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ABOUT HACKNEY A B C D a DALSTON CLAPTON stoke newington l k h thornby rd From leafy Stoke Newington in the North to neighbourly Victoria a m abney park oswald st Park in the South – via the edgy and spirited enclaves of Dalston bus route r thistlewaite rd 308 cemetry trust d fletching rd and Hackney – this is a borough that throbs with creativity. STOKE mildenhall rd millfields rd sewdley st 1 T Allpress Dalston B3 11 Chatsworth Road D1 lordship rd S Tucked amid rows of period houses and treelined parks are ethical NEWINGTON H newick rd Roastery & Cafe millfields rd 11 pedro st Market, restaurants & shopping G cafes, singular boutiques and some of the hippest bars and I bus route 38, 48, 55 chatsworth rd 55 Dalston Lane, H Chatsworth Road, London E5 bus route restaurants in the city, with new ones opening almost every week. 73, 476, 393 N 1 106, 253,mildenhall 254, rd 1 London E8 2NG chatsworthroade5.co.uk 7 O Take your eyes off Hackney for even a moment and it’s a different T 425, 488 T: 020 7749 1780 e newington church st benthal rd millfields rd elderfield rd k G Various o smalley cl st k N hilsea st landscape altogether – proof that the endless evolution of East e I lower clapton rd allpressespresso.com R 1 defoe rd r 1 rushmore rd brodia rd glyn rd s W E lockhurst st l 9 dumont rd E London is only gathering pace. e C M to F 7.30am-5pm Sa Su 9am-5pm y N T mayola rd 12 D2 London Borough of Jam jenner rd O r E garnham cl d R K Small batch handmade jam brooke rd Y LOWER 8 O 2 A5 T oldfield rd oldfield cheshom rd kynaston rd R leswin rd leswin Pure White Lines 51D Chatsworth Road, S D d b 10 d CLAPTON r a powerscroft rd blurton rd a Antiques & Interiors harcombe rd sandbrook rd London E5 0LH r nevile rd lavers rd r y v o s i redwald rd 45 Hackney Road, London E2 7NX v t e l londonboroughofjam.tumblr.com l n o e blurton rd y elderfield rd glenarm rd d n r T: 020 3222 0137 Sa Su 11am-5pm d 12 r d bus route purewhitelines.com an gr bus route roding rd i 13 rd 242, 308 r m 67, 76, 149, ar W to Sa 11-7 Su 9-4 HACKNEY o rectory road n t 13 barbauld rd gle Pages of Hackney C2 c goulton rd i 243, 276 dunlace rd clifden rd v Independent Book Shop D R 3 A3 Issue #01 EVERING RD clifden rd Reilly Rocket 70 Lower Clapton Road, N clarence mews O Cafe October 2015 clarenceclarence rd pl London E5 0RN churchill walk beatty rd T sydner rd 2 staveley cl 2 r brooksby’s walk G e 507 Kingsland Road, roding rd T: 020 8525 1452 Next issue: April 2016 N c nevill rd I staveley cl walford rd am t lower clapton rd h o London E8 4AU pagesofhackney.co.uk W u foulden rd rs r Circulation: 85,000 y E t d r r reillyrocket.com d glyn rd N allen rd r n M to F 11-7 Sa 10-6 Su 12-6 brighton rd d o E t p M to F 8am-5pm Sa 9am-5pm K farleigh rd la O c Su 10am-5pm T r e SHACKLEWELL S o w WHERE DO I PICK UP THE FREE URBAN 2 shacklewell rd 2 l HOMERTON VICTORIA prince george rd 4 Ridley Road Market B3 PARK WALKABOUT GUIDES? n l belgrade rd bus route l Vibrant market street 236, 488 l howard rd C D Find the Urban Walkabout London guides in ss e prince may st w le Ridley Road, London E8 2NP many hotels, estate agents and corporate offices 6 ck ha ridleyroad.co.uk 14 F2 T s Branch on the Park cowper rd around London. Each local guide is also available matthias rd S E F barrett’s gr arcola st M to Th 6am-6pm F Sa 6am-7pm H Jewellery Shop at every featured store in each area. Sign up at G m I KINGSLAND or 227 Victoria Park