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The Best of the World in One Borough was a truly special event organised by @towerhamletsnow and supported by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. We were really proud to be part of of this important event delivering two creative projects celebrating the people, stories and identity of Tower Hamlets.

There have been attempts to create division or misunderstanding between communities recently and that’s why it felt especially important to help share stories that highlight what people have in common — the pride, resilience and sense of belonging that runs through Tower Hamlets. The borough has always been strongest when communities stand together, learn from each other and celebrate their differences.

This event was part of a wider programme celebrating diversity, recognising the contributions of local people and creating opportunities for communities to connect.

We created a campaign ‘We Are Tower Hamlets’ capturing residents from across the borough and their personal stories of home, belonging and community. The portraits reflect the incredible diversity of Tower Hamlets, featuring people of all ages and backgrounds, beautifully captured by photographer @rehanwjamil
Thanks to all the participants involved and for sharing your stories❤️

To make sure these stories reached as many people as possible, the portraits were displayed on digital billboards across the borough, sharing positive and powerful messages with both residents and visitors.
 
Alongside this, we produced a short animated film ‘Migration and Us’ which takes viewers on a journey through Tower Hamlets’ rich migration history and the many communities who have made the borough their home over generations. A big thank you to Fawzia for her research, @sanshooand Tamsin at @towerhamletsarchives for their support, and @humanstoriesfilms for editing the animation.

Event photo credit: @koismiah

Visit our website to view the film and full collection of portraits. Link in bio

#Wearetowerhamlets #Towerhamlets #community

The Best of the World in One Borough was a truly special event organised by @towerhamletsnow and supported by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. We were really proud to be part of of this important event delivering two creative projects celebrating the people, stories and identity of Tower Hamlets.

There have been attempts to create division or misunderstanding between communities recently and that’s why it felt especially important to help share stories that highlight what people have in common — the pride, resilience and sense of belonging that runs through Tower Hamlets. The borough has always been strongest when communities stand together, learn from each other and celebrate their differences.

This event was part of a wider programme celebrating diversity, recognising the contributions of local people and creating opportunities for communities to connect.

We created a campaign ‘We Are Tower Hamlets’ capturing residents from across the borough and their personal stories of home, belonging and community. The portraits reflect the incredible diversity of Tower Hamlets, featuring people of all ages and backgrounds, beautifully captured by photographer @rehanwjamil
Thanks to all the participants involved and for sharing your stories❤️

To make sure these stories reached as many people as possible, the portraits were displayed on digital billboards across the borough, sharing positive and powerful messages with both residents and visitors.
 
Alongside this, we produced a short animated film ‘Migration and Us’ which takes viewers on a journey through Tower Hamlets’ rich migration history and the many communities who have made the borough their home over generations. A big thank you to Fawzia for her research, @sanshooand Tamsin at @towerhamletsarchives for their support, and @humanstoriesfilms for editing the animation.

Event photo credit: @koismiah

Visit our website to view the film and full collection of portraits. Link in bio

#Wearetowerhamlets #Towerhamlets #community

The Best of the World in One Borough was a truly special event organised by @towerhamletsnow and supported by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. We were really proud to be part of of this important event delivering two creative projects celebrating the people, stories and identity of Tower Hamlets.

There have been attempts to create division or misunderstanding between communities recently and that’s why it felt especially important to help share stories that highlight what people have in common — the pride, resilience and sense of belonging that runs through Tower Hamlets. The borough has always been strongest when communities stand together, learn from each other and celebrate their differences.

This event was part of a wider programme celebrating diversity, recognising the contributions of local people and creating opportunities for communities to connect.

We created a campaign ‘We Are Tower Hamlets’ capturing residents from across the borough and their personal stories of home, belonging and community. The portraits reflect the incredible diversity of Tower Hamlets, featuring people of all ages and backgrounds, beautifully captured by photographer @rehanwjamil
Thanks to all the participants involved and for sharing your stories❤️

To make sure these stories reached as many people as possible, the portraits were displayed on digital billboards across the borough, sharing positive and powerful messages with both residents and visitors.
 
Alongside this, we produced a short animated film ‘Migration and Us’ which takes viewers on a journey through Tower Hamlets’ rich migration history and the many communities who have made the borough their home over generations. A big thank you to Fawzia for her research, @sanshooand Tamsin at @towerhamletsarchives for their support, and @humanstoriesfilms for editing the animation.

Event photo credit: @koismiah

Visit our website to view the film and full collection of portraits. Link in bio

#Wearetowerhamlets #Towerhamlets #community

The Best of the World in One Borough was a truly special event organised by @towerhamletsnow and supported by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. We were really proud to be part of of this important event delivering two creative projects celebrating the people, stories and identity of Tower Hamlets.

There have been attempts to create division or misunderstanding between communities recently and that’s why it felt especially important to help share stories that highlight what people have in common — the pride, resilience and sense of belonging that runs through Tower Hamlets. The borough has always been strongest when communities stand together, learn from each other and celebrate their differences.

This event was part of a wider programme celebrating diversity, recognising the contributions of local people and creating opportunities for communities to connect.

We created a campaign ‘We Are Tower Hamlets’ capturing residents from across the borough and their personal stories of home, belonging and community. The portraits reflect the incredible diversity of Tower Hamlets, featuring people of all ages and backgrounds, beautifully captured by photographer @rehanwjamil
Thanks to all the participants involved and for sharing your stories❤️

To make sure these stories reached as many people as possible, the portraits were displayed on digital billboards across the borough, sharing positive and powerful messages with both residents and visitors.
 
