by Puru Miah | Oct 10, 2026 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Democracy
Labour narrowly held Holborn as the Greens surged. In Tower Hamlets, where it beat them by just 231 votes in May, Labour could fall to third by 2030. From Camden to Tower Hamlets: A Tale of Two Elections? Labour held Holborn and St Pancras on Thursday. But look at...
by Puru Miah | Sep 29, 2026 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Democracy, Housing
Tower Hamlets Council has avoided the emergency borrowing that props up nine London councils. But its auditors are now worried. The Auditors’ Warning This week, EY, Tower Hamlets Council’s auditors, said they had significant concerns about the...
by Puru Miah | Aug 14, 2026 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Democracy, Housing
Six social homes where hundreds were possible, in a borough where 30,000 families wait. A drought, a data centre, and a Labour group with questions to answer. Water For The Servers, None For The Flats England is brown. This summer may turn out to be the driest on...
by Puru Miah | May 29, 2026 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Democracy
Update: A formal complaint has been submitted to Tower Hamlets Council and to local councillors, calling on the Council to suspend the booking by SXSW London at the Kobi Nazrul Centre and to investigate the matter as a racist incident, against Palestinians and...
by Puru Miah | May 28, 2026 | Blog: All Things Mile End, All Things Tower Hamlets, Community, Democracy
How did an arts centre, named after Kazi Nazrul Islam, end up platforming Gaza War profiteers, values he fought against, while insulting Bangladeshis and their culture? The Kobi Nazrul Centre Controversy SXSW in London last year was boycotted by various artists over...
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