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27/10/2021
Black History Month: Celebrating Local Change Makers
Read the third in our series on local Black British change makers making history today.
Read More26/10/2021
Help keep the wheels turning at Chrisp Street Community Cycle Hub
In September, we worked in partnership with Hubbub and Sustrans to launch a pilot community cycle hub in Chrisp Street market, Poplar. And now we need your help to keep the cycle hub open next year.
Read More21/10/2021
Mile End Safer Neighbourhoods Team Drop in
Tuesday 26th October 2021
From 4pm - 5:30pm
St Paul’s Way, E3 4AJ
18/10/2021
Resident Survey: Have your say on our services
Feedback & win £100 Amazon voucher
Read More15/10/2021
Change Maker: Emmanuel Baidoo
Emmanuel Baidoo, Spotlight Youth Worker, is committed to working with young people to encourage them to go after opportunities and pursue their goals.
Read More08/10/2021
Celebrating Local Change Makers
This Black History Month we are celebrating some of the inspiring change-makers in our community.
Safia Jama, CEO of Women’s Inclusive Team and a recent recipient of the Queens Award for Voluntary Service, champions change that empowers women to realise their full potential.
07/10/2021
Carradale House transformed with new landscaping works
Carradale House and the surrounding area has been transformed with new environmental works.
Read More05/10/2021
Get help with your heating bills this Winter
The Government has two schemes to help those eligible with their heating bills during the Winter.
Read More21/09/2021
Fun filled Teviot festival a hit with local community
Our Teviot Festival, a community fun day was attended by more than 500 local people.
Read More17/09/2021
Support for families boosted with new centre open at Chrisp Street Market
A brand-new Children and Family Centre has opened at Chrisp Street Market, part of the exciting evolution of Poplar’s main commercial centre.
Read More13/09/2021
EWS1 Fire Risk Assessments
New Government safety advice means additional fire risk assessments have to be carried out on buildings over 18m tall (usually 5 or more storeys) with some form of combustible cladding or combustible material on balconies, and blocks less than 18m tall with specific concerns.
These assessments are known as External Wall System Assessment 1 forms (EWS1).
02/09/2021
New Chrisp Street Children & Family Centre opening event
Don’t miss the opening of your new Chrisp Street Children and Family Centre on Tuesday 14 September, in Chrisp Street Market, from 10.30am to 2pm.
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