Alongside this, we produced a short animated film ‘Migration and Us’ which takes viewers on a journey through Tower Hamlets’ rich migration history and the many communities who have made the borough their home over generations. A big thank you to Fawzia for her research, @sanshooand Tamsin at @towerhamletsarchives for their support, and @humanstoriesfilms for editing the animation.

Event photo credit: @koismiah

Visit our website to view the film and full collection of portraits. Link in bio

#Wearetowerhamlets #Towerhamlets #community

The Best of the World in One Borough was a truly special event organised by @towerhamletsnow and supported by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. We were really proud to be part of of this important event delivering two creative projects celebrating the people, stories and identity of Tower Hamlets.

There have been attempts to create division or misunderstanding between communities recently and that’s why it felt especially important to help share stories that highlight what people have in common — the pride, resilience and sense of belonging that runs through Tower Hamlets. The borough has always been strongest when communities stand together, learn from each other and celebrate their differences.

This event was part of a wider programme celebrating diversity, recognising the contributions of local people and creating opportunities for communities to connect.

We created a campaign ‘We Are Tower Hamlets’ capturing residents from across the borough and their personal stories of home, belonging and community. The portraits reflect the incredible diversity of Tower Hamlets, featuring people of all ages and backgrounds, beautifully captured by photographer @rehanwjamil
Thanks to all the participants involved and for sharing your stories❤️

To make sure these stories reached as many people as possible, the portraits were displayed on digital billboards across the borough, sharing positive and powerful messages with both residents and visitors.
 
Alongside this, we produced a short animated film ‘Migration and Us’ which takes viewers on a journey through Tower Hamlets’ rich migration history and the many communities who have made the borough their home over generations. A big thank you to Fawzia for her research, @sanshooand Tamsin at @towerhamletsarchives for their support, and @humanstoriesfilms for editing the animation.

Event photo credit: @koismiah

Visit our website to view the film and full collection of portraits. Link in bio

#Wearetowerhamlets #Towerhamlets #community

The Best of the World in One Borough was a truly special event organised by @towerhamletsnow and supported by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. We were really proud to be part of of this important event delivering two creative projects celebrating the people, stories and identity of Tower Hamlets.

There have been attempts to create division or misunderstanding between communities recently and that’s why it felt especially important to help share stories that highlight what people have in common — the pride, resilience and sense of belonging that runs through Tower Hamlets. The borough has always been strongest when communities stand together, learn from each other and celebrate their differences.

This event was part of a wider programme celebrating diversity, recognising the contributions of local people and creating opportunities for communities to connect.

We created a campaign ‘We Are Tower Hamlets’ capturing residents from across the borough and their personal stories of home, belonging and community. The portraits reflect the incredible diversity of Tower Hamlets, featuring people of all ages and backgrounds, beautifully captured by photographer @rehanwjamil
Thanks to all the participants involved and for sharing your stories❤️

To make sure these stories reached as many people as possible, the portraits were displayed on digital billboards across the borough, sharing positive and powerful messages with both residents and visitors.
 
Alongside this, we produced a short animated film ‘Migration and Us’ which takes viewers on a journey through Tower Hamlets’ rich migration history and the many communities who have made the borough their home over generations. A big thank you to Fawzia for her research, @sanshooand Tamsin at @towerhamletsarchives for their support, and @humanstoriesfilms for editing the animation.

Event photo credit: @koismiah

Visit our website to view the film and full collection of portraits. Link in bio

#Wearetowerhamlets #Towerhamlets #community

The Best of the World in One Borough was a truly special event organised by @towerhamletsnow and supported by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. We were really proud to be part of of this important event delivering two creative projects celebrating the people, stories and identity of Tower Hamlets.

There have been attempts to create division or misunderstanding between communities recently and that’s why it felt especially important to help share stories that highlight what people have in common — the pride, resilience and sense of belonging that runs through Tower Hamlets. The borough has always been strongest when communities stand together, learn from each other and celebrate their differences.

This event was part of a wider programme celebrating diversity, recognising the contributions of local people and creating opportunities for communities to connect.

We created a campaign ‘We Are Tower Hamlets’ capturing residents from across the borough and their personal stories of home, belonging and community. The portraits reflect the incredible diversity of Tower Hamlets, featuring people of all ages and backgrounds, beautifully captured by photographer @rehanwjamil
Thanks to all the participants involved and for sharing your stories❤️

To make sure these stories reached as many people as possible, the portraits were displayed on digital billboards across the borough, sharing positive and powerful messages with both residents and visitors.
 
Alongside this, we produced a short animated film ‘Migration and Us’ which takes viewers on a journey through Tower Hamlets’ rich migration history and the many communities who have made the borough their home over generations. A big thank you to Fawzia for her research, @sanshooand Tamsin at @towerhamletsarchives for their support, and @humanstoriesfilms for editing the animation.

Event photo credit: @koismiah

Visit our website to view the film and full collection of portraits. Link in bio

#Wearetowerhamlets #Towerhamlets #community

The Best of the World in One Borough was a truly special event organised by @towerhamletsnow and supported by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. We were really proud to be part of of this important event delivering two creative projects celebrating the people, stories and identity of Tower Hamlets.

