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You can own a red telephone box in London for £15,000 - Vimarsana News

You can own a red telephone box in London for £15,000

A Grade II-listed red telephone box in Hackney has gone on sale for a starting price of £15,000.

You can own a red telephone box in London for £15,000 | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

You can own a red telephone box in London for £15,000 | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

A Grade II-listed red telephone box in Hackney has gone on sale for a starting price of £15,000.

Labour lose council by-election after tearing itself apart over trans row: Candidate suffers shock loss to Tories in east London after she was 'forced' to apologise for social media posts in which she claimed 'trans women are not female' - Vimarsana News

Labour lose council by-election after tearing itself apart over trans row: Candidate suffers shock loss to Tories in east London after she was 'forced' to apologise for social media posts in which she claimed 'trans women are not female'

Laura Pascal was only reinstated as a Labour candidate just hours before polls opened on Thursday after previously being suspended amid claims of transphobia.

"I've Never Cried That Much At One Of My Shows": Martine Rose On Her Secret AW24 Celebration Of Local Heroes - Vimarsana News

"I've Never Cried That Much At One Of My Shows": Martine Rose On Her Secret AW24 Celebration Of Local Heroes

The beloved London designer, Martine, opens up about her decision to host a secret fashion show for autumn/winter 2024 and her desire to spotlight her devoted community.

Gus John | The ethnic penalty we Africans still pay - Vimarsana News

Gus John | The ethnic penalty we Africans still pay

It will soon be 25 years since I and three other people, each with a track record of defending the education entitlement of black children, founded the small charity, Communities Empowerment Network (CEN) in 1999. Two years earlier I had retired as...