How the new Weaver line celebrates the migrants that made the East End
From Huguenot silk weavers to Bangladeshi leather makers, the newly named Weaver line celebrates the migrants behind the textile industry
Read MoreFrom Huguenot silk weavers to Bangladeshi leather makers, the newly named Weaver line celebrates the migrants behind the textile industry
Read MoreOnce the East End’s most upmarket shopping destination, the peculiar-looking building holds a secret history of family feuds and rifts
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Read MoreWatney Market is a staple of Whitechapel. Its history involves the Blitz, stalled developments and Sainsbury’s.
Read MoreAs one of Tower Hamlet’s oldest serving charitable institutions, Toynbee Hall is the grande dame of the borough. Their mission?
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