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The old Common Room in action

The Common Room backed by London Mayor with £50k

12th March 2020 Alan T Campaigns, News in and around Bow, Roman Road

In 2014 a temporary structure called the Common Room was erected in the corner of the triangular car park at the junction of St Stephen’s Road and Roman Road. The project was started as part

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Tour Guide David Charnick on the streets

Tour Guiding Course & Understanding Health Improvement Course

11th March 2020 Alan T Events near Bow, E3, Health, News in and around Bow

Tour Guiding Course Local tour guide, David Charnick, will be running a new course in Tower Hamlets called Tour Guiding in Tower Hamlets: Workshop Techniques. It starts on 23rd April 2020, and will be based

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Visual Thinking Part 1 Exhibition Mile End Arts Pavilion

Visual Thinking Part 1 – Mile End Art Pavilion

9th March 2020 Alan T Arts in East End, News in and around Bow

Fabulous exhibition: Visual Thinking Part 1 2020 – now closed Last Sunday I walked past the Ecology Pavilion in Mile End Park. It was shuttered front and back as usual. I was fully expecting to

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Tower Bridge Lift Times, Bike Show, Museum of Childhood & more

8th March 2020 Alan T Arts in East End, News in and around Bow

Tower Bridge lift times There was a time when Tower Bridge used to go up and down a lot, causing random traffic jams.  They have helpfully posted the lift times online, perhaps now of more

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Another Eye exhibition at Four Corners

Another Eye photo exhibition at Four Corners

29th February 2020 Alan T Arts in East End, History, News in and around Bow

Now closed due to Coronavirus. Another Eye, the new exhibition at Four Corners, celebrates the women photographers who came to Britain as refugees in the early 1930’s. Mostly Jewish, they were fleeing fascism and had

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