Brightening up the community with 1,000 flowers
Things are blooming in the streets of Ilford with garden enthusiasts planting more than 1,000 flowers to help brighten up neighbourhoods.
Things are blooming in the streets of Ilford with garden enthusiasts planting more than 1,000 flowers to help brighten up neighbourhoods.
Awards for the best architecture in London in 2024 have been revealed by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
An exhibition aims to rediscover Dagenham’s long-lost Victorian artist Henry Gillard Glindoni whose fame faded more than a century ago.
An intern has become the first to land a permanent job with the trust which runs Queen's and King George Hospitals through a programme for teenagers with a learning disability or autism.
A special school has come up with rock painting using art supplies donated by building developers at Barking Riverside.
Schoolgirls have been taking inspiration from an open-air art project in Kings Cross promoting careers in science and research that turned the area into one of London’s largest outdoor galleries.
A convenient collection point for discarded Covid and other medical equipment has been set up in Queen’s Hospital reception area for NHS recycling after a former mayor of Havering was inundated by recovering patients.
A study of baby deaths to help improve emergency treatment at Queen’s and King George Hospitals in Romford and Goodmayes has led to national recognition for the nurses and midwives who work there.
The green light has been given to turn James Bond’s fictional “secret underground HQ” into a real-life tourist attraction.
Children have made their West End debut singing and dancing in the Thoroughly Modern Millie musical.
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