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Council forced to cut back Hackney Today after court rejects its appeal

Hackney Mayor ‘extremely disappointed’ as Town Hall considers how to replace its controversial freesheet

Author: Hackney Citizen

Council forced to cut back Hackney Today after court rejects its appeal

Council to put up warnings about ticks after woman reports catching Lyme disease in Clissold Park

Andrea Smyth says she was bitten last month in the same dog-free zone where a jogger purportedly caught the disease in 2018

Author: Hackney Citizen

Council to put up warnings about ticks after woman reports catching Lyme disease in Clissold Park

Community parklets: Locals invited to apply as council reopens trial programme

Residents can submit ideas to the Town Hall, with plans afoot to add to Hackney’s six parking bay oases

Author: Jeremy Christopher

Community parklets: Locals invited to apply as council reopens trial programme

New images offer glimpse into Abney Park’s future – if bid for more funding is successful

Plans signed off recently by Hackney’s cabinet include a café and events space, and further restoration work on the chapel

Author: Jeremy Christopher

New images offer glimpse into Abney Park’s future – if bid for more funding is successful

2019: A Space odyssey

Hackney stalwart Space Studios’ Mare Street gallery is relocating to Ilford in the autumn. The charity’s chief exec Anna Harding talks about the move, and picks out her personal highlights from the past 16 years

Author: Hackney Citizen

The Citizen Gardener: ‘It’s time for the untidy to have a go’

Kate Poland on a budding union of gardens, the joys of shinrin-yoku, and how you can help nature while getting drunk

Author: Kate Poland

The Citizen Gardener: ‘It’s time for the untidy to have a go’

Campaigners to hold Marian Court ‘protest party’ over threats of intentional homelessness

Thursday evening’s protest planned as family event with ‘speeches, food and music’ as campaigners say safe housing ‘a right, not a privilege’

Author: Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

Campaigners to hold Marian Court ‘protest party’ over threats of intentional homelessness

Campaigners and council to scrutinise plans for Bishopsgate Goodsyard

Revised proposals to be studied ‘forensically’ as Hackney Mayor keeps up pressure on affordability

Author: Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

Campaigners and council to scrutinise plans for Bishopsgate Goodsyard

Popular Dalston vintage shop wins right to serve ‘organic wines and small-batch beers’

Councillors say decision ‘not made lightly’ as licence awarded to local Bargain Hunt expert

Author: Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

Popular Dalston vintage shop wins right to serve ‘organic wines and small-batch beers’

Community mourns the death of homeless man in Stoke Newington bus stop

Hackney Mayor announces review into tragedy as crowdfunder set up for memorial

Author: Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

Community mourns the death of homeless man in Stoke Newington bus stop

Hackney rated bottom in England for ‘liveability’ as activists call for change

Liberal Democrats argue for more borrowing to build housing as borough posts low scores in combined index of ‘opportunity, affordability and desirability’

Author: Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

Hackney rated bottom in England for ‘liveability’ as activists call for change

More than 40 Hackney streets could close to traffic for Car-Free Day in September

Council announces plan to ban vehicles from Stoke Newington Church Street on 22 September, with residents encouraged to take part

Author: Hackney Citizen