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Suspect at large after man, 40s, stabbed after fight in ‘quiet Hoxton street’

A suspect is still at large after a man in his 40s was stabbed in a “quiet” area.

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Hackney Gazette | News

Nationwide gives £175 free cash to 40,000 customers and offer is 'still running'

More than 40,000 customers have been paid Nationwide’s £175 switch bonus in the last three months, making it one of the best bank switch offers for 2026

Hackney Gazette | News

MPs urged to review HMRC Personal Allowance tax threshold for pensioners

MPs have been urged to re-examine plans to double the personal tax allowance for pensioners after more than 104,000 signed an official petition

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Man rushed to hospital after stabbing outside row of shops in Hoxton

A man has been rushed to hospital after a stabbing outside a row of shops in Hoxton.

Hackney Gazette | News

Blood-stained car behind police cordon after ‘stabbing and crash’ on busy road

A blood-stained and heavily damaged car is visible behind a police cordon in Hackney after an alleged stabbing.

Hackney Citizen

Mixed-gender Hackney football league watched by FA as they lead charge for inclusive sport

The Hackney-based Power League, started by a group of friends, could be paving the way for greater inclusivity in football

Hackney Gazette | News

LIVE updates as major police presence after stabbing outside shops

A shopping street is closed due to a police incident. Live updates here.

Hackney Gazette | News

LIVE updates as Elizabeth line hit by SEVERE delays in morning rush hour

The Elizabeth line is facing serious delays as commuters travel to work this morning. Live updates here.

Hackney Gazette | News

UK delivery company closes down after 14 years affecting Evri customers

Delivery company Parcel & Post ceased trading on January 26, which is now having an impact on Evri customers - see why.

Hackney Citizen

Exclusive: The Mossbourne money-spinner – how a company founded by the multi-academy trust’s chief snapped up his own schools’ lucrative PAM software

To fund the purchase, Progress Teaching gave Mossbourne Foundation £300,000 worth of its shares and a promised payment of £268,000 by way of an unsecured loan

Hackney Citizen

Stoke Newington venue under threat as bosses scramble to ‘save’ historic space

The Old Church’s director says urgent repair work is needed to secure the future of the much-loved music venue

Hackney Gazette | News

Kylie Minogue launches 'special' new Barbie doll but it will set you back £70

Kylie Minogue has created another Barbie doll with Mattel, which sports her standout red outfit from the Padam Padam music video.

Hackney Gazette | News

Date set for $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC by President Trump

A 10 billion dollar defamation lawsuit brought against the BBC by US President Donald Trump will go to trial in 2027, a Florida judge has ordered.

Hackney Citizen

‘You won today’ — protesters stop council from evicting Hackney family with disabled child

The family has lived at the property for more than 20 years, but the council says they have been illegally subletting and is reportedly looking to move them to temporary accommodation

Hackney Citizen

Sadiq Khan set to fall short of affordable housing target

The Greater London Authority and Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government last year agreed to lower London’s affordable housing target

Hackney Gazette | News

London Underground closures and changes you need to be aware of this weekend

Check the London Underground, Overground, and Elizabeth Line closures this weekend (February 13 to February 15) and don't be caught out.

Hackney Gazette | News

'Heartbeat' of The Pogues and drummer Andrew Ranken has died aged 72, band confirms

'Heartbeat' of the The Pogues and drummer Andrew Ranken has died at the age of 72, the band has confirmed in a statement

Hackney Gazette | News

Art Attack legend Neil Buchanan has created his first piece of ‘Big Art’ in 18 years

Art Attack legend Neil Buchanan has created his first piece of ‘Big Art’ in 18 years – filled with nostalgia.

Hackney Citizen

Adult social care services in Hackney ‘need improvement’ with some waiting two years for assessment

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) concluded the borough's service ‘requires improvement’ in its most recent report

Hackney Citizen

Cuts to library opening hours to be reversed as council’s ‘financial outlook’ improves

The decision comes days after a public consultation on the proposals closed