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You can ride free on a fleet of vintage London buses on historic north London route
New memorial honours Jewish volunteers in Spanish Civil War
Hackney church to mark 200 years with fresh chapter after £192k grant
Calls continue to remove the statue of slave trader Robert Geffrye
The historic house left abandoned and invaded by squatters that is now being restored
Vietnamese folktales come to life in new free exhibition
The 'at risk' historic building that saved generations from death and disease
Female cinema pioneer to be honoured at historic theatre
How Hackney will pay respects to the fallen on Remembrance Sunday
The 400-year-old engineering marvel that supplies London with water gets a repair
East London museum to be transformed with £2m grant
Church marks its 45 years’ service
Children’s music therapy charity comes back from ‘knife edge’
'Heartbreak' as 200-year-old mansion that became a factory is set for demolition
Free breakfast bagels are helping families and boosting attendance at school
The refugee who fled the Nazis and became a top fashion designer
Huw Edwards unveils blue plaque to philosopher who 'should be household name'
Vagina Museum searches for new home after guardianship ends
Street named after historic instrument maker whose East London factory was on site