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Crimefighter thanked- 30/12/2009 08:37:00
A Manor Park man s efforts to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour in his neighbourhood were rewarded with an invite to the Houses of Parliament. Craig O Brien met Home Secretary Alan Johnson during the dinner at the Palace of Westminster. He was nomin
Richards gets involved- 28/10/2009 15:04:00
LEGENDARY hell-raiser Keith Richards has reportedly traded in the booze for a new favourite pastime… ping pong. After nearly 50 years of caning it, the Rolling Stones guitar hero has found a more sedate way of spending his time. And his on-screen son in
No upsets in Hackney & Leyton League Dickie Davies Cup- 22/10/2009 14:35:00
Fourth Division side Ravenscroft came close to pulling off a huge shock in the Dickie Davies Cup First Round last Sunday
No surprises in Hackney & Leyton League Dickie Davies Cup- 22/10/2009 10:49:00
Fourth Division side Ravenscroft came close to pulling off a huge shock in the Dickie Davies Cup First Round last Sunday
Limehouse police station: closing it is no laughing matter!- 05/11/2008 15:53:00
Dear Editor, London Assembly Member John Biggs may be having fun setting himself up as Labour’s ‘attack dog’ at City Hall. But it might do him some good to pay attention to what happens in the East End once in a while, rather than taking his news from the latest Labour leaflets
Ray is first appointment for Mayor Boris- 06/05/2008 09:21:00
NEW mayor Boris Johnson made his first major appointment on Bank Holiday Monday recruiting former prison governor Ray Lewis as deputy mayor for young people. Mr Lewis, the founder of Eastside Young Leaders Academy, Forest Gate, which develops the leader
East London bucks trend backing loser Ken- 03/05/2008 03:35:00
THE voters of East London bucked the trend across the capital when they overwhelmingly backed Labour’s Ken Livingstone over Tory challenger Boris Johnson. Livingstone was the outright winner, polling just over 50 per cent to Johnson’s meagre 26.4 per cent. Had that been repeated across London, Livingstone would be back at City Hall for a third term, without a second ‘run off’ round.
East London bucks trend backing loser Ken- 03/05/2008 03:35:00
THE voters of East London bucked the trend across the capital when they overwhelmingly backed Labour’s Ken Livingstone over Tory challenger Boris Johnson. Livingstone was the outright winner, polling just over 50 per cent to Johnson’s meagre 26.4 per cent. Had that been repeated across London, Livingstone would be back at City Hall for a third term, without a second ‘run off’ round.
SUNSHINE BRINGS OUT VOTERS FOR LONDON MAYOR- 30/04/2008 19:45:00
POLLING stations have been doing ‘brink business’ across the capital as Londoners vote for their next Mayor. Queues began building up by lunchtime, with the sun making a welcome appearance after a brief shower this morning following two days of rain. A close fight is predicted between Labour’s defending Ken Livingstone, bidding for his third term as Mayor, and Conservative MP Boris Johnson challenging to topple him.
Make sure you have your say on polling day- 25/04/2008 17:59:00
Londoners go to the polls next Thursday to cast their votes for the capital s Mayor and London Assembly. And residents of Tower Hamlets are being encouraged to have their say on who makes the big decisions in London over the next four years. Every local p
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