After an ‘amazing’ crowdfunding effort, acclaimed artist David Ziggy Greene has opened Jam on Hackney Road
Tony Mak’s images show ‘how unharmonious profit-maximising urban design can be’
Launched at Hackney Archives last month, these memoirs were said by the late novelist to ‘hold the key to his writing’
Fullerton’s memoir will ‘resonate with many’ who lived through the social change of the late 20th-century
Angela Karanja’s thriller, Smuggled, is based on her experiences working with teenagers
The Newington Green author impresses with ‘warts-and-all’ characters
In ‘moving prose’, this debut novel explores the life of a gay man burdened by society’s expectations
Everyone seems to be hiding something in the Hackney-based author’s whodunnit
Young’s work is a ‘salutary reminder of the qualitative variety and splendour of so much of our existing stock’
Irvine sees in British summers a ‘lyrical and faintly elegiac quality’
Feruza Afewerki was joined by survivors and people bereaved by the fire ahead of next week’s anniversary
Sue Comitti awarded British Empire Medal – just months after celebrating 50 years of public service