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Condolence meeting and doa mahfil on death of prominent community leader Manojjir Ali.

  Last Thursday, August 1 a mourning meeting and doa mahfil was held in memory of late community leader Manojjir Ali at GSC office organized by Sunrise-Spectrum Bangla Radio. Under the chairmanship of Radio Patron and Friends of National Heart Foundation Sylhet Vice Chairman Manik Miah and media personality Misbah Jamal, late longtime colleague Abul Kashem Khan, Heart Foundation UK and ...

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Mayor officially opens Mary Driscoll House

    Lutfur Rahman, the Executive Mayor of Tower Hamlets, and the great granddaughter of Mary Driscoll officially opened 19 new homes in Bow, named in her honour. Mary Driscoll was a Matchgirl and the youngest member of the Strike Committee, which negotiated with the directors of the Bryant & May match factory in Bow. The women and teenage girls ...

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Idea Stores chosen as only UK library to take part in Build the Change scheme

    YOUNG climate change activists have the chance to unleash their creativity to create solutions for real world challenges, thanks to a partnership between Tower Hamlets Council and the LEGO® Group. The Idea Store service, run by Tower Hamlets Council, was chosen as the only UK library to take part in the Build the Change project created by the LEGO ...

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Thousands of free holiday club places available for young people

  FAMILIES are being urged to claim their free places for children at holiday clubs across the borough this summer. In partnership with local organisations and funded by the Department for Education, Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) clubs will be offered across Tower Hamlets this summer to provide children aged 4-16 with fun opportunities for play and socialising alongside nutritious ...

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The Barbican presents The Imaginary Institution of India: Art 1975- 1998.

    This exhibition is organised by the Barbican in collaboration with the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi. From 5 October 2024, the Barbican presents The Imaginary Institution of India: Art 1975- 1998, the world’s first exhibition to explore and chart this period of significant cultural and political change in India. Featuring nearly 150 works of art across ...

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Thousands protest in London

    Ansar Ahmed Ullah:     In response to the call of the UK Awami League, a rally of thousands of people was held in front of the Parliament in London today, 29 July, to protest the violence, arson and destruction that occurred in Bangladesh around the ongoing quota movement. Responding to the call of the United Kingdom Awami ...

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Poplar and Limehouse MP calls for the two-child limit to be scrapped

  Poplar and Limehouse MP says scrapping the two-child benefit limit “could lift hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty and send out a positive message of hope.” Commenting on the King’s Speech debate in Parliament, Apsana Begum, MP for Poplar and Limehouse, said: “People in Poplar and Limehouse voted for change, and they are looking to Parliament – ...

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Redbridge Community Trust participation in street party in Glencoe Avenue.

      A street party was organised with the earnestness of promoting Glencoe Neighborhood Harmony. One of the founders was Redbridge Community Trust’s Treasurer Anamul Haque, Mrs.Anam and Leanne and many others organized the party. Various food, drinks, food for kids ice cream and more fun food and chat was the main aim of this party. On the afternoon of Sunday ...

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Apsana Begum MP has tabled a Parliamentary motion on the student protests in Bangladesh.

Commenting on the student protests in Bangladesh, Apsana Begum, MP for Poplar and Limehouse, said: “I am shocked and appalled that students have been killed or brutally injured in Bangladesh, whilst protesting against the Government quota system. “I remain concerned for the safety of students and civilians in Bangladesh anticipating in these protests. The violence towards them, unlawful killings, the ...

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