Fatima Yusuf has been told she must obtain planning permission to be able to continue running her bakery business from her Forest Gate home
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Newham Council previously agreed to pay outgoing Labour mayor Rokhsana Fiaz tens of thousands of pounds to settle a bullying complaint
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Council officers said the Barking Road development would "make a positive contribution to the borough’s housing stock"
A recent public safety survey showed people felt particular concern about harassment in Stratford town centre, and High Street North, East Ham
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Council's "cultural passport" will help remove financial barriers stopping young people enjoying culture
The council-funded research by think tank British Future looked into "inclusion and belonging" in Newham
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