History
You’ll never look at local architecture in the same way again
Michael de la Lama walks the streets with a unique take on what makes the houses in E10 and E11 so fascinating
Lockdown walks? Six handy ideas
From canalside coffee to medieval churches, murals and ancient filter beds, shake up your strolls
Six Things We Learnt This Week: Black History Month, Luna Lounge RIP and more
How to mark the start of Black History Month locally. Plus Leytonstone Loves Film, Mora, and Abbott’s Park
St John’s Churchyard – and the hidden tomb of the man who set free slaves
Wander round Leytonstone’s oasis for fascinating local tales – not least the philanthropic Buxton family
A potted history of Leytonstone’s amazing art scene
Siobhan Davies on how E11 and the surrounding areas have been a magnet for the greats for nearly a century
Hollow Pond: a brief history
Ponder its genesis as you amble across E11’s bucolic open space
The latest on Leyton Cricket Pavilion becoming a foodie hub
The historic local building is to be transformed thanks to one and a half million quid’s worth of lottery funding
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
Hitchcock: a short pilgrimage around Leytonstone
Have you ever actually stopped to look at those mosaics in the subway? And was the great director really banged up at the age of five?
