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A workshop is being run by the Mayor of London's office on 27 March to help community groups get funding from a new £400k initiative, 'Crowdfund London.' Crowdfund will give communities up to £50k for every project that makes neighbourhoods special, builds on local character and brings people together. Residents can register online for a free place, where they will: • find out what the Mayor of London is offering and what needs to be done to get involved • learn from successful projects and access key advice / lessons to ensure ideas succeed • get insight into what you can expect from running a crowdfunding campaign and delivering a local project The funding can be used for large or small projects. Ideas to deliver new community gardens, elevate parks and re-establish historic markets have...

John Biggs, Mayor of Tower Hamlets, elected members, a representative from the police and dozens of Tower Hamlets residents paid their respects at a vigil last night in support of the victims of the attack in Westminster. Attendees laid spring flowers to express solidarity with those who lost their lives or were injured at a memorial service in St John on Bethnal Green church. Written condolences and messages of peace were also shared with The Rt Revd. Adrian Newman, Bishop of Stepney, who led the service. He said hate would not divide the people of Tower Hamlets and urged neighbours to look after each other. John Biggs, Mayor of Tower Hamlets, who lit a candle for the victims said: "Last night's interfaith vigil at St John's on Bethnal Green was a moving tribute to those who tragically lo...

    The wife of Westminster killer Khalid Masood has said she is saddened and shocked by his murderous rampage which left four dead. Rohey Hydara, who is understood to have lived with Masood in Birmingham, said: “I totally condemn his actions. I express my condolences to the families of the victims that have died and wish a speedy recovery to all the injured. It comes soon after his mother also branded his actions as an atrocity. Mark Rowley, Metropolitan Police assistant deputy commissioner, named the Westminster attacker as 52-year-old Adrian Russell Ajao, who later changed it to Khalid Masood. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, calling Masood a soldier of the Islamic State. In the attack, five people - including the attacker - have died and at least 50 inj...