There have been attempts to create division or misunderstanding between communities recently and that’s why it felt especially important to help share stories that highlight what people have in common — the pride, resilience and sense of belonging that runs through Tower Hamlets. The borough has always been strongest when communities stand together, learn from each other and celebrate their differences.

This event was part of a wider programme celebrating diversity, recognising the contributions of local people and creating opportunities for communities to connect.

We created a campaign ‘We Are Tower Hamlets’ capturing residents from across the borough and their personal stories of home, belonging and community. The portraits reflect the incredible diversity of Tower Hamlets, featuring people of all ages and backgrounds, beautifully captured by photographer @rehanwjamil
Thanks to all the participants involved and for sharing your stories❤️

To make sure these stories reached as many people as possible, the portraits were displayed on digital billboards across the borough, sharing positive and powerful messages with both residents and visitors.
 
Alongside this, we produced a short animated film ‘Migration and Us’ which takes viewers on a journey through Tower Hamlets’ rich migration history and the many communities who have made the borough their home over generations. A big thank you to Fawzia for her research, @sanshooand Tamsin at @towerhamletsarchives for their support, and @humanstoriesfilms for editing the animation.

Event photo credit: @koismiah

Visit our website to view the film and full collection of portraits. Link in bio

#Wearetowerhamlets #Towerhamlets #community

Just over a week left before we launch the Migrate Journey Installation @chisenhalegallery on Friday 26 April / 5:30-8pm (Private View) following a exciting line up of events with distinguished speakers and artist over the weekend, see poster for full details.

This project is a collaboration between Mile End Community Project, @shahed.saleem and @rehanwjamil

Saturday 27 April:

Zine making workshop with KYNSI, a family-friendly creative session by @justkhizra

Short film screening of Migrate Journey followed by a Q&A session

Discussion on migration, politics, and change in the East End with @fatima.rajina, Kinsi Abdulleh @numbiarts , David Rosenberg and Dr Georgie Wemyss

Sunday 28 April

Spoken word performances by @s_elbahja, @jamalmehmood, and @muneera_pilgrim

Chit Chat Chai: Exploring Arts and Migration with @mahamdallie

Booking link in bio

This project is funded by Untold Stories, part of the Mayor of London’s Commission for Diversity in the Public Realm.
Supported by: Chisenhale Gallery and the University of Westminster.

#migratejourney #untoldstories #migration #artsandculture

📢 Save the Date!

Following the success of our 2019 film ‘Migrate Journey,’ which took us on captivating journeys of migrant stories from Tower Hamlets, the next phase of our project has been to give physical form to further important stories of migration through an installation.

A collaboration between Mile End Community Project,Shahed Saleem and Rehan Jamil, this installation will be exhibited at the Chisenhale Gallery, a space dedicated to experimentation and creativity.

Join us as we unveil the installation and display stories of our community’s migration experiences, with a weekend of events connecting diverse migration experiences across generations and cultures. The full programme will be released in the coming weeks.

This project is funded by Untold Stories, part of the Mayor of London’s Commission for Diversity in the Public Realm.

Supported by: Chisenhale Gallery and the University of Westminster.

#Savethedate
#MigrateJourney #UntoldStories #ChisenhaleGallery

📢 Save the Date!

Following the success of our 2019 film ‘Migrate Journey,’ which took us on captivating journeys of migrant stories from Tower Hamlets, the next phase of our project has been to give physical form to further important stories of migration through an installation.

A collaboration between Mile End Community Project,Shahed Saleem and Rehan Jamil, this installation will be exhibited at the Chisenhale Gallery, a space dedicated to experimentation and creativity.

Join us as we unveil the installation and display stories of our community’s migration experiences, with a weekend of events connecting diverse migration experiences across generations and cultures. The full programme will be released in the coming weeks.

This project is funded by Untold Stories, part of the Mayor of London’s Commission for Diversity in the Public Realm.

Supported by: Chisenhale Gallery and the University of Westminster.

#Savethedate
#MigrateJourney #UntoldStories #ChisenhaleGallery

What does it mean to belong? Is it a place, a person, a feeling? Is it an individual experience, or something we share? What happens when that sense of belonging is lost, and how do we find it again?

Swipe to see the artist announcement for the 2026 Bow Open which brings together work from 25 artists centred around the theme of belonging, selected by young curators Mara Ahmed, Justine Enyan, Lydia Lott and Eleanor Getting with Mile End Community Project (@mcp_95). Showcasing artists from across Bow Arts’ community, the exhibition presents many artforms, including painting, print, sculpture and video, all a testament to how belonging is a practice, rooted in place, identity, memory and community.

Artists featured: @avi.art, @flickering2eyes, @markbeldan, @victoriaburgher, @eleanorburkett_london, @coatseyy, @chloecooooooper, @plastickfruits , @elecfi_, @flowers_tale_, @lucile_hae, @dagger_ax, @mzhyff, @jonny_kemp_artist, @niki.kohandel, @lord9851, @maria.stella.lydaki, @theclayisilent, @alisonporeilly, @charlotteparrburman , @sophiepopper, @sianaserres, @tarajversey and @tarajprints
@denisaarts

An accompanying event programme, including artist workshops and an
evening takeover from our young curators and event programmers, will
be announced soon, so keep your eyes peeled! 👀

🗓️Private view: 4 June 6-9pm; Exhibition open: 5 June - 30 August
📍Nunnery Gallery, 181 Bow Road, E3 2SJ
📸 Image:Rômulo Avi (@avi.art) ‘Lesser Vehicles II (Hermit)’ (detail) © the artist

#BowOpen #YoungCurators #localartist

What does it mean to belong? Is it a place, a person, a feeling? Is it an individual experience, or something we share? What happens when that sense of belonging is lost, and how do we find it again?

