The Trustees of Action for Bow are pleased to invite applications from organisations for funding to provide social and educational services in Bow from June 2018 – particularly school holiday activities for young people. Please
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Author: Alan T
I've lived in Bow since 1985, and am fascinated by the rich history of the East End. I'm also interested in all the recent ongoing changes.
Drama Studio performance Mile End, Beer Festival, Sound Map, local Police Report
Imagine a world with no rules, no restrictions, and no labels. This week a group of 16-25 year olds are exploring what NO LIMITS means to them. The outcome of the project next Saturday could
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Art: Process: Change: a new book by Loriane Leeson
Artist Loraine Leeson, who has worked with the Geezers on our Active Energy Project is launching a book called Art: Process: Change: together with a symposium and conversation with six writers, artists and activists on the role
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Pubs closing, sport for women and girls’, 1960s photos, Lutfur surprise
The Times reports that since the business rate changes two pubs a day have closed in the UK. You can read the article here. Pauline Stewart, Tower Hamlets Sports Development Officer, reports that the Council
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Half term tennis and cycling, plus other events around Bow.
Tower Hamlets are running some half-term tennis camps from 12th – 16th Feb: details here. Bikeworks are running free half-term cycling sessions for children aged 3 to 6 on Mon 12th Feb – Thurs 15th
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