Holly Munks, Author at Poplar LDN

The Barkantine Estate has been rebranded as the Tiller Road Project. Photo by Holly Munks ⓒ Social Streets CIC

Developers confirm major overhaul of Tiller Road’s Barkantine Estate

Development power players plan to deliver 300 new homes to E14, but anticipate a lengthy construction process displacing current residents.

Craft supplies allow visitors to add creative ideas for the ideal pharmacy. Photo by Holly Munks ⓒ Social Streets CIC

A new display at the Bromley-by-Bow Centre connects physical space to well-being and invites you to reimagine health from the

A diagram showing the proposed Lochnagar Bridge. Design by Broadway Malyan ⓒ Tower Hamlets Council

Tower Hamlets Council has greenlit a proposal to build a pedestrian and cycling bridge connecting Poplar to Newham but has

Hawksmoor's churches draw inspiration from classical Roman temples. Photo by Holly Munks ⓒ Social Streets CIC

St Anne’s Church guards the secrets of Limehouse from the shadows, but this overlooked Hawksmoor gem is a treasure trove

The Thames Barrier, visible from the riverside of Silvertown, protects London from flooding. Photo by Holly Munks ⓒ Social Streets

After 40 years of the Thames Barrier protecting Londoners from flooding, experts highlight the need for reinforcement in the face

A patch of greenery in Poplar Recreation Grounds. Photo by Holly Munks © Social Streets

Public gardens in Poplar are surprisingly serene, a refreshing alternative to the chaos of the city – and some of

Bromley-by-Bow Centre has teamed up with other charities in the borough to launch a programme of pop-up Repair Cafés helping

A satellite of Hackney’s e5 Bakehouse, this unassuming spot on Bartlett Park is many things rolled into one; a bakery,

Children from year 6 of the Ben Jonson primary School with the sculpture they designed. Image by Matt Crossick/PA wire.

The Paws on the Wharf project aims to be inclusive but requires advance planning from visitors with sight loss. A