Sick of the same old headline acts? A new music festival launching this month puts the big names of tomorrow at its core
Candidate comes first in poll triggered by Philip Glanville stepping down to become Mayor of Hackney
Singer among the artists evicted from Vittoria Wharf, which is poised to be demolished to make way for a pedestrian bridge
“Diane” and “Shami” jibes highlight gap between politicians’ posturing and the private choices made for their children
Festivities include ‘magical’ after-hours events at the historic Coal House, with guests able to soak in the newly-opened nature reserve at night
Facial furniture, Labour elections and more cancelled council meetings feature in this month’s column that pecks at the crumbs of news in the borough
Judge Mr Justice Garnham agrees government should be doing more to deal with air pollution and cites overly-optimistic modelling
Out with the old (deer), in with the new as council seeks to refresh ageing herd in Stoke Newington animal collection
A new exhibition at the Geffrye Museum dares to step foot inside the sleeping quarters of 26 London teenagers
Feud continues over plot of land that the council sold in 2013 in the face of local opposition
