The World Land Trust (WLT), the international conservation charity, is putting the spotlight on big cats during Big Cat Big Match Fortnight in October. During the first two weeks of October, donations to WLT’s Big Cat Appeal will be matched ...
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Mercury nom for East India Youth
East India Youth isn’t actually from East India – he’s only borrowed the name, as that is where he lives now and where he makes his music. Nonetheless it’s great to get a local name check in the Mercury prize ...
Read More »Pale hopes for bright future
Pale tell us that they have just taken nine months off to write music. ELN’s music reviewer is away this week, so we had to get the old curmudgeon in the office to listen to their new tracks – who ...
Read More »Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards announced by ECB
Emdad Rahman The English Cricket Board has announced the shortlist for the twelfth annual NatWest Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards. BBC Commentator Jonathan Agnew will host an esteemed event of 400 guests next week, which will see eight OSCAs presented. ...
Read More »Having a Wales of a time II
Several months ago we published the link (https://eastlondonnews.co.uk/having-a-wales-of-a-time/) to a Guardian video showing Robin Wales discussing housing issues with one of his constituents. We speculated that Sir Robin had probably just come back from a customer care course. Now it seems ...
Read More »Can you help?
Police in Barking and Dagenham are keen to identify a man who is wanted for questioning in connection with a shoplifting incident at commercial premises on Merrielands Crescent, Dagenham. The suspect entered the location on Monday, 4th August and stole a ...
Read More »Grab a piece of Byte Night
On Friday, 3rd October around 500 experts from London tech and business industries are expected to bed down for the night in Potters Fields Park. They will be joined by staff from hundreds of similar companies who will sleep rough ...
Read More »Wake up and think about your drink
Drinking and driving will often lead to tragedy, with devastating consequences for the driver or an innocent victim. Behind the tragedy will be an insurance company picking up the pieces, paid for by the mass of motorists who do not ...
Read More »The man who introduced the “turn number” system to Bangladesh
Ashab Uddin says that every civilised nation in the world has introduced systems to give people “turn numbers” to help them avoid queuing for counter services. He tells the story of his role in helping Bangladesh to adopt a system. ...
Read More »Royal Mail extends services
The first Saturday in September sees Royal Mail extend its services – in the first sign that the newly privatised business is prepared to concentrate on profitable services rather than provide a national service for all. If Auntie Flo in ...
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