Leading performance in the arts
A new performing arts school is opening in Walthamstow, writes Marie Theo If you’ve been looking for fun ways...
Category: Chingford
Horrors of the Holocaust
James Cracknell joins students from Waltham Forest on a visit to Auschwitz How could one sum up a visit...
Finding my voice
Ayo Adesanya struggled for years with a stammer but is now finding his voice thanks to a new treatment...
From benefits to business
The owner of Chingford’s new Caribbean grocery talks to Wayne Walton about how he got started Bradlyn Parry, better...
Police station facing axe
Waltham Forest to be left with one police station – located in area with lowest crime rate The only...
Community hub set to be closed by council for ‘much-needed housing’
Local charities in Chingford face eviction by council to make way for new housing A community base and former...
Making history in the Lea Valley
A new partnership has been launched to promote the Lea Valley’s industrial heritage, writes Mike Seaborne Despite the London...
A fair deal for flowers
Waltham Forest Business Network’s Jo Sealy meets a florist with a passion for fairness When Chingford-based Mary Robertson followed...
Chingford candidates make their pitch to voters
In the first part of the Echo‘s coverage of General Election 2017, all four candidates for Chingford and Woodford Green make their...
Providing sound advice
Waltham Forest Business Network’s Jo Sealy meets a creative financial adviser Two years ago Antony Smith was confronted with...