Spurs players score for children’s hospice fundraiser
Football legends from Spurs and Wimbledon turned up for this year’s charity golf bash that has raised £100,000 for Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice in Barnet.
Masterplan for £800m reboot of estate once hit by race attacks
A planning application has finally been submitted for a massive £800million regeneration of Poplar’s once-notorious Teviot housing estate.
‘I was scared when my baby’s lungs were failing’
An Upminster mum has spoken for the first time about the trauma of her baby boy being put on emergency intensive care for lung failure.
Bingo is such a drag
A ‘drag’ bingo night with “the best queen in town” has raised £1,000 for Age UK Barnet and Fighting with Pride charities.
Serious business of fun at gardens festival
Hundreds of people turned up for a summer fair at the massive Colindale housing development as the fourth annual Gardens’ festival got under way where children got busy with the serious business of having a fun day.
Brightening up the community with 1,000 flowers
Things are blooming in the streets of Ilford with garden enthusiasts planting more than 1,000 flowers to help brighten up neighbourhoods.
The London building schemes winning RICS awards
Awards for the best architecture in London in 2024 have been revealed by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Rediscovering a long-lost Victorian artist who made east London his home
An exhibition aims to rediscover Dagenham’s long-lost Victorian artist Henry Gillard Glindoni whose fame faded more than a century ago.
Teen lands job with NHS trust after coming through internship programme
An intern has become the first to land a permanent job with the trust which runs Queen's and King George Hospitals through a programme for teenagers with a learning disability or autism.
'Eye-catching' rock art produced by special school pupils
A special school has come up with rock painting using art supplies donated by building developers at Barking Riverside.
