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Shrewsbury doodle boy Joe Whale to debut first major London exhibition

A teenager who once faced disciplinary action at school for sketching in class is set to unveil his inaugural major solo show in the capital this autumn. Joe Whale, aged 16 and based in Adelaide, Aus...

Hackney residents offered free coaching and half marathon entry in 2027 academy

A complimentary scheme is enabling residents of East London to accomplish the goal of finishing a half marathon. Submissions are currently being accepted for the 2027 HOKA Hackney Academy, an initiat...

North London mum launches Pizza Party to train autistic young adults in hospitality

A mother from Kentish Town has established a pizza delivery service designed to create employment pathways for autistic young adults. Aparna Bangur developed the concept for Pizza Party after witness...

Sucre Argentinian restaurant opens on Great Marlborough Street in Soho

Great Marlborough Street in London's Soho district plays host to Sucre, an Argentinian-inspired establishment that has positioned itself as a destination for communal dining. The venue operates on a ...

Hackney sees 9 per cent rise in adults seeking substance misuse treatment

Common misconceptions frequently arise regarding why individuals develop problematic relationships with substances. The prevailing assumption suggests that substance use represents a simple choice an...

Lisbon burger chain Dallas opens first UK site in converted Shoreditch pub

A burger establishment originating from the Portuguese capital has expanded into the United Kingdom with its debut London site in Shoreditch. Dallas, which was established in Lisbon in 2019, occupies...

Hackney’s Right to Grow scheme invites groups to transform unused land

A fresh initiative is enabling local people to establish community growing areas on previously unused council-owned land in Hackney. The local authority's Right to Grow programme offers collectives c...

London YouTuber uses AI to reconstruct city’s lost medieval streets

A resident of the British capital with a passion for vanished architecture has employed artificial intelligence to digitally resurrect demolished medieval thoroughfares. The project reconstructs port...

Hackney pupil wins Eton scholarship and urges other state school students to apply

The young royal began his studies at the prestigious Berkshire institution this week alongside a scholarship recipient from east London. John-Lucas Collins-Fay received an offer to join the historic ...

Crown & Manor Youth Club repairs continue after April floods

The past twelve months have represented one of the most challenging periods in recent history for the Crown & Manor Club. While numerous hardships can emerge without warning, the establishment faced ...

Hackney schools celebrate record-breaking GCSE results with ‘cheerleader system’ support

GCSE results across Hackney have reached their highest point in years, with schools throughout the borough reporting record-breaking achievements in essential academic subjects and numerous individual...

City Academy Hackney celebrates best-ever GCSE results with straight 9s

Students at The City Academy in Hackney are celebrating record-breaking GCSE examination outcomes, with numerous learners securing straight grade 9 passes. One standout pupil, named Anna, attributed ...

Deputy Principal Matt Wojtyniak on Transforming Hackney Sixth Form Campus

Every young person deserves the opportunity to flourish When Matt Wojtyniak discusses Hackney Sixth Form Campus, one concept dominates the conversation – possibility. In his role as Deputy Principal...

Insurance Expert Welcomes Business Rates Cut But Calls For Broader Support For SMEs

Small businesses across the UK have welcomed the government's recent cost-of-living intervention after Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced a 20% reduction in business rates for pubs, clubs and live music venues as part of his wider plans to support households and businesses

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Shrewsbury doodle boy Joe Whale to debut first major London exhibition

A teenager who once faced disciplinary action at school for sketching in class is set to unveil his inaugural major solo show in the capital this autumn. Joe Whale, aged 16 and based in Adelaide, Aus...

Hackney residents offered free coaching and half marathon entry in 2027 academy

A complimentary scheme is enabling residents of East London to accomplish the goal of finishing a half marathon. Submissions are currently being accepted for the 2027 HOKA Hackney Academy, an initiat...

56 Hackney young people receive Jack Petchey Foundation awards at Town Hall

Fifty-six young people from Hackney were recognised at a ceremony celebrating their positive contributions to education and community life. The award ceremony took place at Hackney Town Hall and hono...

Joe Whale brings Ambassadors of Feeling exhibition with 22 new works to Shoreditch venue

Joe Whale, who gained recognition as The Doodle Boy during childhood, is set to unveil his inaugural major solo presentation in the capital. The exhibition, titled Ambassadors of Feeling, will occupy...