LEMFI, THE financial platform for people building lives across borders, today (21st October) announced the launch of its new global brand platform, “Ambition has no passport”, alongside a completely rebuilt app, launching the largest product expansion in its history. A rebuilt ...
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Peanut bar was wrapped in toffee bar wrapper
A BIG mistake by Halo Foods Limited could have ended in tragedy. Their Skinny Crunch Light Peanut Butter Bars were accidentally wrapped in Skinny Whip Toffee bar wrappers – so peanuts were not included in the list of ingredients on ...
Read More »Council holds Celebration Evening for foster carers
FOSTER AND kinship carers were recognised at a Celebration Evening held by Tower Hamlets Council. Mayor Lutfur Rahman came along to meet carers and add his personal congratulations to those of the Council. These carers open their homes – and ...
Read More »Tuna recalled because “use by” date is wrong
THERE HAS been a “labelling error” with Waitrose own-brand Tuna Pate. The label on the tubs states that the “use by” date is 17th December. In fact, the correct “use by” date is 17th October. The tuna comes in a ...
Read More »Struggling to pay rent? Help is available
SOMETIMES IT’S hard to keep up with all your bills. They keep going up, but your income doesn’t. An emergency can destroy your budget. You just need a little bit of help to get you on your feet again. Mayor ...
Read More »Dagenham chimney fire – a safety warning to us all
A CHIMNEY fire is no small event. The one in a house in Rosedale Road, Dagenham on Sunday needed three fire engines and around 20 firefighters to attend the property to bring the blaze under control. The fire was in ...
Read More »Season of Bangla Drama returns to Tower Hamlets
“CURIOUS” is the theme of the annual heritage and creative expression festival that is the Season of Bangla Drama – and playwrights have responded to the challenge in a variety of ways. Let’s ask Mayor Lutfur Rahman to explain why ...
Read More »Imported salmonella eggs identified
A MASS salmonella outbreak some weeks ago was fairly quickly attributed to “imported eggs”, which were later identified as eggs from Ukraine. These eggs were not usually on general sale, but they were being supplied to the catering industry. British ...
Read More »Sounds on Sunday: 50 years ago – 1976-26
FIFTY YEARS AGO we were humming along to the hits of 1976. Some have magnificently stood the test of time; others have not. Join us on Memory Lane as we review them on their golden anniversaries. This week 50 years ...
Read More »Police and Council partnership recovers stolen goods
CRIME RELATED to mobile phones was the target of a national police operation throughout September. In Tower Hamlets, police joined forces with Tower Hamlets Council’s “Regulatory Service” team to bring local results. As part of the partnership working, neighbourhood police ...
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