Taking place from 2pm to 8pm, the talent and contributions of Walthamstow’s local LGBTQ+ community will be on display in a family-friendly celebration
Waltham Forest Pride returns next week
Part of any long road trip involving more than 400 miles of driving – such as Waltham Forest to Dundee constitutes – will mean ensuring your car is serviced and has its...
Many businesses need to apply for business licences as they grow and change. Waltham Forest Echo can help you to quickly and easily publish the advert which announces...
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Christian Small, 28, was one of the 52 people who tragically died after four Islamist suicide bombers detonated bombs on the London transport network...
Pat Stannard, who covered Waltham Forest as a reporter and editor for more than two decades, died recently
Comment
At Woodside Primary Academy, talented children and adults put on a spectacular immersive production of the classic musical
Leyton and Wanstead MP Calvin Bailey says hostile state actors like Russia are fermenting social divides in our community
Events
On 2nd and 3rd July, young talent from across the borough paid homage to George Bizet's 1875 operatic magnum opus Carmen
The East London Shakespeare Festival will bring As You Like It to Langthorne Park and Leyton Jubilee Park this August
Interviews
Since Forest Cinemas opened on 23rd August it has since seen over 10,000 customers, owner James Jervis says
Rana Rastegari interviews the artist Graeme Miller, who along with hundreds of others, lost his home when the M11 Link Road was built in the 1990s
Sport
Despite extremely limited resources, small East London clubs are thriving thanks to the passion of their fans
Ricky Haynes, who started the Kelmscott Judo Club at 17 in Walthamstow in 1981, was presented with the Chris Hunt Skelley Award earlier this month
