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Thursday 29th July 2010
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Tower Hamlets Facts


Population: Approx 170,549
Longitude: -0.03
Latitude: 51.53
Street Map: Click Here
Country: United Kingdom (UK)
Weather Station: London Weather Centre
(about 3 miles away)

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News Headlines

Tower Hamlets Conservatives select Mayoral Candidate
Tower Hamlets Conservatives have selected Neil King as their candidate for the Mayoral Election in the autumn. Neil has lived in Wapping since 2001, and works as a criminal barrister in London. Neil studied at Oxford University and has served as a Royal Naval Reserve Officer.
C4 Undercover Boss: Tower Hamlets Chief Executive
Dr Kevan Collins, the Chief Executive of Tower Hamlets, was the recent subject of Channel 4's Undercover Boss programme. In the hour long programme, broadclast last Thursday (22 July), the council's supremo posed as 'Colin' an adult intern checking out a range of jobs for a new TV programme.
Jim Howett, designer
Tower Hamlets Conservatives have selected Neil King as their candidate for th... Middlesex Filter Beds. Photo: LoopZilla @ flickr A new project aimed at getti...
Parrot scares off burglars with piercing screech
A crime-fighting parrot scared off a gang of burglars by screeching loudly during a night-time raid.
Housing benefit cuts will leave poorest £600 worse off
Housing benefit changes will hit unemployed people hardest, and pensioners and low-paid workers will also be affected Almost a million of the poorest people in Britain will lose on average £12 a week next year a drop of up to 17% of their disposable income, according to a government analysis of housing benefits cuts announced in last month's budget. The figures show that 170,000 pensioners ...
Boris' bike scheme goes live tomorrow
Andrew Charlesworth, BusinessGreen , Thursday 29 July 2010 at 13:53:00 11,000 Londoners poised to get on their bikes The Mayor of Londons cycle hire scheme sponsored by Barclays Bank launches tomorrow with cycles available for pre-registered members from 6am. Mayor Boris Johnson, himself a keen cyclist, has enthusiastically fronted the schem which aims to generate up to 40,000 extra cycle trips ...
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Sports Headlines

Zimbabwe football chief suspended
The Zimbabwe Football Association suspends chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya over match-fixing allegations.
Rugby player death drivers jailed
Two teenage drivers who caused the death of a 17-year-old rugby player in the Borders are jailed for four and a half years each.
Elite rugby academy opens doors
A new elite rugby academy for north Wales has been officially unveiled. Based at Colwyn Bay, the new academy is welcoming eleven of the best teen players from the region. The Welsh Rugby Union hopes it will help retain young talent in the area, and help them break through into the game in south Wales.
Olympic dreams
Vietnamese lifter carries weight of past failure
1948 Olympic cyclist sees 2012 site
Tommy Godwin, a British medal-winning cyclist from the 1948 Olympics, tours the London 2012 velodrome with the BBC's Sophie Raworth.
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