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You may want to go to Chelsea

Though Tower Hamlets’ Idea Stores can give you access to a range of printed volumes and, though the internet, to even more written material, readers who want to get their hands round a genuinely old book will have to go ...

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Halal excels at Excel

The Halal Food Festival is coming to East London. It styles itself the UK’s first festival to celebrate halal food, and claims to be the largest event of its kind in the world. It will be at the Excel Centre ...

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Train your eyes on this!

The Hoxton Gallery is getting off on the right foot with a new exhibition of adidas products. There’s a range of footwear to be seen, from vintage to re-issues, including several rare items. Also on show are exclusive items signed ...

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Cockney Heritage Festival gets underway

The first Tower Hamlets Cockney Heritage Festival starts this week with a launch event on 18th July. Events continue for a full week, with walks, exhibitions, films, talks, discussions and special events. The full programme can be downloaded from: http://www.ideastore.co.uk/.

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Mark Powell’s drawing on history

London based artist Mark Powell uses a simple biro to create incredibly detailed portraits of the elderly, which he draws on antique documents dating from 1763 onwards. His aim is to portray what can be produced with the most basic ...

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Along the Silk Road

It’s not often ELN publicises an arts event happening as far away as N12: we hardly ever publicise anything without an E number. But the pictures accompanying the press release advertising this dance/music production of Along the Silk Road – ...

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BBC Club showcases photos

The BBC Photography Club is one of largest social activity groups at the BBC with nearly 40 members coming together each month to discuss and hone their photographic skills at a variety of events and workshops. The Club holds an ...

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Films of the week

The Sweeney The Sweeney is an action-packed British police thriller from the director of Football Factory. Jack Regan (Ray Winstone), a hardened cop who doesn’t play by the rules, is confronted with a criminal from his past. With sidekick George ...

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