This week Eastside Community Heritage delves into the world of Essex culture, past and present. We explore what it means to be an Essex boy or girl- with help from the residents...

This month Eastside Community Heritage is celebrating Black History Month and shares with you the stories of Black Caribbean nurses in the National Health Service from the 1960s onwards

As we have an ongoing project at the St.Clements Hospital we would like to share some stories and memories from former employees and people who have a connection with the hospital

This time of year is one of reflection for the Jewish community, and with this in mind, we listen to stories of Jewish life in the East End.

The Olympics of 2012 are reflected on by East Londoners who participated; coaches, athletes, families, and announcers.

To find out more about Eastside Community Heritage, visit www.hidden-histories.org.uk

Cockney tales celebrating Cockney heritage coinciding with the 'Cockney Heritage Festival' in Tower Hamlets.

A peek at Central Park in the 1940s and 1950s, featuring four interviews from Eastside Community Heritage's archive.

To learn more, visit www.hidden-histories.org.uk

For Refugee Week 2013, we share four short clips on the experiences of living in Britain from members of the Luo Community.

Five short interviews focused on a theme of love and relationships.

To learn more about Eastside Community Heritage's work, visit www.hidden-histories.org.uk

An exploration of what work was like at Tate & Lyle's, a sugar refinery in Silvertown.

For more information about Eastside Community Heritage, visit www.hidden-histories.org.uk