It has been announced that Ken Clark, the London Labour Party’s Regional Director, is to retire. Mr Clark has a long association with Tower Hamlets,
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New issue: editor’s choice
Today's ELN leads with "Lutfur blunder: can he recover?" - the Mayor's surprise sell-out of Island Homes residents.
Read More »Always stick to your convictions
Cllr Anthony Ramsay (left) with Emdad Rahman. Emdad Rahman interviews Cllr Anthony Ramsay, Mayor of Barking. Councillor Anthony Keith Ramsay was born in the Royal Free Hospital, London in 1955. He was brought up in Hertfordshire and Essex, attending the ...
Read More »Robin Hood Gardens: development in doubt?
The future of the redevelopment at “Blackwall Reach” was thrown into doubt this week as [read more or click on "Read issue online"]
Read More »Having a Wales of a time…
To see Sir Robin Wales practise the “care in the constituency” module of his media training course, click the link below and watch the video. It’s always nice to see a man who’s not afraid to show his masculine side. ...
Read More »Labour-Tory alliance holds on Chief Exec row
Labour and Conservative councillors have continued to play silly games over the appointment of a new Chief Executive. The scheduled
Read More »Is Labour institutionally racist?
Five Tower Hamlets councillors have been threatened with explusion from the Labour Party – and have hit back by asking whether the Labour Party is institutionally racist.
Read More »Vietnam women join call to ban Dow
Stalwart peace campaigner Len Aldis visited Hanoi, Vietnam, in early May to speak at a Medical University on Agent Orange and the consequences for Vietnam. While he was there he was able to contact the Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU). Shortly ...
Read More »TUC condemns Beecroft proposals
The TUC has warned that the Beecroft proposals would create “more than three million second-class citizens at work”. This is the number of people working in small companies with fewer than 10 staff who will be turned into second-class citizens ...
Read More »Missiles not welcome
Missiles and an absent Ministry were the cause of residents' agitation at a public meeting held in Bow Methodist Church
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