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The Latest Breaking News from East End

Glasgow Election 2022: Better public transport needed for East Centre say candidates

There are 11 election hopefuls fighting for power in the ward

Glasgow Live

Popular Glasgow bakery seeking new owners as customers praise 'treasure to the east end'

Sweet Jane opened right before covid hit and was a haven for Dennistoun locals during the pandemic. The owners have announced they're moving on to seek 'new opportunities'.

Glasgow Live

New Glasgow sports and community centre could be best in East End after 15 year wait

A community has waited 15 years for a new hub after a former sports centre burnt down, and now they have been told that work is expected to start next year.

Glasgow Live

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Glasgow's teenage Tory candidate reports 'offensive' leaflet to police

The 19-year-old election hopeful from the East End suffered abuse and death taunts at school for being a Conservative party member.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow East End to get new allotments as part of £50,000 food pantry funding

The money will be used to help establish two new community growing areas on a derelict former school site, as the Scottish Pantry Network move into new offices.

Glasgow Live

‘In France, I’d be a sex symbol’: Eddie Marsan on looks, lucky breaks and playing angry men

Over a bowl of chips in a local café, actor Eddie Marsan revels in his East End culture, and the challenges of finding a human side to aggressive male characters

The Guardian - UK

June Brown: the genius chainsmoking queen of the East End

Brown, who played the beloved Albert Square scandal-monger Dot Cotton, was the most technically gifted EastEnders star – and the only actor in UK soap history to carry an entire episode alone

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Letters: The case for coal is a like an 'amoral drug dealer'

Newcastle Herald readers have their say

Newcastle Herald

The giant lizard that roamed free on the streets of Glasgow in the 1990s

An unnamed pet monitor lizard escaped from its cage in the East End of Glasgow, with police warning locals of the reptile could deliver a 'nasty bite'.

Glasgow Live

‘Everything’s going to pieces’: how a port took over a Black US neighborhood

Port Freeport in Texas has obtained 95% of property in East End as part of an extensive expansion – and many former residents are upset over being displaced

The Guardian - US

The Crystal: Shiny new City Hall can turbocharge our East End

Set against a backdrop of derelict Thames riverfronts, classic Eighties gangster flick The Long Good Friday saw Bob Hoskins play crook-trying-to-go-straight Harold Shand and his grand plan to regenerate London’s docks.

Evening Standard

'Exciting' new music and events venue near Celtic Park gets alcohol licence

The company behind the development is planning to invest around £2 million in the London Road venue, which could boost East End regeneration

Glasgow Live

Family of popular Walker chip shop owner who died after Covid battle raise thousands for NHS heroes

Gus Singh was a pillar of the community in Newcastle’s East End where he ran the popular Gus’s Chippy on Wharrier Street for over three decades

Chronicle Live

ITV Secrets of The Krays: What crimes did they commit and which celebrities were they linked to?

We launched our own investigation into the true crimes of the East End's most feared gangsters

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Glasgow East End school gets funding approved for cycle project

The primary school will use the funding to support the Cycling for all Project to encourage those with disabilities and health conditions to get on a bike.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow project to film community events for people in isolation gets funding award

The idea from the East End youth group to film community events for people who cannot attend because of Covid. has been backed with more than £6000 of funding.

Evening Standard

Art institutions Gilbert & George on why they’ll never gossip about the royal family

London has been Gilbert & George’s muse for more than half a century. Here they tell Nick Curtis about the art they created for this issue and their enduring love of the East End

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