We don’t need no school selection, say 65 per cent of Hackney residents
Council survey finds 72 per cent want schools to be neutral on religion
Religion
‘Super creative’ Hackney Baha’i community put on exhibition
Light of Unity art show, which honours the birth of the faith’s prophet Baha’u’llah, opens at Hackney Central’s A-side B-side Gallery tonight at 7pm
Rabbi on unregistered Jewish schools: ‘I’m confident there’s no scandal waiting to break out’
Rabbi Avrohom Pinter, a leader of the Stamford Hill community, says he fears ‘liberalism is becoming intolerant’ as he makes plea for people to respect others’ way of life amid row over education
Antisemitism row erupts at Hackney Labour party meeting
Investigation launched into incident which involved comparison between Zionism and Nazism
Jewish orthodox school teaching ‘insularity’ closed after 40 years
Humanists find years of ‘failings’ were ignored by Ofsted
Person and plate: a morning shandy with Tunde Roberts
Annalies Winny meets the vicar on a mission to unite Woodberry Down, with or without God
The ‘taboo’ of atheism in black communities – Leo Igwe at Hackney Attic
Nigerian human rights campaigner tackles belief in witchcraft and speaks in favour of atheism during Hackney Attic talk
Newington Green Unitarian Church approved for civil partnerships
Hackney takes a step closer to equal marriage rights
Famous atheist’s ungodly guide – interview with Alom Shaha
The Hackney Citizen catches up with Alom Shaha, author of The Young Atheist’s Handbook
Hackney census: a question of religion
Jewish and secular groups have raised concerns regarding ‘flaws’ in the filling-in process
Blame consumer capitalism, not multiculturalism
David Cameron’s analysis is flawed; its individualism and globalisation that are undermining a strong national identity
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