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Catering for the masses

Dr Jim Lewis on the borough’s contribution to the food industry Waltham Forest College has an interesting and varied...

A school project has helped reveal the incredible backstories of Waltham Forest families, writes Linsey Wynton To me Waltham...

75 years after being blown out his pram by a Second World War bomb, John Spears speaks to James...

Remembering the ‘flying bomb’ that caused devastation to Hoe Street 75 years ago this month On the morning of...

Soho Theatre set to transform Hoe Street venue into comedy hub Plans have been revealed for the restoration of...

Lindsay Collier from Lea Valley Heritage Alliance on why we should be doing more to celebrate our local industrial...

This year marks half-a-century since a utopian vision of retirement living was made reality in Chingford, writes George Clarke...

£17m restoration of Granada Cinema planned as council is set to buy iconic venue, writes James Cracknell As Waltham...

Family-run hardware shop closes after seven decades, writes James Cracknell If you live near Wood Street in Walthamstow and have a penchant...

Author James Diamond explores the history of a quirky local tradition When my girlfriend first moved to Walthamstow, quite...