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U-turn on public toilets sale as community plans to bring the site back into use (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Hackney Council has changed course on plans to sell off derelict public toilets in a win for community campaigners. The new Green administration cancelled Labour’s plans to dispose of the vacant council-owned sites in Brooksby’s Walk overlooking Cha
Joy for campaigners as 'precious' Hackney paddling pool could be reopened (opens the original)
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Campaigners are celebrating victory after Hackney Council agreed to kickstart plans for the return of a children's paddling pool. Hackney’s London Fields is widely known for its lido but a smaller children’s pool has long been used by local families in need of a free playing space. First opened in 1978, the paddling pool was shut to the public in 2020 due to the need for major works, but despite previous commitments it was never reopened. A petition to bring the site back into public use, spearh
Royal Free death sparks coroner call for national guidance on hepatitis B (opens the original)
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A coroner has warned there is a lack of guidance around monitoring people with past hepatitis B infections following the death of a man at the Royal Free. Tung Tran, 41, died in September 2025 due to several causes: acute liver failure, sepsis, immunity issues linked to a kidney transplant and the return of hepatitis B, an inquest concluded in March. After he was diagnosed with the bloodborne virus following his renal transplant in 2013, doctors prescribed Mr Tran drugs to stop it from re-emergi
'I'm determined to do something to save it' - residents hope to save post office (opens the original)
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Hackney residents shocked at the sudden closure of their post office are campaigning to get it reopened. London Fields Post Office in Broadway Market was suddenly shut on Friday last week (July 10), prompting confusion and upset from locals. The Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) was told that residents were awoken to the sound of drilling and angle grinders at 3am on Friday as the landlord repossessed the premises from the managers. A groundswell of support has since emerged as 1,400 peop
'Some really nice ones go under' - why are narrow boats being left to sink? (opens the original)
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In a city where exorbitant rents and house prices have become the norm, a rising number of cash-strapped Londoners have felt the call of the water. An estimated 15,000 people live on narrow boats dotted across London’s 100 miles of canals as the lifestyle has seen a surge in popularity. But there’s a darker side to this boom – the environmental impact of less responsible owners. According to the Canal & River Trust (CRT), between 2010 and 2018 the number of boats on London’s waterways doubled an
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