This Is The Wick

08/07/2023

14/03/2023

Wellness is more than nutrition and yoga at The Lighthouse & Gardens.
Gabby and Su opened inside an old marketing office to have a place for people to connect and facilitate the needs for the local area.
Utilising a meanwhile space on the Olympic park lots of community events and activities inside and outside the grassy surrounding areas of The Lighthouse & Gardens has taken place.
Read about their wellness background and vision for in our latest issue.

03/02/2023

Our guest editor is Desirèe Henry OLY, we are super fortunate to have an Olympic Bronze and World Championship Silver share her story and feelings about London 2020 and more.
This issue is dedicated to sporting legacy so local and others share experiences about the importance of sport and supporting talents of the future.
Find newspaper in your local shops, cafe, bar and hang outs.
Let us know if you need a stack.
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22/01/2023

From the backstreets of Hackney to downtown LA, a three-word graffiti captured our imaginations, but remains a mystery. We set out to get to the bottom of it

31/12/2022

Be with your people or by yourself and dance like no one is watching.
Thanks to all who has supported newspaper.
Cheers 🥂 to all who makes Hackney Wick & Fish Island the unique, creative, and unexpected place it truely is.
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20/12/2022

Nothing like dancing to get you in the mood.

Read how lovers of dance and the young budding dance talents will be supported in the latest issue of newspaper.



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24/11/2022

opened to serve as an unconventional space for skateboarding.
A research project lead by Sam Griffin and Esther Sayers drawing from skateboarding spaces like Andy Willis’

The space is intended to be a permeable area where different kinds of people will end up mixing.

A skate dot not a skate park.

Read about forged within in latest issue of

08/11/2022

Alexander Whitley melds choreography and technology to create exciting dance works that enables new ways for the public to participate while making dance more accessible.

Read in the latest issue of newspaper Alex’s take on the state of dance with the digital world and what inspires him.
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31/10/2022

New edition out now, free from all the usual outlets. More online soon...

ISSUE 7 Autumn 2022 OUT NOW Hello! Welcome to The Wick, your local collaborative media platform. We use print and digital storytelling to unite the creative, business and residential communities in Hackney Wick & Fish Island plus the other neighbourhoods in and around the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Par...

26/10/2022

Have your say on Roach Point Bridge! Drop-in sessions tonight at Hub67 and on Tuesday at Two More Years. Details here:

https://www.queenelizabetholympicpark.co.uk/media/press-releases/have-your-say-on-roach-point-bridge-in-hackney-wick-and-fish-island

London Legacy

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07/07/2022

Saif Osmani speaks out on the inequalities of the Olympic legacy.
Saif is an artist, architect and co founder of Bengali East End Heritage society, campaigning for marginalised voices in East London.

Read his feature in our latest issue, you can find newspaper in shops, bars, cafes in and around Hackney Wick & Fish Island.

26/05/2022

Andy Gent founder of Hackney Wick based has garnered a strong reputation for being THE complete stop motion animation, puppetry and live action studio.
Stand out work from his team is “Save Ralph” an empathetic storytelling with the magic of stop-motion animation about animal testing.

Read in the latest issue of newspaper his journey from keen new lad in London to creating stellar work for the likes of Wes Anderson and Tim Burton.