ restaurant on Downham Road, de Beauvoir, closed permanently on 4 December
The Hackney Society is celebrating 50 eventful years with a new book full of fascinating essays, from a broad church of Hackney citizens
General Election candidates to answer the public’s questions at St Peter’s Church
Historic site in a state of flux despite council granting permission for development back in 2009
