Inside Padel, the game rising to the top of Poplar’s sports scene
How the world’s fastest-growing sport has evolved in the ever-changing East End of London. If you’re a keen tennis player,
Read MorePlaces to visit, things to do and what’s on around Poplar including events, exhibitions, courses, workshops, walks, talks and nightlife.
How the world’s fastest-growing sport has evolved in the ever-changing East End of London. If you’re a keen tennis player,
Read MorePublic gardens in Poplar are surprisingly serene, a refreshing alternative to the chaos of the city – and some of
Read MoreBromley-by-Bow Centre has teamed up with other charities in the borough to launch a programme of pop-up Repair Cafés helping
Read MoreA satellite of Hackney’s e5 Bakehouse, this unassuming spot on Bartlett Park is many things rolled into one; a bakery,
Read MoreThe Paws on the Wharf project aims to be inclusive but requires advance planning from visitors with sight loss. A
Read More‘We didn’t want it to turn into more flats’. The Queen’s Head re-opens with big ambitions to be a traditional
Read MoreEast meets West for a round-the-world trip of plant life at Crossrail Place Roof Garden in Canary Wharf The first
Read MoreHistoric riverside gastropub The Gun offers traditional British food and an unbeatable riverside location. Sitting down at a table on
Read MoreEveryone loves a Chinese, so here are the best Chinese restaurants around Poplar, Limehouse, and the Isle of Dogs. China
Read MoreAuthentic Chinese fare, especially spicy mala xiang guo, is served up at New Beijing restaurant on East India Docks Road
Read MoreWith its elegant style, you’d be mistaken for thinking La Chi is more Paris than Poplar. But its secret is
Read MoreIn an electrifying final last Sunday Football Club Brick Lane beat Vallance Football Club 1-0 to win Tower Hamlets Mayor’s
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