Waltham Forest News 21st July 2014

Waltham Forest IS London
Residents, businesses and

community groups hula hooped
and screen printed the night
away last Monday (14 July), at
an event to celebrate all things
Waltham Forest.
Held at the William Morris Gallery
(Lloyd Park, Forest Road, E17 4PP),
the event marked the launch of a
new place brand created by the
Council to celebrate why people love
living in Waltham Forest and to raise
its prole in London.
Businesses from the boroughs
four main town centres Chingford,
Leyton, Leytonstone and
Walthamstow showcased their
wares to highlight that Waltham
Forest has a thriving, albeit modestly
sized, economy and an active
community who regularly run
everything from Chinese language
classes to banjo lessons.
Chris Robbins, Leader of Waltham
Forest Council, said: We want
people to know that Waltham Forest
is a fantastic place to live, visit
and do business. The place brand
is about showing off our assets,
and that includes our fantastic
community which is why we wanted
them to play a leading role in the
campaign.
New place brand will help give
Waltham Forest a stronger identity
Your Council keeping residents informed
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An exhibition featuring local
photos taken by residents and
photography collective Image17,
as well as an exclusive David Bailey
portrait of ex-resident Damon
Albarn, was opened before it travels
across the borough in the coming
months.
The place brand follows a report
published by an independent
Growth Commission earlier this year,
which recommended that creating
a stronger sense of identity for the
borough is one of many factors that
could help boost economic growth.
As part of the campaign,
adverts featuring local people will
be on show at key sites across
the borough, and a new website
www.walthamforestlondon.co.uk
gives you everything you need to
know about the borough including
community events. The campaign
also includes a new lifestyle
magazine, which you can nd
included with this issue of Waltham
Forest News.
More info
For more information visit www.
walthamforestlondon.co.uk. Free
internet access is available at all
libraries in the borough.
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Wild Card Brewery, Walthamstow were among those who attended and celebrated the
best of Waltham Forest
News
Picture The Scene
Two important milestones have
been reached at The Scene at
Cleveland Place development.
Empire Cinemas have taken
their place on site, ready to
Kevin Morrish
Chance UK Programme Manager Eneld and Waltham Forest
In my opinion
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Chance UK is a national charity
whose mission is to improve
the lives of primary school
children with behavioural
difculties who are at risk
of developing anti-social or
criminal behaviour in the future.
We do this by providing trained
volunteer mentors to raise a childs
self-esteem through activities such
as sport, museum visits, art and
anything else the child may nd
interesting. We focus on the childs
strengths and what they do well,
rather than their negative behaviour.
Chance UK runs a mentoring
programme for children across
Waltham Forest. We work closely
with primary schools to improve life
for the child, their family and their
classmates. We recruit volunteer
mentors and train them to work with
children in a solution focused way.
This means helping children
realise they have the inner resilience
and skills needed to overcome their
barriers and achieve their goals. Its
a very positive and energising way
of working with children. Mentors
meet with their child on a one to
one basis every week for two to
four hours outside of school time
and do fun activities with them. The
programme runs for an entire year.
The mentor is given a monthly
budget to cover travel expenses
and go towards outings. While
doing fun activities together the
mentor will note down things about
the childs behaviour and feed it
back to them in a positive way. The
goal is to help children form a more
positive opinion of themselves.
Together the pair will then set
goals to help the child realise their
potential. Its a fantastic experience
with huge rewards for anyone ready
to become a mentor.
One local child was referred by his
primary school in 2013. The letter
said: M has a difcult home life and
as a result has very low self-esteem.
He nds it very difcult to attempt
work in class or on a one-to-one
basis. He expects to fail, and does
not have the condence to try.
Chance UK intervened and
offered a mentor, and with their help
and guidance M has now ourished.
He recently attended a Chance UK
graduation ceremony at Waltham
Forest Town Hall, with his family and
mentor there to cheer him on.
Ms father told his mentor:
Before, books were like kryptonite
to him. Now he loves reading in
class. You have changed my boys
life.
Chance UK needs mentors
in Waltham Forest who are fun,
creative, nurturing and ready to
work with challenging children like
M. If you are interested in nding out
more, please phone 020 7281 5858,
visit www.chanceuk.com or tweet
@chanceuk.
n Empire Cinema set to open in
Walthamstow this November
n Pizza Express is the fourth
restaurant to commit to The Scene
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More info
Full details of the Creating a
better place to live campaign are
available at www.walthamforest.
gov.uk/betterplace. For more
information about The Scene
at Cleveland Place visit www.
thescenewalthamstow.co.uk.