Swipe to see the artist announcement for the 2026 Bow Open which brings together work from 25 artists centred around the theme of belonging, selected by young curators Mara Ahmed, Justine Enyan, Lydia Lott and Eleanor Getting with Mile End Community Project (@mcp_95). Showcasing artists from across Bow Arts’ community, the exhibition presents many artforms, including painting, print, sculpture and video, all a testament to how belonging is a practice, rooted in place, identity, memory and community.

Artists featured: @avi.art, @flickering2eyes, @markbeldan, @victoriaburgher, @eleanorburkett_london, @coatseyy, @chloecooooooper, @plastickfruits , @elecfi_, @flowers_tale_, @lucile_hae, @dagger_ax, @mzhyff, @jonny_kemp_artist, @niki.kohandel, @lord9851, @maria.stella.lydaki, @theclayisilent, @alisonporeilly, @charlotteparrburman , @sophiepopper, @sianaserres, @tarajversey and @tarajprints
@denisaarts

An accompanying event programme, including artist workshops and an
evening takeover from our young curators and event programmers, will
be announced soon, so keep your eyes peeled! 👀

🗓️Private view: 4 June 6-9pm; Exhibition open: 5 June - 30 August
📍Nunnery Gallery, 181 Bow Road, E3 2SJ
📸 Image:Rômulo Avi (@avi.art) ‘Lesser Vehicles II (Hermit)’ (detail) © the artist

#BowOpen #YoungCurators #localartist

🗣️Bow Arts (@bowarts) and Mile End Community Project (MCP) @mcp_95 are delighted to announce a collaboration for the 2026 Bow Open exhibition coming up at the @nunnerygallery.

For the first time in the Bow Open’s history – which has been running for over 25 years – Bow Arts will work with the young curators of our future to deliver a truly multi-perspective and dynamic show.

The Bow Open platforms work from @bowarts' community of over 900 artists, artist educators, designers and makers, the Bow Open can showcase all sorts of media, from painting and print to fashion, sculpture and installation. The Bow Open event programme, including chances to make, learn and discover alongside our artists, will run alongside the exhibition, also curated by young programmers from MCP.

MCP members will make up a panel of curators and event programmers, who together will select the artists for exhibition and commission the accompanying event programme.

🗓️Save the dates:
Private view: Thursday 4 June, 6-9pm
Exhibition open: 5 June – 30 August 2026

📍Nunnery Gallery, 181 Bow Road, London, E3 2SJ
🎟️Free
🕐 Weds to Sun, 10am – 4pm

📸 Image credits: Mile End Community Project, Cutting East Film Festival takeover at Genesis Cinema.

#BowOpen #localcommunity #youngcurators

🗣️Bow Arts (@bowarts) and Mile End Community Project (MCP) @mcp_95 are delighted to announce a collaboration for the 2026 Bow Open exhibition coming up at the @nunnerygallery.

For the first time in the Bow Open’s history – which has been running for over 25 years – Bow Arts will work with the young curators of our future to deliver a truly multi-perspective and dynamic show.

The Bow Open platforms work from @bowarts' community of over 900 artists, artist educators, designers and makers, the Bow Open can showcase all sorts of media, from painting and print to fashion, sculpture and installation. The Bow Open event programme, including chances to make, learn and discover alongside our artists, will run alongside the exhibition, also curated by young programmers from MCP.

MCP members will make up a panel of curators and event programmers, who together will select the artists for exhibition and commission the accompanying event programme.

🗓️Save the dates:
Private view: Thursday 4 June, 6-9pm
Exhibition open: 5 June – 30 August 2026

📍Nunnery Gallery, 181 Bow Road, London, E3 2SJ
🎟️Free
🕐 Weds to Sun, 10am – 4pm

📸 Image credits: Mile End Community Project, Cutting East Film Festival takeover at Genesis Cinema.

#BowOpen #localcommunity #youngcurators

We realised we never shared anything about our cooking sessions with our partners at East London Tabernacle Church on Mondays.

These sessions are always full of energy — our members learn to cook and bake, explore new cuisines, and team up to make delicious meals and snacks for everyone to enjoy. And through it all, they’re picking up some really useful life skills too!

#CookingTogether #YouthSessions #LifeSkills #GoodFoodGoodMood #Teamwork

The Full English explores the evolving food cultures of the British Muslim community through the iconic breakfast we all know and love. Once rare in halal form, it’s now a staple in homes, cafés, and fusion menus across the UK — a story of food as culture, identity, and connection.

This exhibition by Nurull Islam features powerful portraits, personal stories, short films, and a panel discussion, in partnership with award-winning photographer Rehan Jamil @rehanwjamil.
Part of the Tower Hamlets Power of Food Festival.
@wen_uk @mcp_95 @rehanwjamil @poplarunion @poplar.harca

#breakfast #almari #brunch #events #community #history #food #lovefood #towerhamlets #fullenglish

The Full English explores the evolving food cultures of the British Muslim community through the iconic breakfast we all know and love. Once rare in halal form, it’s now a staple in homes, cafés, and fusion menus across the UK — a story of food as culture, identity, and connection.

