Homerton has no Palantir plans as ministers face December deadline
Hackney’s hospital trust says it has no plans to extend its limited use of the platform
Hackney’s hospital trust says it has no plans to extend its limited use of the platform
Road changes near you – five schemes open to objection, 23 new cycle hangars in force
Every application advertised by Hackney Council this week
Founded with £2 of stock in 1906, the family firm opens at Liberty in late October
The charity, reliant on community donations, still needs premises for an emergency women’s shelter
Former Labour councillor brandishes Green leaflet demanding £30m divestment at pensions committee
Tower Hamlets charges nothing for home care, despite Hackney’s claim it is falling into line with neighbours
The role carries an extra £6,724.20 allowance, though Greens insist their leadership still saves residents money
Council papers show Labour planned double decants on the same estate in 2010
Both sides are now negotiating to settle the contempt application and disrepair claim
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All 50 permanent exclusions came from the borough’s secondary schools, with none from primaries
Teachers at two Mossbourne schools say shouting at pupils came with the job. The federation now vows to do its best to end it
The Greens took 42 of Hackney's 57 seats in May — but the landslide was a decade in the making
Homerton hit its four-hour A&E target this year — but the four-hour target itself has been accused of steering hospitals towards the patients who are easiest to treat, while the sickest wait longest
Standing in the council chamber at the first full meeting since the Greens' landslide, Hackney's new mayor set out a governing creed in plain terms
Groups of five or more people can apply for verges, vacant plots and land around council buildings, with the first ten schemes to be approved this year
Crudelia's comida exquisita now has a permanent residency
Have you ever been swimming with eels? A nightmare for some, a strange fascination for my friend and me.
Learn from me though, put your best heels on, clunk on your baubles and move money over from your savings (you’ll need a fair wad)
The New York-style restaurant is proof that the 'appetite for pies with zippy, cartoonish branding has not abated'
The RSC favourite on ageing, wrestling with God, and why Hilde is no victim
Stanley Townsend, Daniel Mays and Hayley Squires round out a cast in which the women get little to do
Star turns from Jonathan Hyde and Taneetrah Porter lift this adaptation of Andrew Keatley's play
This musical by the co-creators of a hit comedy podcast is 'silly and salacious' - when it's not trying to hard to philosophise
Ruth Wilson shines in the Eugene O'Neill classic, but this three-hour-long adaptation does fall victim to a lack of variety
Kendo Nagasaki and Sir Peter Blake bring British wrestling to Atom Gallery
Rarely seen images by the photographer, from Windrush portraits to the New Cross Fire protests, are now online
Daniel Kavanagh set to release second short film following a debut that won festival awards in Santa Barbara and Munich
Luke Jerram’s inflatable structure uses more than 100 camera obscura lenses, and opens for one day only
Mended banners and rehung paste-ups summon a decade of memory in Felstead Art's Proustian two-parter
The Talbots draw Mary Wollstonecraft’s messy, radical life in ink
Written as he filmed with Tilda Swinton, the notes move between an HIV diagnosis and Thatcher’s Britain
A new book by a local forest school teacher argues that our relationship with flames is what makes us human
Henry Say's memoir of a 1950s Shadwell childhood captures a docker's street in loving detail — just as containerisation was about to sweep it away
Eugene Hughes's upbeat case for imagination at work
Every application advertised by Hackney Council this week
Every application advertised by Hackney Council this week
Road changes near you – five schemes open to objection, 23 new cycle hangars in force
Eight traffic orders, 81 changes to Hackney's streets — and three schemes you can still object to