From art to artisan: former editor kickstarts kiosk park café
A former arts editor is set to swap literature for lattes with the launch of a new café tomorrow (Friday) in Clerkenwell – after overcoming the “uphill struggle” of her coffee machine being stuck in Calais, writes John Abiona
Woman pelted with eggs by Caledonian Estate resident
A woman on her way to a grocery shop last night got more than she bargained for when a Caledonian Estate resident pelted her with eggs, reports John Abiona.
Men knit too: Knithub 24 aims to ‘break the glass ceiling’ with its hand knitting class
Not even a global pandemic can stop Knithub 24 from crafting a movement close to their heart: helping more men learn how to knit, writes John
Environmental blogger launches climate change crowdfunder campaign
Nicola Baird, writer and founder of Islington Faces Blog, launched a crowdfunder campaign last week to encourage neighbours to share their ideas on how to tackle the climate crisis and get to zero carbon.
Bunhill councillor Claudia Webbe pleads not guilty in harassment trial
Claudia Webbe has denied harassing a woman, Westminster Magistrates’ Court heard today.
Bunhill councillors: Plans postponed for Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
Bunhill has postponed plans to introduce Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTN) “for the foreseeable future,” councillors Phil Graham and Troy Gallagher confirmed last week.