Meet the people trying to tackle food poverty and bring communities together
People of all faiths and backgrounds came together for a meeting to plan this year’s Mitzvah Day project across north London to help tackle hunger and food insecurity.
People of all faiths and backgrounds came together for a meeting to plan this year’s Mitzvah Day project across north London to help tackle hunger and food insecurity.
One of the consultants at Queen’s Hospital in Romford gave King Charles an insight into his work to improve healthcare in Commonwealth countries.
A deal for Barking and Dagenham residents to get home therapy from an Essex care company after illness or an accident rather than having to go into hospital has been agreed.
Artworks created by special needs students at New City College are being displayed on the Old Street 'digital canvas screen.
A three-year research project has been started in Barking and Dagenham to see how historic buildings can be used to help hundreds of children who are in alternative education.
A programme of shows, comedy and winter craft workshops opens next month to kick off the 20th anniversary year of Barnet’s Artsdepot cultural hub.
Scouts aged four to 24 from all over Harrow and Stanmore came together for Remembrance Sunday to mark Britain’s fallen in two world wars and other conflicts.
A milestone has been reached for a new high-rise tower block under construction in Dagenham on the site of a former Unite the Union base.
The animals at London Zoo are inviting children to meet them with Santa when wildlife and yuletide magic blend.
Rogue letting agents in Mile End have been convicted for unfair trading practices including misleading online ads and then failing to refund deposits.
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