Gulistan Elidemir, Author at Whitechapel LDN

A Banglatown lamp post covered with stickers with the curry houses residing in the background. © Gulistan Elidemir

A trip through Brick Lane’s Banglatown in the midst of its changing landscape

Exploring what has become of Brick Lane’s Banglatown by taking a trip through its famed curry houses, the Brick Lane

Portrait of photographer Syd Shelton. © Syd Shelton

Syd Shelton shares his ‘lifelong commitment’ of trying to ‘reinvent the caricature of East Enders’ through his photographs The streets

The Buxton pub lit up during an evening, highlighting its Victorian architecture. © CLERKENWELLBOYEC1

First opened in 2019, The Buxton bistro and hotel experienced setbacks in its services due to the lockdown. After a

A design of the proposed memorial garden for Braham Street, Aldgate.

Remembering the lives lost to the pandemic through the healing design of a Covid memorial garden Transport for London (TfL)

Petticoat Lane Market captured on a busy market day in the 1920s, East London.

From the Tudor Times to the bombing of World War II, this is the story of Petticoat Lane Market’s refusal

London’s largest mosque is found at the heart of Whitechapel on its busy high street.

Being home to the famous East London Mosque, mosques in Whitechapel contribute to the area’s diverse urban architecture. Whitechapel is

Get a glimpse of the industrial landscape of the East End during the 1970s and 1980s at the Vanished East