Free internet access is available
at all libraries in the borough.
Just the ticket: Chris Robbins, Leader of Waltham Forest Council, (right) makes the
handover to Justin Ribbons, Chief Executive of Empire Cinemas
Bay and Yum Yum restaurants and
121 new homes.
The formal handover to Empire
Cinemas is a big moment and a
timely reminder that we are now
just a few months away from
welcoming visitors from across
the borough to this amazing new
destination, said Council Leader,
Chris Robbins.
Justin Ribbons, Chief Executive
of Empire Cinemas, added: We
are thrilled to have reached this
important milestone which will
ultimately see the return of a
permanent cinema to Walthamstow
for the rst time in more than a
decade.
The 30million regeneration
begin their t-out of the new
nine screen multiplex, and Pizza
Express has revealed they will
be opening a new restaurant
there too.
The development is on track for a
grand opening in November, with a
state-of-the-art nine screen cinema
sitting at the heart of the complex
that will also include Nandos, Turtle
project is just one element of
the Councils Creating a better
place campaign that is committed
to doing more to improve the
boroughs streets, enhance
Waltham Forests schools and
provide better leisure facilities.
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Issue 119 I 21 July 2014
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In brief
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Fifty years going strong
Blackhorse
Lane
A new art installation at Blackhorse Lane
has received acclaim from residents on
Twitter. One said: A massive glittering
heart mural has sprung up by Blackhorse
Lane station! Love living here.
The work was commissioned by Waltham
Forest Council and designed and erected
by Chris Bracey from Gods Own Junkyard.
In his pitch he explained: There is a
traditional connection between art and
industry in the borough. My approach is to
produce a wall art piece that will become
a landmark providing both the Public
Welcome and celebration of industrial
heritage so important to this boroughs
history.
A new Business Directory website has
also been launched by the Council to help
support businesses in the Blackhorse
Lane Regeneration Area. The website will
be managed and updated by Blackhorse
Workshops, listing businesses and
supporting the range of activities and
facilities in the area.
For more information on the business
directory visit www.blackhorselane.
directory.
More info
walthamforest.gov.uk or phone
020 8496 3000.
Registering to
vote online
A new online system will now make
it easier to register to vote. Individual
Electoral Registration (IER) gives people
responsibility for their own voting
registration. It replaces the old system of
households being sent a paper form to
register every eligible voter living at the
address. IER is very easy, it takes just a
few minutes to complete the online form.
You will need your National Insurance
Number and date of birth to register. The
good news is that the Council has already
automatically registered over 120,000
people by matching the current electoral
register with government records. This
leaves about 50,000 residents who may
have to register online. If you receive
an Invitation to Register letter from
the Council, please complete the online
form. Residents who do not have internet
access can post the completed form in the
envelope provided.
To register to vote visit www.gov.
uk/register-to-vote or phone Waltham
Forest Direct on 020 8496 3000.
Bringing the former EMD
Cinema back to life
Comedy, theatre and dance
could once again become
regular xtures in the
boroughs social calendar, after
proposals to create a 1,000
seat entertainment venue in
Walthamstow were progressed
much to the delight of local
residents.
The Grade II* listed EMD building
in Hoe Street has been closed since
2003. Following huge community
support to bring the venue back
into use, Waltham Forest Councils
Cabinet met on Tuesday 15 July
and agreed to provide funding
to Soho Theatre to help them
purchase the building and begin
restoration. Dozens of residents
also attended the meeting, packing
out the auditorium at Walthamstow
School for Girls.
The funding will enable Soho
Theatre to pursue a negotiated
sale with the building owners,
United Church of the Kingdom of
God. If successful, it will mean the
Council does not have to pursue a
Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO)
a legal process of obtaining land
without the owners consent.
The plans are part of the
Soho Theatres Artistic Director Steve Marmion and Council Leader Chris Robbins pictured
after the Cabinet meeting, along with dozens of residents who support bringing the former
EMD Cinema back into use as an entertainment venue
Over the last 50 years Wanis
has grown into one of the UKs
largest specialist food and
drink distributors, operating
from a 120,000 square foot
depot in Orient Way, Leyton and
employing 140 people.
The business grew from humble
beginnings, importing small
quantities of specialist products
from Africa and the Caribbean
when it was started in 1964 by Mr
Tulsidas Wadhwani or Mr Wani
as he came to be known. It now
provides over 8,000 products and
exports to more than 20 countries.
