While the Greens say there has been a "significant" amount of support for the proposals, many have expressed concern over the potential obstruction of pavements ...

The town hall has responded to just 53% of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests within the 20-day statutory limit so far this year, down from 67% last year and 86% in 2024/25 ...

Children from Thorpe Hall Primary School, Gwyn Jones Primary School and Handsworth Primary School are taking part in Music for Youth Proms this November ...

Gakusei Karate held a charity marathon 24-hour karate session from 11am on Saturday 17th October until 11am on Sunday 18th October at the club's dojo on Skeltons Lane ...

Also known as The Junction, Waltham Forest Council is keen to move the family support hub into Leyton Library as part of a cost-cutting move ...

Maintaining assets on the network requires annual spending of £1.2bn but expenditure has averaged just £700m in recent years ...

The organisers of Walthamstow Trans Pride on why they've launched the Community Solidarity Fund, a pot of money raised locally for local trans people ...

Waltham Forest Council leader Paul Perkins says the town hall will be “honest” about its upcoming financial choices but “won’t pretend those choices are all fair" ...

Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan is too “afraid” to demand more funding to improve working conditions for the capital’s bus drivers, a leading campaigner has claimed.

Melvin West, who cut out a world map from a 350-year-old atlas stored at the National Maritime Museum's Caird Library, has been jailed for three years ...

Sophie Wenban reviews blues artist John Miller's dry-humour laden set at the Leytonstone Social Club last Wednesday (14th October) ...

A special event organised by Chingford Historical Society (CHS) last week attracted civic leaders, former members of Acorn Films, relatives of the late filmmaker David Piggott and community organisers ...