Poetic, informative and thoroughly researched, Adrift is author Helen Babbs’s account of living on the canals and waterways of London
The different ways artists use drawing in their practice is the subject of an intriguing group show at Leyden Gallery
The different ways artists use drawing in their practice is the subject of an intriguing group show at Leyden Gallery
New historical documents shed light on a four-year campaign in the 1880s to secure the much-loved Stoke Newington park for public use
‘Disappointing we still do not have contract that junior doctors feel able to support’
Petition launched after Nicola Thorp was sent home without pay from a temping job to be debated in parliament this month
Shadow Secretary of State for Health told Homerton University Hospital staff that EU workers’ contributions were ‘invaluable’ to the NHS
Pub that was saved from demolition to celebrate landmark anniversary
A collection of spectacular mirrored environments, sculptures and paintings immerse the viewer in an expansive sublime plane
A collection of spectacular mirrored environments, sculptures and paintings immerse the viewer in an expansive sublime plane
‘The area has changed and my customers have been priced out,’ says manager of Paintworks
Once considered a cheap dish fit only for the poor, offal is in fact a delicacy in its own right
