Concerns as Council spends millions on prolonged fire-safety watches
Tower Hamlets Council has spent over £4 million on waking watches since 2022 some lasting up to two years despite
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Tower Hamlets Council has spent over £4 million on waking watches since 2022 some lasting up to two years despite
Read moreApsana Begum, MP for Poplar and Limehouse, is one of three MPs not to be readmitted to government following a
Read moreDockers Inn Ltd were fined over £20,000 for causing noise nuisance to residents with loud pop music. A pub which
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Read moreDiscounts and exemptions are available for Tower Hamlets low-income residents, NHS staff, small businesses and off-peak Silvertown tunnel crossings but
Read moreFish market traders in east London worry about losing supplies from Billingsgate, despite a new report saying that relocation plans
Read moreThe Council says their new MOT services will prevent motorists from over-paying for repairs but independent garages have faith in
Read morePlans for a 35-storey tower block in Crossharbour have been approved despite resident objections about the loss of the football
Read moreThe London Mayor has described Silvertown as ‘self-financing’ but his claims of an under-budget build are confusing. Sir Sadiq Khan
Read moreEast London’s new Thames crossing is nearly here but concerns over charges and cycle crossings linger. The new Silvertown Tunnel
Read morePlans for the student accommodation block were rejected by councillors in November over concerns about noise and anti-social behaviour. Tower
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