Council takes government to court to settle publicity row
Waltham Forest Council will take the government to court in an attempt to save its fortnightly publication Waltham Forest...
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Kindness in a crisis
Laszlo from Leytonstone helped terror and disaster victims Renowned photographer Rankin has captured the extraordinary kindness shown by British...
Another setback for railway as new trains delayed
Delay comes following belated completion of electrification work New electric trains that will double the capacity of a London Overground...
Veteran battles council over lost war diaries
Claim for compensation after shed containing wartime memorabilia was broken into by contractors A 93-year-old RAF veteran is battling...
Diabetes support group launched
A new support group for people who have type 2 diabetes is now up and running in Waltham Forest....
Appeal for help tackling violent crime
Four deaths in two months leaves borough reeling Police and local officials say they are continuing to work together...
Labour Party tightens grip on Waltham Forest Town Hall
James Cracknell reports from the election count in Walthamstow Labour has retained control of Waltham Forest Council in a...
Anger over school transport cuts
Petition started after hundreds of families are affected, writes Russell Hargrave Campaigners say families across Waltham Forest have endured...
Honour for campaigners
Two women from Waltham Forest who campaign against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) have been granted ‘Freedom of the Borough’....
Council apologises for threat to rough sleeper
Homeless man was accused of trespassing and given directions to local campsite, reports James Cracknell Waltham Forest Council has...