This exhibition by Nurull Islam features powerful portraits, personal stories, short films, and a panel discussion, in partnership with award-winning photographer Rehan Jamil @rehanwjamil.
Part of the Tower Hamlets Power of Food Festival.
@wen_uk @mcp_95 @rehanwjamil @poplarunion @poplar.harca

#breakfast #almari #brunch #events #community #history #food #lovefood #towerhamlets #fullenglish

The Full English explores the evolving food cultures of the British Muslim community through the iconic breakfast we all know and love. Once rare in halal form, it’s now a staple in homes, cafés, and fusion menus across the UK — a story of food as culture, identity, and connection.

This exhibition by Nurull Islam features powerful portraits, personal stories, short films, and a panel discussion, in partnership with award-winning photographer Rehan Jamil @rehanwjamil.
Part of the Tower Hamlets Power of Food Festival.
@wen_uk @mcp_95 @rehanwjamil @poplarunion @poplar.harca

#breakfast #almari #brunch #events #community #history #food #lovefood #towerhamlets #fullenglish

The Full English explores the evolving food cultures of the British Muslim community through the iconic breakfast we all know and love. Once rare in halal form, it’s now a staple in homes, cafés, and fusion menus across the UK — a story of food as culture, identity, and connection.

This exhibition by Nurull Islam features powerful portraits, personal stories, short films, and a panel discussion, in partnership with award-winning photographer Rehan Jamil @rehanwjamil.
Part of the Tower Hamlets Power of Food Festival.
@wen_uk @mcp_95 @rehanwjamil @poplarunion @poplar.harca

#breakfast #almari #brunch #events #community #history #food #lovefood #towerhamlets #fullenglish

The Full English explores the evolving food cultures of the British Muslim community through the iconic breakfast we all know and love. Once rare in halal form, it’s now a staple in homes, cafés, and fusion menus across the UK — a story of food as culture, identity, and connection.

This exhibition by Nurull Islam features powerful portraits, personal stories, short films, and a panel discussion, in partnership with award-winning photographer Rehan Jamil @rehanwjamil.
Part of the Tower Hamlets Power of Food Festival.
@wen_uk @mcp_95 @rehanwjamil @poplarunion @poplar.harca

#breakfast #almari #brunch #events #community #history #food #lovefood #towerhamlets #fullenglish

🚲 Together We’re Stronger

Our latest Dr Bike in Mile End showed what communities can achieve when organisations come together with shared values and purpose.

✨ 90–100 people attended
✨ Free repairs by our mechanics team — who went above and beyond because they are truly purpose-driven
✨ Community reach through Mile End Community Project’s trusted local networks

As Nurull from @mcp_95 said: “Dr Bike is a lifeline — it makes the difference between leaving your bike at home or keeping cycling.”

With support from Tower Hamlets Council, this event was a great example of partnership in action — practical, people-centred, and rooted in making cycling accessible for everyone.

📸 Moments captured by @Rehanwjamil

Read what happens when community organisations come together with a shared purpose in our latest BLOG 👉 [linkin bio]
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#TogetherWereStronger #CommunityCycling #ActiveTravel #TowerHamlets #PartnershipWorking #MileEndCommunityProject #TheMCP #Bikeworks #CyclesGorGood #DrBike #BikeMaintenance #Community #BikeRepairs #Connected

🚲 Together We’re Stronger

Our latest Dr Bike in Mile End showed what communities can achieve when organisations come together with shared values and purpose.

✨ 90–100 people attended
✨ Free repairs by our mechanics team — who went above and beyond because they are truly purpose-driven
✨ Community reach through Mile End Community Project’s trusted local networks

As Nurull from @mcp_95 said: “Dr Bike is a lifeline — it makes the difference between leaving your bike at home or keeping cycling.”

With support from Tower Hamlets Council, this event was a great example of partnership in action — practical, people-centred, and rooted in making cycling accessible for everyone.

📸 Moments captured by @Rehanwjamil

Read what happens when community organisations come together with a shared purpose in our latest BLOG 👉 [linkin bio]
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#TogetherWereStronger #CommunityCycling #ActiveTravel #TowerHamlets #PartnershipWorking #MileEndCommunityProject #TheMCP #Bikeworks #CyclesGorGood #DrBike #BikeMaintenance #Community #BikeRepairs #Connected

🚲 Together We’re Stronger

Our latest Dr Bike in Mile End showed what communities can achieve when organisations come together with shared values and purpose.

✨ 90–100 people attended
✨ Free repairs by our mechanics team — who went above and beyond because they are truly purpose-driven
✨ Community reach through Mile End Community Project’s trusted local networks

As Nurull from @mcp_95 said: “Dr Bike is a lifeline — it makes the difference between leaving your bike at home or keeping cycling.”

With support from Tower Hamlets Council, this event was a great example of partnership in action — practical, people-centred, and rooted in making cycling accessible for everyone.

📸 Moments captured by @Rehanwjamil

Read what happens when community organisations come together with a shared purpose in our latest BLOG 👉 [linkin bio]
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#TogetherWereStronger #CommunityCycling #ActiveTravel #TowerHamlets #PartnershipWorking #MileEndCommunityProject #TheMCP #Bikeworks #CyclesGorGood #DrBike #BikeMaintenance #Community #BikeRepairs #Connected

🚲 Together We’re Stronger

Our latest Dr Bike in Mile End showed what communities can achieve when organisations come together with shared values and purpose.

