Ich Bin: Andrew Mueller, writer and musician
The acclaimed wordsmith on the problem with the Red Lion, where he eats dim sum – and why Leytonstone “will do”
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All You Read Is Love: now open for another three years
The hit Leytonstone bookshop-cum-whatever is now here for good. Practically! Show your support….
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How ‘unhealthy’ are our local high streets?
Today’s report into which UK high streets feature the most ‘bad’ shops raises an inevitable question: how do the High Roads of E11, E10 and beyond rank?
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MUST DO: Stones Throw Market E11
A beautifully retro poster, and two friends finally plucking up the courage to start their own vintage fair. What’s not to like?
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How I started Sunday drag nights at the Northcote
New owner Tuesday Roberts tells us the story behind popular weekly bash, Drag Out The Weekend
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Why We Love: #3, Horizon Patisserie
Leytonstone’s long-standing cake and coffee stop is a firm favourite. Here’s why
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MUST DO: this weekend
A new two-week exhibition influenced by life in E11, and a vintage fair for a bargain or two
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Opening April: Little Saigon, Leytonstone
Authentic Vietnamese homemade food is about to hit the top of the High Road. Meet its owners
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Heard about the Woodhouse Players?
The local drama group regularly get sell-out crowds at their intelligent productions. And the last three nights of their current double bill take place this week
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Why We Love: #2, Stone Space
The tiny gallery opposite the church works with some of the area’s most diverse artists. And it relies on volunteers
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