From 1978 to Today: The Bengali community’s fight against racism
Following the murder of Altab Ali in 1978, East Enders of all races stood together to fight racism – and
Read moreFollowing the murder of Altab Ali in 1978, East Enders of all races stood together to fight racism – and
Read moreMany see the controversial plans to redevelop Truman Brewery as a significant threat to the long standing Bangladeshi community of
Read moreBushwood Bees have brought their honeybees to Whitechapel – and not in the most likely of places. Of all the
Read moreThai N Pie on Mile End Road offers an eclectic menu based on their intriguing multicultural concept. Here, English pies
Read moreDavid Rosenberg is a radical historian whose work focuses on London and the East End. He has a long personal
Read moreWe take you through some of Whitechapel’s most intriguing, historical and unusual pub signs. Walking through Whitechapel, you’ll find every
Read moreWith local pubs able to reopen their doors in a few weeks, we spoke to Pauline and Francis of The
Read moreWith beer gardens across the UK reopening last month, we set about finding Whitechapel’s finest spots to have a refreshing
Read moreLocated within the grounds of Stepney City Farm, The Allotment Kitchen offers sustainable farm-sourced food from a homely garden paradise
Read moreWatney Market is a staple of Whitechapel. Its history involves the Blitz, stalled developments and Sainsbury’s.
Read moreDespite being won half a century ago and over 4,000 miles away, Bangladesh Independence is a cause for celebration every
Read moreWhitechapel is home to many sites of cultural heritage, local talent and some of London’s best independent Bangladeshi eateries. The
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