The future of the Markhouse Centre in Walthamstow remains uncertain, with it currently being used as a temporary base for ServiceStore, the council’s...
Council ‘reviewing options’ for future of closed disabled adults centre
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The Queer Line Dance Club at Walthamstow Trades Hall is drawing in fans of line dancing from across East London
Wood Street Bakery’s Jennifer Moseley says an aperitivo is one of life’s great pleasures – a moment to pause, gather with friends and enjoy the long...
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Sarah Jones reviews Walthamstow author and playwright Bren Gosling's debut novel which tells the story of a "tender and complex" romance between...
Review: Jinkx Monsoon delivers ‘mesmerising’ performance as Judy Garland at Soho Theatre Walthamstow
In End of the Rainbow, actress Jinx Monsoon delivers an impressive performance as a troubled Garland navigating the sad final chapter of her life
Events
More than 5,000 residents and visitors attended the Leyton Más People’s Parade & Carnival Fête on Sunday 12th July
A massive choir formed from 20 Waltham Forest primary schools came together for a powerful theatre production this week
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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
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With the capital gearing up for tonight’s big semi-final against Argentina, senior paramedics are urging Londoners to enjoy the football responsibly
Waltham Forest Council leader Paul Perkins said the town hall will also be illuminated in red and white every evening in support of England's World...
