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
Chingford art thief jailed for stealing antique map from National Maritime Museum
Ready to level up your creative skills? Sign up to East Autumn School and go backstage at ABBA Voyage, make music with BBC Young Composer or plan your dream event with...
Click and collect connects the convenience of browsing from home with the familiarity of buying from a neighbourhood business. Done well, it gives residents another...
‘monitoring laptop’ sounds like something that happens to office workers with a company laptop. It’s not seen as something that happens to someone doing freelancing from...
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Local couple Jo Kotas and Tim Brown run 'Used Creative' which allows creatives to secure used theatre props and materials for a fraction of the price...
Maya Landers Price and Natasha Landers are set to open their Walthamstow home on Saturday 24th October for a bold exhibition celebrating the work of...
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Sophie Wenban reviews blues artist John Miller's dry-humour laden set at the Leytonstone Social Club last Wednesday (14th October)
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
Events
A special event organised by Chingford Historical Society (CHS) last week attracted civic leaders, former members of Acorn Films, relatives of the...
You'll be able to pick up, swap or donate a coat for adults or children completely free of charge at the church on 434 Forest Road, Walthamstow on...
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The Liberal Democrats are predicting a “six-way fight” in some seats, a situation that could result in some “surprises”, says Grove Green candidate...
Reform UK candidate Matt Davis says his party is looking to undo “decades of Labour failing” and run the borough in the “best interest” of residents
Sport
The centre marked the milestone with a special day of free activities including gym sessions, group exercise, children's tennis, gymnastics, swimming...
The official ITSF 500 tournament will bring leading table football players to Big Penny Social this weekend, competing for a £2,500 prize fund
