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With the New Year, the minds of the Borough’s politicians are beginning to be concentrated on setting out their stalls for the forthcoming elections in May. But has Labour’s campaign stalled even before it’s begun?

A portrait of Tower Hamlets campaigner Len Aldis is among a series of 30 put on display at the headquarters of the

We’d like to wish all our readers a Happy New Year. It would be traditional to wish you health, wealth and happiness – but

The journey will see the convoy depart from London on the 21st of December.

So there’s this company learndirect, and it says it’s a “a truly national provider […] with 400 delivery locations”, which apparently gives it

It’s well known that many young people in Tower Hamlets go on to work in retail. Whether they are

The empty slogans trip off the tongue: it’s the poor who are bearing the brunt of austerity… women suffer disproportionately from the cuts…

One of the dangers of letting political parties have conferences is that you have to put up with

A couple of centuries ago, do-gooders would wander round the East End on a Sunday (flower posies held to their noses to ward off the stench of the poor), to

Councillors in London will enjoy an extra three weeks in office this electoral cycle, with the announcement that the 2014 elections will be held on