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‘Overwhelming pride’: Hackney GP surgery wins prestigious NHS Parliamentary Award

Richmond Road Medical Centre wins in ‘Excellence in Primary Care and Community Care’ category

Author: Hackney Citizen

‘Overwhelming pride’: Hackney GP surgery wins prestigious NHS Parliamentary Award

Hackney Mayor ‘not made aware’ of police investigation into Tom Dewey until after council elections

Dewey was charged last week with three counts of making indecent images of children, possession of extreme pornographic images, and possession of prohibited images of children

Author: Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter

Four in 10 Londoners unable to ‘live with dignity’ amid ‘devastasting’ economic forces, report shows

Charity foundation finds ‘decent standard of living is just not possible for lots of people’

Author: Noah Vickers, Local Democracy Reporter

Four in 10 Londoners unable to ‘live with dignity’ amid ‘devastasting’ economic forces, report shows

Ex-Pogues drummer releases charity single to raise money for St Joseph’s Hospice

St Jospeh’s chief says Andrew Ranken’s song ‘perfectly captures’ the serenity of the hospice’s garden

Author: Hackney Citizen

Ex-Pogues drummer releases charity single to raise money for St Joseph’s Hospice

Haringey Council accused of dodging scrutiny over major events at Finsbury Park

‘So much for the ‘Haringey deal’ which claimed the council was now ‘doing things together’,’ says local Liberal Democrat leader

Author: Simon Allin, Local Democracy Reporter

Haringey Council accused of dodging scrutiny over major events at Finsbury Park

London Fields residents call for public toilets to be left open until later as anti-social behaviour continues

Park user group says problems with people relieving themselves out in the open are ‘unacceptable but predictable’

Author: Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter

London Fields residents call for public toilets to be left open until later as anti-social behaviour continues

Parents ‘really concerned’ about how children with special needs will react if primary school mergers go ahead

‘How are our children going to settle down in a bigger school?’ asks one mother

Author: Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter

Parents ‘really concerned’ about how children with special needs will react if primary school mergers go ahead

Former Hackney councillor charged over indecent images of children

Thirty-six-year-old was previously elected as Labour councillor for De Beauvoir ward

Author: Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter

The Citizen Gardener: Watering season

Our resident expert on the importance of tending to those thirsty plants during the summer months

Author: Steph Goward

‘Have fun and be imaginative’: Young V&A set for big opening following major £13m redevelopment

The new venue, formerly the Museum of Childhood, will offer something to youngsters of all ages after three-year overhaul

Author: Hackney Citizen

‘Have fun and be imaginative’: Young V&A set for big opening following major £13m redevelopment

Campaigners hail council’s ‘ambitious and urgent’ new greenprint for Hackney

The plans highlight seven areas of the borough in need of more green space

Author: Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter

Stoke Newington East Reservoir woodberry wetlands

‘So very proud’: Retired Hackney teacher helps Ghanaian primary school students become published authors

Juliet Coley Bremmer supported the pupils at Deacons Academy in Accra throughout the pandemic

Author: Hackney Citizen

‘So very proud’: Retired Hackney teacher helps Ghanaian primary school students become published authors