Town Hall ponders crime hotline for reporting suspicious activity Council to explore ‘route for parents and members of the community to raise concerns’ By Hackney Citizen / 21 Dec 2018
Homelessness charity launches winter campaign with video shot by Hackney filmmaker By Max Eckersley / 20 Dec 2018
‘We’ve gone back decades’: Unions urge politicians to tackle alleged culture of bullying at Hackney Council By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter / 20 Dec 2018
Town Hall gears up to provide affordable internet to social housing By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter / 19 Dec 2018
Council restoration of Abney Park chapel ruins in sight By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter / 19 Dec 2018
Benthal Primary parents ‘thrilled’ as council shelves plans to rebuild school By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter / 19 Dec 2018
‘Hopefully the first of many’: Students impress at Hackney Shed’s first Monologue Slam By Hackney Citizen / 18 Dec 2018
Whoville listen? Councillors labelled ‘grinches’ as campaigners again call for 100 per cent fossil fuel divestment By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter / 17 Dec 2018
Council working with private property owners to remove Grenfell-style cladding By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter / 14 Dec 2018
‘We don’t use WhatsApp’: Young people deliver Snapchat training to council safeguarding officers By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter / 14 Dec 2018
Local author’s Alaskan salmon odyssey nets him prestigious literary prize By Hackney Citizen / 14 Dec 2018
‘Homes not hotels’: Protestors lose out at planning committee as ‘harmful’ Chocolate Studios development gets go-ahead By Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter / 13 Dec 2018