• New Girl Guide Group

  By GuidingAnn at 22:02 on 03/03/13

  

  On Tuesday 5th March, a new Guide group will be opening in Stoke Newington. Guides are girls aged 10 to 14 who are given the chance to explore their individual skills and abilities and try out new challenges as part of a team. Girls can get involved in anything from adventure sports to performing arts, travel and taking part in community action projects. For more information about the Stoke Newington Guides, please contact Ann on 0207...

• Money for Old Prose 2012

  By NEWDAYTHEATRE at 22:34 on 29/11/12

  

  Hackney stars perform for Old St Mary's and new arts centre Seasonal show is part of final fundraising push Hackney residents and stars of stage and screen are returning with a programme of seasonal favourites in Money for Old Prose at St Mary's Church on Stoke Newington Church Street. It's the fifth year of the popular show – and the cast, which includes Paul Bradley (Elliot Hope in Holby City), Selina Cadell, Maggie Steed and...

• How will you celebrate the Queen's big day in Stoke Newington? Share your Jubilee plans with us

  By JulieGK at 08:30 on 04/05/12

  

  With just over a month to go before the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, celebrating her 60 years on the throne, localpeople.co.uk want to hear how YOU plan to celebrate this truly historic occasion on 2nd-5th June 2012. Will you be toasting the Queen's big day with a glass of Champers or brewing the perfect English pot of tea in Her Majesty's honour? Vote here. You can even vote on what food you will be celebrating with here. Will you be...

• Free Private Hire at The Baby Bathhouse

  By babybathhouse at 15:54 on 07/03/12

  

  Free Private Hire of The Baby Bathhouse basement club! Weekdays and weekends available - Packages to suit all parties. Please get in touch with any enquiries: Email: baby@thebathhousevenue.com Call: 0203 556 3350

• Stoke Newington's tiniest talent - the dolls' house dinner services with a two month waiting list

  By Sophie_RT at 23:22 on 21/02/12

  

  So it looks like Stoke Newington has another hidden talent… well, maybe not hidden – it's pretty well known actually – its just really, really small. Stokey residents Karen Griffiths and Peter Armstrong  have created an industry in the most unlikely of places: dolls' house crockery. Yup, it's somewhere in the esoteric realm, but with a two month waiting list to get your matchbox cupboards full of the couple's...

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