By Sean Pollock

Hackney Wick, London E9, is a run-down industrial area on the borders of the London Boroughs of Hackney,Tower Hamlets and Newham; which was once little-known outside the immediate vicinity and rarely visited by outsiders. However it lies just a stone's throw from the Olympic Park and now being revitalised by artists and creative enterprises.

This is the end of Wallis Road; the steps lead to a new footbridge across the River Lee Navigation, which is one of several new bridges that are designed to link the area to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on the other side. This particular bridge leads to a footpath alongside the Copper Box Arena. The tall rectangular structure houses a lift.

Hackney Peace Carnival Mural, Dalston Junction, 1985

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Rowe Lane, Clapton

One of the derelict towers as seen from Sharon Gardens in Hackney E9

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In Hackney Wick

Dalston Lane, Hackney.

Hackney Wick, London

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The lilac door...

Freightliner class 66572 passes Hackney Central on 4M94 07:50 Felixstowe to Lawley street Intermodal.

As I was walking back to my car I looked down and I saw this impression in the sidewalk!

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By Sean Pollock

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Hackney grafitti, London E5

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Hackney Wick E9 The Bagel Factory development in Rothbury Road, and the corner of White Post Lane

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These were my favourite white winklepickers.

Obviously not taken by me... :/

Walking home after Starkers, passed this great street sign showing a map of all of the London Borough of Hackney.

See (roughly, because Ubuntu/Firefox doesn't want to respond accurately to click actions) where the photo was taken at maps.yuan.cc/.

Hackney, London

Well Street, South Hackney.

A healthy amount of beer being recycled here

On the Hackney Road, London.

By Dan Kitchener.

London cemitery in hackney

The park opposite the house in Hackney, London where my parents lived when they married in 1930.

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Another everyday story from the streets of Hackney, London, where I live. 2005. From the golden era of sensationalist Hackney Gazette headlines. Sadly, Hackney Gazette no longer prints yellow black red posters, and the headlines have gone tame -

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