✨ 90–100 people attended
✨ Free repairs by our mechanics team — who went above and beyond because they are truly purpose-driven
✨ Community reach through Mile End Community Project’s trusted local networks

As Nurull from @mcp_95 said: “Dr Bike is a lifeline — it makes the difference between leaving your bike at home or keeping cycling.”

With support from Tower Hamlets Council, this event was a great example of partnership in action — practical, people-centred, and rooted in making cycling accessible for everyone.

📸 Moments captured by @Rehanwjamil

Read what happens when community organisations come together with a shared purpose in our latest BLOG 👉 [linkin bio]
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#TogetherWereStronger #CommunityCycling #ActiveTravel #TowerHamlets #PartnershipWorking #MileEndCommunityProject #TheMCP #Bikeworks #CyclesGorGood #DrBike #BikeMaintenance #Community #BikeRepairs #Connected

🚴‍♀️☀️ Summer-ready bikes, summer-ready community!

Between 90–100 bikes checked, repaired and fine-tuned – from brake pads to cables – all prepped for the summer holidays!

We shared cycling advice & guidance, handed out some quality freebies and gifts and put locals to the test with @lime ‘Respect the Red’ challenge 🚦🚲 – seeing who really knows their cycling & red-light rules!

A fantastic day helping residents get on their bikes for summer.

Huge thanks to @towerhamletsnow @bikeworksuk @lime @eastendcycles @teammccycles and our brilliant volunteers ❤️

Photo credit: @rehanwjamil

🚴‍♀️☀️ Summer-ready bikes, summer-ready community!

Between 90–100 bikes checked, repaired and fine-tuned – from brake pads to cables – all prepped for the summer holidays!

We shared cycling advice & guidance, handed out some quality freebies and gifts and put locals to the test with @lime ‘Respect the Red’ challenge 🚦🚲 – seeing who really knows their cycling & red-light rules!

A fantastic day helping residents get on their bikes for summer.

Huge thanks to @towerhamletsnow @bikeworksuk @lime @eastendcycles @teammccycles and our brilliant volunteers ❤️

Photo credit: @rehanwjamil

🚴‍♀️☀️ Summer-ready bikes, summer-ready community!

Between 90–100 bikes checked, repaired and fine-tuned – from brake pads to cables – all prepped for the summer holidays!

We shared cycling advice & guidance, handed out some quality freebies and gifts and put locals to the test with @lime ‘Respect the Red’ challenge 🚦🚲 – seeing who really knows their cycling & red-light rules!

A fantastic day helping residents get on their bikes for summer.

Huge thanks to @towerhamletsnow @bikeworksuk @lime @eastendcycles @teammccycles and our brilliant volunteers ❤️

Photo credit: @rehanwjamil

🚴‍♀️☀️ Summer-ready bikes, summer-ready community!

Between 90–100 bikes checked, repaired and fine-tuned – from brake pads to cables – all prepped for the summer holidays!

We shared cycling advice & guidance, handed out some quality freebies and gifts and put locals to the test with @lime ‘Respect the Red’ challenge 🚦🚲 – seeing who really knows their cycling & red-light rules!

A fantastic day helping residents get on their bikes for summer.

Huge thanks to @towerhamletsnow @bikeworksuk @lime @eastendcycles @teammccycles and our brilliant volunteers ❤️

Photo credit: @rehanwjamil

🚴‍♀️☀️ Summer-ready bikes, summer-ready community!

Between 90–100 bikes checked, repaired and fine-tuned – from brake pads to cables – all prepped for the summer holidays!

We shared cycling advice & guidance, handed out some quality freebies and gifts and put locals to the test with @lime ‘Respect the Red’ challenge 🚦🚲 – seeing who really knows their cycling & red-light rules!

A fantastic day helping residents get on their bikes for summer.

Huge thanks to @towerhamletsnow @bikeworksuk @lime @eastendcycles @teammccycles and our brilliant volunteers ❤️

Photo credit: @rehanwjamil

Nearly 11 years on, our award-winning film Chicken continues to be selected and invited to screenings and events. We’re also excited to share that our other film, Migrate Journey, has been selected to screen at the upcoming Focus On event at V&A East Storehouse.

Both films remain deeply relevant—especially in today’s conversations around migration.

Join us for a free screening!

📅 Saturday 26th July
🕑 2–3pm
📍 V&A East Storehouse

Nearly 11 years on, our award-winning film Chicken continues to be selected and invited to screenings and events. We’re also excited to share that our other film, Migrate Journey, has been selected to screen at the upcoming Focus On event at V&A East Storehouse.

Both films remain deeply relevant—especially in today’s conversations around migration.

Join us for a free screening!

📅 Saturday 26th July
🕑 2–3pm
📍 V&A East Storehouse

Nearly 11 years on, our award-winning film Chicken continues to be selected and invited to screenings and events. We’re also excited to share that our other film, Migrate Journey, has been selected to screen at the upcoming Focus On event at V&A East Storehouse.

Both films remain deeply relevant—especially in today’s conversations around migration.

Join us for a free screening!

📅 Saturday 26th July
🕑 2–3pm
📍 V&A East Storehouse

Nearly 11 years on, our award-winning film Chicken continues to be selected and invited to screenings and events. We’re also excited to share that our other film, Migrate Journey, has been selected to screen at the upcoming Focus On event at V&A East Storehouse.

Both films remain deeply relevant—especially in today’s conversations around migration.

Join us for a free screening!

