Little Revolution review – revisiting the Hackney riots
Playwright Alecky Blythe recreates a community in crisis in her latest verbatim play
Hackney riots
Campaigners petition Hackney Council to act over ‘criminalisation’ of borough’s young people
Residents have come together to oppose what they see as the excesses of the criminal justice system following last year’s riots
Hackney Council secures £5 million in riots revamp
The Burberry Outlet Store is to be at the centre of council development plans to create 200 new jobs
Anger at police was ‘big cause of Hackney riots’
Anti-police feeling more to blame for August mayhem in Hackney than elsewhere, claim researchers. ‘Stop and search’ tactics singled out
Hackney 2011: the year that was
A look back at Hackney in 2011, another year of the unexpected and unpredictable
Riot-hit Hackney businesses: London Mayor’s compensation scheme is a ‘joke’
Hackney businesses hit by the summer riots are yet to find out if they will be getting compensation
Clarence Road shops struggle to rise from ashes of the Hackney riots
The Hackney Citizen talks to local business owners suffering a slump in trade in the aftermath of the summer’s civil unrest
Riots sentencing: Hackney residents speak out
Controversy continues over the severity of sentencing of those involved in the riots Hackney and elsewhere
Riot torn Hackney newsagent Siva Kandiah wins national retailer award
Clarence Road shopkeeper, whose store was ransacked in the Hackney riots, wins Independent Community Retailer of the Year Award
Interview: Reverend Joyce Daley on the Hackney riots
A local minister gives her eyewitness account of last month’s civil unrest in the borough
Clarence Road shop keeper Siva Kandiah re-opens after Hackney riots
A local trader and his family celebrate with supporters as his store throws open its doors again
After the Hackney riots: community holds tea party in Clarence Road
Church and community groups organise a get-together exactly a week after the borough’s disturbances
Turkish shopkeepers stand firm against rioters in Dalston
Local Turkish community successfully defends its shops and businesses and chases potential looters away