The Printers Strike: When Wapping was transformed into a ‘mini- police state’
In 1986 Wapping was transformed into a ‘mini police-state’ when it became the arena for a monumental political struggle known
Read moreCampaigns to save our heritage and environment, planning and development petitions, good causes and crowdfunding campaigns – read all about what people in Whitechapel are passionate about.
In 1986 Wapping was transformed into a ‘mini police-state’ when it became the arena for a monumental political struggle known
Read moreOn the 7th of May, Tower Hamlets Local History Library & Archives will host an event examining Bengali resistance to
Read moreSince 2020, Édith Piaf’s yacht had been listed for sale on Sotheby’s website. However, the £1.49 million listing has recently
Read moreWhy is the Save Brick Lane campaign fighting the redevelopment of the Truman Brewery? Brick Lane holds a furtive place
Read moreHow East End charity Spitalfields City Trust is using social media to stay relevant to GenZ and teach the world
Read moreQueen Mary University threatened to deduct 100% of staff’s wages if they failed to reschedule classes missed during strikes. In
Read moreWhitechapel’s historic The George Tavern is under threat once again after plans to redevelop the Exmouth Estate creates liability of
Read moreRemembering the lives lost to the pandemic through the healing design of a Covid memorial garden Transport for London (TfL)
Read moreMany see the controversial plans to redevelop Truman Brewery as a significant threat to the long standing Bangladeshi community of
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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