📅 Saturday 26th July
🕑 2–3pm
📍 V&A East Storehouse

Nearly 11 years on, our award-winning film Chicken continues to be selected and invited to screenings and events. We’re also excited to share that our other film, Migrate Journey, has been selected to screen at the upcoming Focus On event at V&A East Storehouse.

Both films remain deeply relevant—especially in today’s conversations around migration.

Join us for a free screening!

📅 Saturday 26th July
🕑 2–3pm
📍 V&A East Storehouse

We’re fortunate to have the support of @lime bikes for our organisation — helping our team and volunteers get around, connect with others, and create new experiences for those who hadn’t used a Lime bike before.

Lime bikes have been a real benefit to us. They’ve made it easier and quicker for us to reach meetings and destinations — often much faster than on a standard bike. They’re easily accessible, fun to ride, and can take you right up to your destination.

Thank you, Lime, for making a difference to our work and our community!

We’re fortunate to have the support of @lime bikes for our organisation — helping our team and volunteers get around, connect with others, and create new experiences for those who hadn’t used a Lime bike before.

Lime bikes have been a real benefit to us. They’ve made it easier and quicker for us to reach meetings and destinations — often much faster than on a standard bike. They’re easily accessible, fun to ride, and can take you right up to your destination.

Thank you, Lime, for making a difference to our work and our community!

We’re fortunate to have the support of @lime bikes for our organisation — helping our team and volunteers get around, connect with others, and create new experiences for those who hadn’t used a Lime bike before.

Lime bikes have been a real benefit to us. They’ve made it easier and quicker for us to reach meetings and destinations — often much faster than on a standard bike. They’re easily accessible, fun to ride, and can take you right up to your destination.

Thank you, Lime, for making a difference to our work and our community!

We’re fortunate to have the support of @lime bikes for our organisation — helping our team and volunteers get around, connect with others, and create new experiences for those who hadn’t used a Lime bike before.

Lime bikes have been a real benefit to us. They’ve made it easier and quicker for us to reach meetings and destinations — often much faster than on a standard bike. They’re easily accessible, fun to ride, and can take you right up to your destination.

Thank you, Lime, for making a difference to our work and our community!

We’re fortunate to have the support of @lime bikes for our organisation — helping our team and volunteers get around, connect with others, and create new experiences for those who hadn’t used a Lime bike before.

Lime bikes have been a real benefit to us. They’ve made it easier and quicker for us to reach meetings and destinations — often much faster than on a standard bike. They’re easily accessible, fun to ride, and can take you right up to your destination.

Thank you, Lime, for making a difference to our work and our community!

We’re fortunate to have the support of @lime bikes for our organisation — helping our team and volunteers get around, connect with others, and create new experiences for those who hadn’t used a Lime bike before.

Lime bikes have been a real benefit to us. They’ve made it easier and quicker for us to reach meetings and destinations — often much faster than on a standard bike. They’re easily accessible, fun to ride, and can take you right up to your destination.

Thank you, Lime, for making a difference to our work and our community!

We’re fortunate to have the support of @lime bikes for our organisation — helping our team and volunteers get around, connect with others, and create new experiences for those who hadn’t used a Lime bike before.

Lime bikes have been a real benefit to us. They’ve made it easier and quicker for us to reach meetings and destinations — often much faster than on a standard bike. They’re easily accessible, fun to ride, and can take you right up to your destination.

Thank you, Lime, for making a difference to our work and our community!

We’re fortunate to have the support of @lime bikes for our organisation — helping our team and volunteers get around, connect with others, and create new experiences for those who hadn’t used a Lime bike before.

Lime bikes have been a real benefit to us. They’ve made it easier and quicker for us to reach meetings and destinations — often much faster than on a standard bike. They’re easily accessible, fun to ride, and can take you right up to your destination.

Thank you, Lime, for making a difference to our work and our community!

We’re fortunate to have the support of @lime bikes for our organisation — helping our team and volunteers get around, connect with others, and create new experiences for those who hadn’t used a Lime bike before.

Lime bikes have been a real benefit to us. They’ve made it easier and quicker for us to reach meetings and destinations — often much faster than on a standard bike. They’re easily accessible, fun to ride, and can take you right up to your destination.

Thank you, Lime, for making a difference to our work and our community!

Bike storage is one of — if not the biggest — barriers to cycling in our community.

Many residents simply don’t have enough space at home to store a bike safely, and leaving one outside often means risking the bike being stolen. As highlighted in our last post, bike repairs can also be very expensive — yet, despite these challenges, people in our community are still determined to cycle.

That’s where schemes like the Santander cycles ( @transportforlondon ) discount offers have made such a huge difference.

With these bikes, people don’t have to worry about storage or maintenance. Yes, using Santander bikes means planning journeys a bit more carefully — but the benefits far outweigh that.

Thanks to the support of @towerhamletsnow our community has benefited enormously from this scheme. To date, we’ve signed up over 300 people, supporting more than 9,000 trips on Santander cycles and we have also been acknowledged to most residents up even as a grassroots org!

Discounted cycling schemes are vital — they help our residents choose healthier, more active travel options that work for them.

Read some of the feedback from our beneficiaries and learn more about the project — visit our website (link in bio).

Bike storage is one of — if not the biggest — barriers to cycling in our community.

Many residents simply don’t have enough space at home to store a bike safely, and leaving one outside often means risking the bike being stolen. As highlighted in our last post, bike repairs can also be very expensive — yet, despite these challenges, people in our community are still determined to cycle.

