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Rare Portuguese tufted ducks return to east London after winter on the Med
Two rare Portuguese tufted ducks have turned up in east London at Blackwall’s East India Dock Basin nature reserve for the second season running.
Protesters sign Brick Lane petition to save view of Roa’s crane painting
Hundreds of protesters have signed a petition to get a council hoarding removed that advertises Brick Lane as the ‘Olympic 2012 Curry Capital’—because they say it obstructs a view of an iconic wall painting by an internationally-renowned artist.
Tower Hamlets fails to adopt tenants’ charter tackling ‘bad social landlords’
Families from housing estates in London’s deprived East End say they have been left disappointed after this week’s Tower Hamlets council meeting failed adopt their Tenants’ Charter tackling bad landlords.
Tower Hamlets councillor in ‘threat to kill’ allegation released on bail
The councillor arrested at last night’s heated Tower Hamlets council meeting over allegations of threats to kill has been given police bail.
Danish tourist and product stalls come to Tower Hamlets for London Olympics
Denmark got the UK hooked on its TV crime drama The Killing.
Green Space in Bow opening tomorrow following £55m housing association investment
A green space in Tower Hamlets will be officially opened tomorrow, as part of a £55million regeneration project.
Market inspectors in Tower Hamlets to be given stab vests to deal with anti-social behavior
All market inspectors will be given stab-proof vests by the council as they take on extra duties such as dealing with anti-social behaviour and shoplifting.
Tower Hamlets councillor arrested over alleged ‘threat to kill’ is still held
The councillor arrested at last night’s heated Tower Hamlets council meeting is still in custody being questioned about alleged threats to kill.
Tower Hamlets ‘headless’ after deadlock over new chief executive
Tower Hamlets council in east London is now officially without a chief executive, after last night’s heated meeting failed to appoint anyone to the vacant role.
Man still quizzed over ‘threat to kill’ allegation at Tower Hamlets council
A man is still being questioned in custody this-afternoon by police following at incident at last night’s meeting of Tower Hamlets Council in east London when two councillors had to be physically separated.
Man arrested at Tower Hamlets Council over alleged threat to kill
A man was arrested at last night’s meeting of Tower Hamlets Council in east London following an incident when two councillors had to be physically separated.
- Police hunt thugs after robberies at St Dunstan’s Church in Stepney
- Battle to appoint new chief executive to run Tower Hamlets’ £1.2bn budget
- Police search East End for drug-convicted Ian Watson for breaching bail
- Tower Hamlets MP Jim Fitzpatrick is “disappointed” over canal boat charges for London Olympics
- Labour selects Tower Hamlets’ new First Citizen and council chairman
- Police searching East End housing estate for weapons find drugs haul
- Red kite in flight is Tower Hamlets biodiversity officer’s delight
- Tower Hamlets council urges residents to give views on Poplar park revamp
- MP Jim Fitzpatrick: Tower Hamlets in-house service plan is ‘self-serving politics’
- London 2012: See all the Olympic action at BT London Live in Victoria Park
- London 2012: Sir Tom Jones to perform at BT London Live
- Parents of disabled children are calling for more disabled car parking on Tower Hamlets estate
- Call for old London Docks wasteland to be used for allotments after 40 years
- Muslim cop who quits over MI5 ‘terrorist camp’ warning sues police
- Parents fury at sex education in East End schools plan week of protest
- Free Olympic and Paralympic tickets up for grabs for Tower Hamlets residents tomorrow
- Labour MP Jim Fitzpatrick accuses independent Tower Hamlets Mayor Lutfur Rahman of ‘power grab’
- Tower Hamlets councillor apologises for blocking residents into Poplar car park
- Ability Bow therapy gym close to London marathon fundraising target
- Tower Hamlets fire chief warns home owners cashing in on London Olympics
- TV super-spy David Harewood visits Tower Hamlets school today
- Call for end of arresting East End prostitutes in run-up to 2012 Olympics
- Occupy London protest camp slapped with court order to quit Mile End Park
- Aldgate Project set to help revamp High Street 2012 in time for Olympics
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