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A series of free events for local residents to enjoy.
Surya Anthony visits The Nickel Cinema in Clerkenwell for an indie film premiere
The Peel has a new logo!
Christmas got off to a great start at this year's Peel Christmas Fair
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The latest in the excellent Reds on the Green series.
Landmark achievement confirms status as a leading national centre for socialist and labour history.
Come and explore local stories, groundbreaking ideas and people who made history.
Come and take part in a free play session!
A global human rights organisation has drawn the ire of North Londoners by bidding to host live music events and serve alcohol at its national headquarters.
The first exhibition announced is MURUGIAH’s kaleidoscopic exploration of identity
This Saturday 18th October, there's a Clerkenwell Fun Day at The Peel!
Step into Clerkenwell’s dark past: prisons, paupers, gangs & grim tales that shaped one of London’s most dangerous district.
The next event in this autumn’s Reds on the Green series.
A few years ago, Edwina Griffiths came across artist Tony Mills, whilst reading an article about him in EC1 Echo.
Find out what’s happening at The Peel in October and some highlights from September.
This year’s Local London Guiding Day is on Saturday 4th October, with free walking tours every hour from 10am to 4pm.
If you haven’t made it to The Bindery yet, consider this your nudge.
Samantha Lutes went along to check it out.
The next in the excellent Reds on the Green series of events.
In her second year covering the competition, Surya Anthony celebrates a record-breaking exhibition, a joyful awards night, and the rise of the cat as...
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