NewsHackney pub begs customers to stop annoying habit that treats the bar like a 'post office'
A London pub can slammed customers for an annoying habit - they want people to return to using the bar the way it has been 'forever'
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NewsA London pub can slammed customers for an annoying habit - they want people to return to using the bar the way it has been 'forever'
NewsZoë Garbett sat down for an interview with the Local Democracy Reporting Service and admitted there have been some "huge eye-opening issues"
NewsA YouGov poll found 40 per cent of people prefer to queue for a pint, rather than 39 per cent who would rather keep the traditional system of standing along the bar until they are served
NewsThe Dalston pub hopes to open until 1.30am on weekends to ease its financial strain, but one resident has fought them at every turn
NewsThere are doubts over fee promises
NewsEmergency mental health support services across City & Hackney, Newham and Tower Hamlets were deemed in need of improvement in all but one category
NewsThe teenager was taken to a major trauma centre overnight
NewsLabour has attacked the Greens for making 'one mistake after another' as the Mayor of Haifa invites the Green leader to come and see its society for herself
NewsOne of London’s last remaining Victorian-era tram depots in Hackney could see major refurbishment following years of stalled developments
NewsHackney Road was shut while crews tackled the fire
NewsThe Green-led council voted overwhelming to reconsider the borough’s sister cities partnership amid the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and in light of a UN Commission of Inquiry concluding Israel committ
NewsAn investigation has been launched into the incident by the Met Police
NewsAn underwater search was conducted, but no body was discovered
Isabel Rose, 26, from Hackney, has been jailed in Hong Kong for six years
NewsIf you recognise the man, contact the police
NewsHackney Council has now agreed to unlock the London Fields paddling pool after parents and children showed up on the Town Hall steps to demand its return
News11 vendors will battle it to be crowned the UK's best jerk chicken
NewsScotland Yard say he frequents both Hackney and part of Essex
NewsThe appeal follows the death of Elijah Seriki, 23, in Hackney Downs
NewsAlmost 1,400 people sign petition to reopen Broadway Market Post Office amid an alleged dispute between the beloved operators and their landlord
NewsHackney beat out the likes of Westminster and Richmond to claim top spot for the most Green Flag parks in London
NewsCritics rounded on the Greens after four councillors attended a trans rights protest where some demonstrators repeatedly stabbed darts into a model of the incoming Prime Minister
NewsAshley Malcolm, 40, is on trial accused of murdering 86-year-old John Burke, who died the day after he was allegedly assaulted at his home in Hackney, north London. Malcolm has admitted burglary but d
NewsDetectives are appealing for information about two suspects seen running away from the scene
The Weaver Line remains suspended between Hackney Downs and Chingford
NewsIt's not thought any school pupils were involved in the incident
NewsPrior to her election, Green Mayor Zoë Garbett urged the council to revoke its warrant to evict Charity Oppong from her home of 20 years, but her new administration is pressing on
NewsThe Right to Grow initiative has been taken up by Southwark, Hounslow and Hackney already
The Weaver Line is suspended between Hackney Downs and Chingford as a result of the trackside blaze in Walthamstow
NewsHarry Stanley, a Scottish labourer with a broken table leg in a bag, was mistaken for an 'Irishman with a gun' before being fatally shot by two police officers
NewsA Freedom of Information request reveals that between 2025 and 2026 the Hackney Council paid more than £5,000 in TfL penalty charges, as it faces calls to reimburse taxpayers
NewsEXCLUSIVE: Former staff claim the failure to strike a deal with contractors since 2019 left the borough's housing estates in a "shocking" state with permanent repairs replaced with short-term fixes
NewsHackney Council claims it brought a disused building back to life as part of Zoë Garbett's community wealth building campaign, but Labour says it proposed the idea
Erdal Ozmen, 45, was shot in Hackney in the early hours on Tuesday August 5
NewsThe Green-led councils of Hackney and Lewisham have joined forces with the Aspire Party-controlled Tower Hamlets to launch a judicial review opposing affordable housing reforms in London
NewsHackney Council says it is working on contingency plans to finish the final phase of the Britannia Project in Shoreditch
NewsThe Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman found Hackney Council at fault over its handling of the case
NewsThey were wearing a keffiyeh - a traditional black and white Middle Eastern scarf and symbol for the Palestinian cause - prompted a backlash
NewsResidents of Fellows Court in Hoxton have written an open letter to newly-elected Green Mayor Zoë Garbett
The figures come as Transport for London was accused of trying to ‘cover up’ an increase in cycling casualties in the capital
NewsCampaign group Bets Off Blackstock says gambling sites are 'sucking the lifeblood out of communities' after the Planning Inspectorate overturned Hackney Council's refusal of a new slots casino in the
NewsIslington councillor Benali Hamdache has taken Green Mayor of Hackney Zoe Garbett's seat after her new role forced her to give it up
NewsHackney Council was considering moving street cleaner Kim Archer away from her dedicated patch in Dalston Square
NewsA by-election is set for Thursday, June 25 due to a vacancy created by a Green councillor who was barred from taking his seat
“It feels like we’ve gone back in time!” my friend shouts in my ear over the blaring techno remix. Instead of our usual stomping grounds of Hackney, Peckham or Tottenham, we’re spending our Saturday n
NewsMayor Zoe Garbett said she didn't want to run her administration 'based on KPIs' as the ousted Labour group says it will hold the Greens 'to their heels'
NewsThe teenage victim was pronounced dead at the scene
NewsMore than 11,000 council homes still lack electric safety certificates after the council’s inspections backlog rose 'significantly' after it started reorganising its housing department
Bob Spitz’s The Rolling Stones is what is known in publishing as a cat killer. That is, it’s so big — 690 pages — it could kill your moggy, should it come through your letterbox. Besides a dead cat, y
NewsAround 60 firefighters raced to a fire on Cottrill Gardens near Hackney Central as London train services faced severe disruption