by Puru Miah | Aug 6, 2021 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Crime and Anti Social Behavior (ASB), Democracy
An analysis of the process and outcomes around the trial and acquittal of Apsana Begum. Pointing to fundamental structural problems which go to the heart of governance in Tower Hamlets Council. Meltdown at Tower Hamlets Council “Remember, it’s a sin to...
by Puru Miah | May 10, 2021 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Democracy
Running battles in the East End between communities, developers and the local authority, what do they have in common? Can the demands articulated by campaigners in regard to the Whitechapel Bell Foundry and Brick Lane be put into a concrete practical program of...
by Puru Miah | May 4, 2021 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Democracy
What happened when the development committee met on the 27th of April 2021 to determine the application by Truman? Below is a summary of what happened and possible ways forward. High Noon at the Town Hall On the 27th of April 2021, the Development Committee at...
by Puru Miah | Apr 23, 2021 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Democracy
A gangland killing in Tower Hamlets, allegations of strong-arm tactics in Brick Lane, questionable support for the Truman application. An attempt to join the dots and a way out. (Creative Commons Licence is applied to this post) (CC) Questions around the consultation...
by Puru Miah | Apr 21, 2021 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Democracy
Despite over 7,000 objections, Tower Hamlets council is still recommending approval for the Truman application of Brick Lane. Outraged? Below are some reasons why, and what you can do to fight back. The Dominant Narrative: Brick Lane must die “The State was just...
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