Two out of three domestic violence victims who need rehousing are being turned away, direct action group claims
From the Victorian era until the early 1960s, air pollution in the form of fog was a visible and pervading presence in the lives of Londoners
Petition launched after Nicola Thorp was sent home without pay from a temping job to be debated in parliament this month
After two decades of at the helm of theatre pub institution, Cecilia Darker and Cleo Sylvestre have handed over the reins to a new generation
Statue on Roman Road would be part of a wider art trail that celebrates East London’s ‘amazing visionary women’
Short film set in Hackney was an under-the-radar Oscar success, portraying an East London man’s struggle to live with a debilitating speech impediment The post Stutterer: film review – universal themes in modern East London [http://www.eastendreview.co.uk/2016/05/24/stutterer-film-review-universal-
Workers at the Dalston cinema are demanding to be paid the London Living Wage
The event is back until 8 May with an array of new independent documentary films that highlight worldwide environmental struggles
In the romantic comedy, a pair of old flames randomly meet at a time when both of their lives have reached an impasse
Mayor of Hackney Jules Pipe calls for a more ‘creative, collaborative approach’ that includes councils
A new comedy explores sexual anxiety and coming of age in the year of Ziggy Stardust and Mary Whitehouse
Amanda Houchen’s enigmatic figures are performers conditioned by the temporary nature of the stardom they crave
