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Freightliner class 90048 passes Hackney Wick on 4M88 09:32 Felixstowe to Crewe Intermodal service made up of empty wagons .
Hackney Wick, London. Formerley a industrial and working class area of East London with a reputation for violence, Hackney Wick has seen rapid gentrification once the Olympic Games were announced for the nearby area. Taken on a photowalk arranged by the London Group.
London Borough of Hackney, East London, England - East Bay Lane / Capital Ring
July 2022
I wanted to attempt this shot to include the Hackney Central sign on the bridge but it is a veritable minefield with a constant procession of double decker buses, vans and lorries. As can be seen here a Boris bus almost did for this and as a result is far too dominant in the picture.
GBRF Class 66727 'Maritime one' passes Hackney Wick on 4M23 10:46 Felixstowe to Hams Hall intermodal.
Love to sing? Then come and join Sharon D Clarke (BBC Last Choir Standing judge), Joseph Roberts (East London Gospel Choir director) and the Hackney Empire Community Choir. Whether you’re an ambitious alto, bathroom baritone or just want to make some new friends, this is the group for you.
A shot of a Hackney stepping it out at Balmoral Show 2015. The background is a little bit busier than I would like and the shutter speed has frozen the pony a little too much perhaps? Having said that, I loved the colour of the horse and how it just exudes health. I also liked the concentration on the face of the lady.
Love to sing? Then come and join Sharon D Clarke (BBC Last Choir Standing judge), Joseph Roberts (East London Gospel Choir director) and the Hackney Empire Community Choir. Whether you’re an ambitious alto, bathroom baritone or just want to make some new friends, this is the group for you.
Love to sing? Then come and join Sharon D Clarke (BBC Last Choir Standing judge), Joseph Roberts (East London Gospel Choir director) and the Hackney Empire Community Choir. Whether you’re an ambitious alto, bathroom baritone or just want to make some new friends, this is the group for you.
D20923. The Grade II* listed Hackney Empire was opened in 1901 and is a splendid example of a late Victorian theatre. It was originally a music hall and many of the stars of the day performed there.
With the decline in theatre audiences in the post World War II period, it became a TV studio in the 1950s and then became a Bingo Hall in 1963. In 1984, however, it became a theatre once again, but narrowly avoided demolition in 1986.
It closed temporarily for a major refurbishment in 2001, reopening in 2004.
Full details can be found here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackney_Empire
Wednesday, 26th December, 2018. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
EartH (ex Savoy / ABC Cinema), Stoke Newington. The balcony area (now known as the Theatre - the sound desk in the centre used to be the main entrance to the circle. Designed by W R Glen for ABC, and opened as the Savoy in October 1936. It became the Konak Cinema in 1977 and the ACE in 1982 before closing in 1984. The stalls area was subsequently divided off as a snooker hall, and the balcony area was abandonded. In 2014 the snooker hall was transformed into a function area and in 2018 the cleaned and stabilised (rather than restored) balcony re-opened - both known as EartH (Evolutionary Arts Hackney) with a mixed programming including stand-up, music and films. The balcony area is now known as EartH Theatre and the stalls EartH Concert Hall, the former cafe and circle foyer is EartH Kitchen - cafe bar open during the day.
London Borough of Hackney, North London, UK - EartH (Former Savoy / ABC Cinema), Stoke Newington Road.
March 2019