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Protest over Sainsbury's stirs up local class war

06.10.11
The potential arrival of a supermarket chain in Stoke Newington has divided the local community amid claims of class 'snobbery'... more

Commuting is sheer hell at a hideous price

21.09.11
Commuting, at a basic level, is completely unfair. It is one thing to pay to get somewhere you want to go, such as the cinema, or France. It is another to pay to get somewhere you would rather not be, such as work... more

Cyclist mistaken for Israeli spy

15.09.11
London cyclist tells how he was interrogated by Hezbollah after being mistaken for an Israeli spy during a 14,500-mile charity bike ride to Delhi ... more

For sale: Fulham town hall has a future as boutique hotel

06.05.11
A Grade II-listed Victorian town hall is being sold off and could be converted into a boutique hotel... more

Zawe Ashton: I'm fuelled by a sense of injustice

26.04.11
Zawe Ashton may not be a familiar name, but with two films and a TV series on the way, the actress, writer, UK slam poetry champ and musician from Stoke Newington is making herself known... more

Going local: Do you know where your salmon is smoked?

08.04.11
If you've signed up to London's new localism movement it would definitely be Stoke Newington not Scandinavia. Richard Godwin charts the decline of food miles and the rise of the back-garden entreprenuer... more

Enjoy an average pint at The Daniel Defoe

13.12.10
The Daniel Defoe is decent, but nothing special... more

Latvian couple held after running off from Michelin-starred restaurant without paying £572 bill

16.11.10
Couple who ran off without paying a £572 bill at a Michelin-starred restaurant were arrested by police after being caught in the act last night... more

Cyclist run over by Boris bikes trailer

05.11.10
Cyclist tells how he was knocked over by a trailer being used to transport the Mayor’s hire bikes... more

London school teaches gay history to beat homophobic bullies

26.10.10
Secondary school in north London claims to have almost eradicated homophobic bullying after it started teaching lessons on gay history... more

Newington arrival Homa will brighten up your day

16.09.10
Local charm and ambitious food make this Italian-inspired new arrival in Stoke Newington a welcome one... more

Footballer's murder still a mystery as third trial clears 'Scarface' defendant

16.09.10
Three major trials have failed to find the killer of a teenage footballer shot dead on the streets of Stoke Newington after a youth allegedly known as Scarface was cleared at the Old Bailey... more

The Jolly Butchers has undergone a real transformation

30.06.10
Formerly the roughest pub in N16, with a late licence that attracted the local waifs and strays The Jolly Butchers has reverted to it's former name.... more

Boxing clever for your weekly veg

13.05.10
A scheme in Stoke Newington is showing the way to feed Londoners, says Rosie Boycott.... more

Viva festini fever

10.05.10
Festivals too big and impersonal? Try a small one for size, says Jasmine Gardner.... more

Artist lives naked in London gallery

03.03.10
An artist is spending the week living without food, water and clothing in a London gallery... more

Music venue Stoke Newington Town Hall to reopen after £8m refurbishment

26.01.10
Art deco east London building is set to throw open its doors for the first time in more than a decade after a major revamp... more

First picture of teenager run over after being stabbed

23.11.09
First picture: This is the teenager who was stabbed and then run over in Stoke Newington... more

I’m proud to be a son of the suburbs

30.09.09
Among the delights of the London Transport Museum's forthcoming Suburbia exhibition is a 1930s poster suggesting a journey to the northern reaches of the Piccadilly line. Why? ... more

Making a splash - Plinth mermaid

28.07.09
This month may have been a bit damp, but the latest participant in Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth project seemed to be expecting wetter conditions... more

Making a meal of climbing trees

21.04.09
There are few places I would rather be than up a tree... more

I’m being preyed on by the boys in blue

19.03.09
Being a child of the Sixties I have a healthy disregard for authority. Nevertheless, I have always felt the police are on my side... more

50 are chasing every vacancy in the capital

19.01.09
Fresh evidence of soaring unemployment emerged as new figures revealed that nearly 50 people are chasing every job vacancy in parts of London... more

Danger: these street lamps may fall on you in 2023

30.05.08
Antique street lamps are being removed because they could present a hazard... in 15 years... more

Head quits crisis primary where schools minister sends children

01.04.08
The head of the crisis-hit primary school attended by the children of Schools Secretary Ed Balls has quit... more

Residents protest at pub's strippers plan

14.03.08
Campaigners are fighting to stop their local pub being turned into a strip joint... more

Mixed crowd enjoy a rare atmosphere

13.06.07
The Royal Sovereign in Clapton has been getting better and better since being taken over by a couple of local guys at the start of the year.... more

Intimate encounter with Nina

12.02.07
Playing above a local pub in Stoke Newington, Nina Nastasia's richly textured voice was note perfect, says Jon Fletcher.... more


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