Inclusion Charter Hackney tops London schools exclusions table as capital’s rate falls All 50 permanent exclusions came from the borough’s secondary schools, with none from primaries Author: Hackney Citizen
academies The end of 'the verbal cane' - Mossbourne's quiet U-turn on shouting Teachers at two Mossbourne schools say shouting at pupils came with the job. The federation now vows to do its best to end it Author: Hackney Citizen
Analysis The long road to the landslide: how Hackney turned Green The Greens took 42 of Hackney's 57 seats in May — but the landslide was a decade in the making Author: Hackney Citizen
A&E A target that rewards the least sick: what Homerton’s longest waits tell us 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 Author: Niall Holden
climate Leader - 'Lives, not spreadsheets': Hackney's new mayor is right to doubt the dashboard — but on climate, targets are how we survive 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 Author: Hackney Citizen
News How a community’s outcry led to campaign for justice for Sam Hallam Veteran justice campaigner Paul May was asked to help out by friends of Hallam following conviction in 2005 Author: Hackney Citizen