That’s where schemes like the Santander cycles ( @transportforlondon ) discount offers have made such a huge difference.

With these bikes, people don’t have to worry about storage or maintenance. Yes, using Santander bikes means planning journeys a bit more carefully — but the benefits far outweigh that.

Thanks to the support of @towerhamletsnow our community has benefited enormously from this scheme. To date, we’ve signed up over 300 people, supporting more than 9,000 trips on Santander cycles and we have also been acknowledged to most residents up even as a grassroots org!

Discounted cycling schemes are vital — they help our residents choose healthier, more active travel options that work for them.

Read some of the feedback from our beneficiaries and learn more about the project — visit our website (link in bio).

Bike storage is one of — if not the biggest — barriers to cycling in our community.

Many residents simply don’t have enough space at home to store a bike safely, and leaving one outside often means risking the bike being stolen. As highlighted in our last post, bike repairs can also be very expensive — yet, despite these challenges, people in our community are still determined to cycle.

That’s where schemes like the Santander cycles ( @transportforlondon ) discount offers have made such a huge difference.

With these bikes, people don’t have to worry about storage or maintenance. Yes, using Santander bikes means planning journeys a bit more carefully — but the benefits far outweigh that.

Thanks to the support of @towerhamletsnow our community has benefited enormously from this scheme. To date, we’ve signed up over 300 people, supporting more than 9,000 trips on Santander cycles and we have also been acknowledged to most residents up even as a grassroots org!

Discounted cycling schemes are vital — they help our residents choose healthier, more active travel options that work for them.

Read some of the feedback from our beneficiaries and learn more about the project — visit our website (link in bio).

Bike storage is one of — if not the biggest — barriers to cycling in our community.

Many residents simply don’t have enough space at home to store a bike safely, and leaving one outside often means risking the bike being stolen. As highlighted in our last post, bike repairs can also be very expensive — yet, despite these challenges, people in our community are still determined to cycle.

That’s where schemes like the Santander cycles ( @transportforlondon ) discount offers have made such a huge difference.

With these bikes, people don’t have to worry about storage or maintenance. Yes, using Santander bikes means planning journeys a bit more carefully — but the benefits far outweigh that.

Thanks to the support of @towerhamletsnow our community has benefited enormously from this scheme. To date, we’ve signed up over 300 people, supporting more than 9,000 trips on Santander cycles and we have also been acknowledged to most residents up even as a grassroots org!

Discounted cycling schemes are vital — they help our residents choose healthier, more active travel options that work for them.

Read some of the feedback from our beneficiaries and learn more about the project — visit our website (link in bio).

Bike storage is one of — if not the biggest — barriers to cycling in our community.

Many residents simply don’t have enough space at home to store a bike safely, and leaving one outside often means risking the bike being stolen. As highlighted in our last post, bike repairs can also be very expensive — yet, despite these challenges, people in our community are still determined to cycle.

That’s where schemes like the Santander cycles ( @transportforlondon ) discount offers have made such a huge difference.

With these bikes, people don’t have to worry about storage or maintenance. Yes, using Santander bikes means planning journeys a bit more carefully — but the benefits far outweigh that.

Thanks to the support of @towerhamletsnow our community has benefited enormously from this scheme. To date, we’ve signed up over 300 people, supporting more than 9,000 trips on Santander cycles and we have also been acknowledged to most residents up even as a grassroots org!

Discounted cycling schemes are vital — they help our residents choose healthier, more active travel options that work for them.

Read some of the feedback from our beneficiaries and learn more about the project — visit our website (link in bio).

Bike storage is one of — if not the biggest — barriers to cycling in our community.

Many residents simply don’t have enough space at home to store a bike safely, and leaving one outside often means risking the bike being stolen. As highlighted in our last post, bike repairs can also be very expensive — yet, despite these challenges, people in our community are still determined to cycle.

That’s where schemes like the Santander cycles ( @transportforlondon ) discount offers have made such a huge difference.

With these bikes, people don’t have to worry about storage or maintenance. Yes, using Santander bikes means planning journeys a bit more carefully — but the benefits far outweigh that.

Thanks to the support of @towerhamletsnow our community has benefited enormously from this scheme. To date, we’ve signed up over 300 people, supporting more than 9,000 trips on Santander cycles and we have also been acknowledged to most residents up even as a grassroots org!

Discounted cycling schemes are vital — they help our residents choose healthier, more active travel options that work for them.

Read some of the feedback from our beneficiaries and learn more about the project — visit our website (link in bio).

Bike storage is one of — if not the biggest — barriers to cycling in our community.

Many residents simply don’t have enough space at home to store a bike safely, and leaving one outside often means risking the bike being stolen. As highlighted in our last post, bike repairs can also be very expensive — yet, despite these challenges, people in our community are still determined to cycle.

That’s where schemes like the Santander cycles ( @transportforlondon ) discount offers have made such a huge difference.

With these bikes, people don’t have to worry about storage or maintenance. Yes, using Santander bikes means planning journeys a bit more carefully — but the benefits far outweigh that.

Thanks to the support of @towerhamletsnow our community has benefited enormously from this scheme. To date, we’ve signed up over 300 people, supporting more than 9,000 trips on Santander cycles and we have also been acknowledged to most residents up even as a grassroots org!

Discounted cycling schemes are vital — they help our residents choose healthier, more active travel options that work for them.

Read some of the feedback from our beneficiaries and learn more about the project — visit our website (link in bio).