Road, H n n l chatham pl i ng ln urbanwalkabout.com to receive the guides for boleyn rd ll D e d hackney central homerton London E9 7HD r 5 B3 N e w ark Ridley Road Market Bar free by post. ackl wns p cecilia rd A h do morning ln s GRAHAM RD bus route T: 020 8533 7977 L 30, 38 Friendly neighbourhood bar midmay rd S hackney branchonthepark.co.uk G wilton way 242, 276 49 Ridley Road, London E8 2NP n N greenwood rd empire I sandringham rd ay rd a retreat pl W to Sa 10-6 Su 11-5 idm K v ridleyroadmarketbar.com m a g wick rd r para on rd vortex i Tu W 6pm-12.30am Th to Sa 6pm-2am n g ln colvestone cres o n di kenton rd a 15 r e HACKNEY bentham rd Su 5pm-11pm Victoria Park F2 r d poole rd dalston kingsland 5 darnley rd well st ridley rd 19 Public park & open space A NOTE TO OUR READERS 4 1 ond rd 1 richm elsdale st Grove Road, b brenthouse rd 6 B2 frampton park rd Ruby’s Dalston o MARE ST l Urban Walkabout works in close collaboration with e Intimate subterranean drinking den London E3 5TB y LONDON FIELDS n loddiges rd t towerhamlets.gov.uk king henry’s walk arcola theatre s cassland rd outstanding, unique businesses to bring you this free, rd 76 Stoke Newington Road, l dalston ln l d 3 3 e r M to Su 7am-dusk pocket-sized publication jam packed with great finds. ba london fields ll London N16 7XB ll 1 w s pond rd n e Please remember to mention Urban Walkabout next time dalston junction bus route 26,m 277,ey 388 T: 020 8211 8690 s e r tottenham rd c well st you discover one of these great spots to let them know london fields rubysdalston.com bus route 30, 38, 56, 277 h common parkholme rd that our joint efforts are worth it. lansdowne dr 18 c LONDON r Tu to Th 6.30pm-12am 3 asinsworthwell rd st buckingham rd u banbury rd mentmore ter gransden ave well st h F Sa 6.30pm-2am FIELDS balcorne st c beechwood rd forest rd moulins rd 16 E2 stamford rd DALSTON tudor rd STOKE Broadway Market culford rd richmond rd tryon cres NEWINGTON Market, restaurants & shopping englefield rd king edwards rd southborough rd KINGSLAND RD rd mulberry celandine rd celandine lenthall rd 14 d Broadway Market, r l 16 SOUTH HACKNEY a l holly st holly t s u l t w e e London E8 e estgat r r k i e r s h mapledene rd t t a o e 7 A1 broadwaymarket.co.uk VICTORIA PARK RD Meat N16 m n w 2 2 r Various queensbridge rd queensbridge y n d l g Independent Local Butcher lavender gr a 17 ore p w r rd e bus route d h COVER ARTIST middleton rd d 388 m et 104 Stoke Newington Church Street, e orp hertford rd haggerston rd a VICTORIA h o s London N16 0LA 17 mortimer rd r E2 de beauvoir rd gore rd Buen Ayre b bus route a PARK AMBRE CLAVEL bus route n T: 020 7254 0724 Traditional Argentine Steak House d 26, 48, grove rd lawford rd albion gr re MARE ST meatlondon.co.uk downham67, 149, rd w 15 victoria park 50 Broadway Market, p s 55, 106, i Urban Walkabout is proud to support t r 242, 243 d vynermowlem st st Tu to F 9.30am-7pm Sa 9am-5pm London E8 4QJ 4 shrubland gr 4 c 254, 388 haggerston h talented, contemporary illustrators on a Su 9.30am-4pm T: 020 7275 9900 h r sewardstone rd a d g ’ the cover of our city guide publications. st stean s buenayre.co.uk g brownlow rd r e d This cover is the tenth in a series d r 8 M to F 12pm-3pm & 6pm-10.30pm r B1 s bishops way Of Cabbages and Kings r t old ford rd hertford rd i of commissioned artwork by artist o Sa Su 12pm-10.30pm o n Contemporary prints & designer gifts v kingsland basin r Ambre Clavel. 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