Sisters Uncut - Hackney Citizen

Hundreds turn out to support domestic violence charity at centre of premises row with Hackney Council

Sistah Space, the only organisation in London serving African and Caribbean women, is fighting a move back to its former home after deeming it ‘unsafe’

Author: Hackney Citizen

Hundreds turn out to support domestic violence charity at centre of premises row with Hackney Council

Leader – Too houseproud

Blaming the housing crisis entirely on the government doesn’t wash when the council has more to do closer to home

Author: Hackney Citizen

‘Here to stay, here to fight’: Marian Court protesters demand action from council

Families claim council is ‘not listening at all’ as Hackney Mayor says he ‘couldn’t agree more’ with protesters

Author: Ed Sheridan, Local Democracy Reporter

‘Here to stay, here to fight’: Marian Court protesters demand action from council

Sisters Uncut slams Hackney mayor’s ‘broken promises’ at Valentine’s Day protest

Domestic violence campaigners say Philip Glanville is “breaking their hearts”

Author: Hackney Citizen

Mother and disabled child inappropriately housed after fleeing domestic violence, council admits

Hackney woman, who declined to be named, had to carry her wheelchair-using child up stairs to reach bathroom

Author: Hackney Citizen

Sisters Uncut activists climb onto Town Hall balcony to set off flares

Group used ladders to stage action in order to put pressure on newly-elected Mayor of Hackney Philip Glanville

Author: Hackney Citizen

Sunday's protest by Sisters Uncut. Photograph: Sisters Uncut

Sisters Uncut seize Homerton flat in protest against lack of housing for domestic violence victims

Two out of three domestic violence victims who need rehousing are being turned away, direct action group claims

Author: Hackney Citizen

Sisters Uncut seize Homerton flat in protest against lack of housing for domestic violence victims