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• Olympics 2012: Clare's dream of creating the world's largest photograph as part of the Cultural Olympiad starts to become a reality.

  

  Becoming Reality

  By Clare Newton

  7th March 2011

• ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ in the Community: Trainees from the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Step Up project made this sort film about a digital event called Playspace in Manchester.

  

  Playspace

  By Connect and Create

  26th January 2011

• ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ in the Community: Thes four jobseekers tell their success stories through a project made with ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Connect and Create.

  

  Working Solutions

  By Connect and Create

  18th January 2011

• East London Olympics: Sue McNeil is campaigning against the use of Greenwich Park for the 2012 Olympics. She explains why some locals are so concerned.

  

  Campaigners

  By Sue McNeil

  11th January 2011

• East London Olympics: Len is concerned that moving the Lee Valley cycle track as part of Olympic plans may see a demise in local visitors.

  

  Stratford Walk

  By Len Banister

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympic: Living in East Ham, Eyaz will be at the heart of the 2012 Games. He is sure there is already a huge passion for sport in East London. (2007)

  

  Shoot Volleyball

  By Eyaz Qurashi

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympics: Ron Cooper from the British Olympics boxing team of 1948 was invited to look around London 2012 site.

  

  Ron's Olympic Trip

  By Ron Cooper

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympics: Omar Karim is an artist born and bred in Stratford. He is not convinced that the Olympics will be beneficial for him and other local residents. (2007)

  

  Olympic Sceptic

  By Omar Karim

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympics: Len Bannister is keeping a record of the changes to his local area as it gears up for 2012. He finds many examples of the impact on Newham.

  

  Len's Olympic Log

  By Len Bannister

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympics: Westcombe News editor Neville Grant shows how work is already underway for the Olympic equine events in Greenwich Park.

  

  Greenwich Park

  By Neville Grant

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympics: In his latest film, Len Bannister explores the danger of green algae covering the waterways near the Olympic site during the 2012 games.

  

  Green Olympic River

  By Len Banister

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympics: Dean works with young athletes and is excited about the Olympics, but he worries that opportunities are being missed at a grass roots level. (2007)

  

  Grass Roots

  By Dean Horridge

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympics: Carpenters School have set up a special group to monitor progress of the Olympic site on behalf of the school, and Kalum is a member.

  

  Construction Crew

  By Kalum

  10th January 2011

• Odetta fears that her corner of East London is being neglected as a result of the successful Olympic bid. An example of this are the rubbish filled streets around her house in East Ham.

  

  Cleaner Streets

  By Odetta Graves

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympics: The pupils at Carpenters Primary school in Stratford have been learning the Olympic ideals before competing in a local athletics competition.

  

  School Athletics

  By Carpenters School

  10th January 2011

• East London Olympics: Carpenters Primary in Stratford is the closest school to the Olympic site. The school is embracing that fact, and in August 2008 pupils went to get a birds eye view of the site.

  

  A Room with a View

  By Richard Saunders and class

  10th January 2011

• Turn Back Time - Leicester. Local filmmakers Hussein Sallam and Michael Wrzesinski explore the multicultural businesses on Narborough Road.

  

  Trading Places

  By Hussein and Michael

  30th December 2010

• Turn Back Time - Leicester: Josh Ward and Nikhil Varia explore the history of education in and around Narborough Road.

  

  School Days

  By Josh and Nikhil

  30th December 2010

• Turn Back Time - Leicester. The Braunstone History Group look back over the rich historical stories of the Narborough Road area.

  

  Narborough Road

  By James Black

  30th December 2010