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Hackney Gazette | News

'I was an alcoholic from the age of 14 - now I'm dying but glad I'm sober'

A woman from London who became an alcoholic at 14 and downed two bottles of whisky a day says she's "grateful" she's sober after receiving an incurable brain tumour diagnosis.

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Hackney Gazette | News

Three years of the Elizabeth line - has it been a success?

The Elizabeth line has turned three today, smashing TfL forecasts on passenger numbers during its brief history.

Hackney Gazette | News

The volunteers helping London's unemployed youth break the 'cycle of despair'

Volunteers helping disadvantaged youths get over barriers blocking their way to jobs have welcomed a cash gift to expand their work in Hackney and Canary Wharf.

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Islington Gazette | News

Cigarette litterers fined hundreds among cases in court roundup

A spate of cigarette littering fines were among cases dealt with at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court - as well as motoring offences and racially abusing a police officer.

Hackney Gazette | News

CCTV issued after man pushed down stairs at Moorgate Underground Station

Police have released an image of a man they wish to speak to after an assault at Moorgate Underground station.

Hackney Gazette | News

Seven injured in violent day of stabbings, shooting and fight across London

Seven people are injured after a violent day across London of stabbings, a shooting and a fight.

Hackney Gazette | News

Two men stabbed after 'fight on bus' in west London

Two men have been arrested after both being stabbed during an alleged fight on a bus in Uxbridge.

Hackney Gazette | News

Sister's heartbreaking tribute to 'bubbly' brother killed in Stoke Newington crash

A heartbreaking tribute to a man who died after being hit by a lorry outside of his local pub in Stoke Newington.

Hackney Gazette | News

Silvertown Tunnel 'improves bus wait times' - but traffic impact still unknown

The Silvertown Tunnel has improved the reliability of a cross-river bus service, Transport for London has claimed.

Hackney Gazette | News

Tottenham to celebrate Europa League win with parade - everything you need to know

Spurs secured their first piece of silverware since 2008 with a 1-0 victory over Manchester United in Bilbao.

Hackney Gazette | News

Update on condition of man after stabbing on Brunel University campus

Police have shared an update on the condition of a man who was stabbed on the Brunel University campus in Uxbridge.

Hackney Gazette | News

Man, 52, still fighting for life in hospital after fight in Dalston

A 52-year-old man is still fighting for his life in hospital after a fight in Dalston.

Hackney Gazette | News

Brits admit to avoiding intimacy and hugging loved ones - because of body odour

Adults avoid standing near people, hugging friends and family and getting intimate with a partner – because of their body odour.

Hackney Gazette | News

Man taken to hospital after stabbing on Brunel University campus

A man has been taken to hospital following a stabbing on the Brunel University campus in Uxbridge

Hackney Gazette | News

All the London Underground disruptions this weekend that will affect you

Check the London Underground, Overground and Elizabeth Line closures this weekend (May 23 to May 26) and don't be caught out.

Hackney Gazette | News

Man fighting for his life in hospital after attack in Dalston

A man is fighting for his life as a attempted murder investigation has launched at Ridley Road, Dalston.

Hackney Gazette | News

Uber to help bring Channel Tunnel trains to east London station for first time

Uber will help to bring new international rail services through the Channel Tunnel from Stratford for the first time.

Hackney Gazette | News

20mph limits in London 'reduce road casualties by a third' says TfL

A new TfL study finds 20mph speed limits cut deaths and serious injuries by over 30%. The long-term analysis backs London's Vision Zero goal for safer, slower streets.

Hackney Gazette | News

Met Police instructor ‘drunkenly threw petrol bombs’ at riot training centre

A riot police instructor who drunkenly threw petrol bombs at a training base would have been sacked if he had not already quit.

Hackney Gazette | News

Revealed: The top 25 'unfair' money moments Brits experience everyday

The everyday unfair money moments Brits find frustrating include paying an automatic tip for poor service, a friend ordering an expensive pint when it’s your round – and being charged for tap water in a restaurant.