Three borough businesses fined over hygiene breaches Moths found in the flour used at a Leyton bakery, reports Victoria Munro, Local Democracy Reporter A bakery where...
Fresh appeal to catch Amaan’s killers The fatal shooting of a 16-year-old boy in Walthamstow three years ago remains a mystery, reports James Cracknell A...
New data highlights hate crime target groups Data suggests rise in local hate crime not attributable to attacks on East Asian people, reports Victoria Munro, Local...
Row over scrutiny of anti-social behaviour Councillors criticise efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour in borough, reports Victoria Munro, Local Democracy Reporter Councillors responsible for ensuring...
Crackdown on illegal raves Report by Victoria Munro, Local Democracy Reporter Waltham Forest Council is clamping down on illegal raves after separate events...
Report into boy’s murder highlights housing issues By Victoria Munro, Local Democracy Reporter Waltham Forest Council could have housed the family of murdered 14-year-old boy Jaden...
Enforcement firm issues £1.5m in fines Complaints pour in over penalties for litter and spitting, reports James Cracknell Waltham Forest Council is poised to offer...
Struggling to break the cycle On an estate riddled with drug dealing and violence, housing associations must take responsibility for their tenants’ crimes and...
Knife campaign could launch nationwide Success of ‘Binning Knives Saves Lives’ inspiring other knife amnesty campaigns across UK, reports James Cracknell The founder of...
Anti-violence partnership launched Council hopes to bring different agencies together but questions remain over funding, report Judith Burnett and James Cracknell A...