Its been quite a journey, Sanjay
The fabulous new art installation
opposite Blackhorse Lane Station
More info
For more information about Wanis
International Foods, and how you
can make a donation towards the
50th anniversary campaign, visit
www.wanis.com or email sam@
hungrycommunications.co.uk.
Wadhwani, Managing Director of
Wanis, told Waltham Forest News.
It is very special for a business,
especially a family business, to
celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Since this is such an important
milestone, we wanted to pull
together to celebrate the occasion
and give something back to the
communities that have helped
us to grow. We have always
supported good causes, locally and
internationally. However, we wanted
to make this year extra special.
Wanis hopes to raise 50,000 for
ve charities to commemorate their
anniversary. Planned fundraising
activities include sponsored 10km
runs by the leadership team, a 1
for a 1lb diet programme and a
sponsored silence by the most
talkative person in the business
as yet unnamed!
The business will also host a
Summer Carnival at its depot for
customers and suppliers, to help
meet its ambitious target. The
money raised will be shared equally
between The African Caribbean
Leukaemia Trust, Guru Nanak
Trust Fund, Home for the Disabled
in Ranchi India, Leyton Orient
Community Sports Programme,
St Annes Church in Greenwich
Town, Jamaica and Waltham Forest
Cinema Trust.
Cllr Clare Coghill, Cabinet
Member for Economic Growth
and High Streets, said, Wanis is
a terric success story and were
delighted to have such a great
employer in the borough.
Councils vision to create a thriving
night-time economy in the borough.
As well as attracting top quality
entertainment acts, the venue could
generate 33 jobs and bring an extra
500,000 into the local economy
every year.
Council Leader, Chris Robbins,
said: Residents have told us that
they want the EMD open as an
entertainment venue again and
were committed to helping to make
that happen.
Not only will it give residents the
quality entertainment they deserve,
it will bring a wonderful building
back into use and form part of our
wider plans for regenerating the
town centre, helping to attract more
investment in the area.
Mark Godfrey and Steve
Marmion, Directors of Soho
Theatre, told Waltham Forest News:
We are delighted to be working
with Waltham Forest Council in this
way. We want to thank them and
the buildings dedicated supporters
within the local community who
have worked so hard to get us all
to this point. Were not there yet,
but this is a really important step
forward.
Residents have told us that they want the
EMD open as an entertainment venue again
and were committed to make that happen.
Priorities
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More info
For more information on events
and activities taking place
in the borough visit www.
walthamforest.gov.uk/get-
together or phone 020 8496
3000. You can also nd out what
community-organised activities and
events are happening by turning to
the Whats on section on p10.
This summer Waltham Forest
will play host to an exciting
programme of festivals
and events full of local and
international talent, along
with fun and surprises to keep
residents and visitors of all ages
entertained.
As part of our commitment
towards helping you and your
family, the Councils Get Together
events programme will put on a
show youll never forget and theres
a wide variety of fun days out to
choose from. Theres bound to be
something to suit everyones tastes,
so youll be spoilt for choice. All
events are free, and no ticket is
required just turn up on the day.
At the time of Waltham Forest
News going to print, thousands of
visitors were expected to turn out
to enjoy the Leyton Big Weekender
at Leyton Cricket Ground (Crawley
Road, E10 6RJ) on Saturday 19
and Sunday 20 July. DJ Daddy
Ernie and British Reggae superstar,
Gappy Ranks, were set to get the
crowd on their feet and dancing.
Members of top UK reggae band,
UB40, were looking to help the
party atmosphere by joining their
tribute act UB42 on stage and
there was plenty of local talent
planned too, including singer Tina
T. Other attractions were set to
include a funfair and free activities
for the whole family.
The vibrant Waltham Forest
Caribbean Carnival, now in its 26th
year, was also set to bring a dash
of colour to Leyton on Sunday
20 July. Residents were looking
forward to the annual street parade,
which is always a riot of colourful
costumes and entrancing rhythms,
as it winds it way round the streets
of Leyton.
Leader of the Council, Chris
Robbins, told Waltham Forest
News: This summer were putting
on an impressive range of festivities
and fun. Were delighted to have
many big names at the festivals,
and events that will appeal to
residents of all ages to ensure that
its a memorable summer for all.
Next up is the Walthamstow
Garden Party at Lloyd Park (Forest
Road, E17 5JW), on Saturday 26
and Sunday 27 July, featuring acid
jazz and funk favourites The Brand
New Heavies, who will headline
on the Saturday in place of the
legendary Bobby Womack, who
sadly passed away recently and
was due to top the bill.
The two-day festival has been
organised by Waltham Forest
Council in partnership with
Barbican and Create. On the
Sunday, reggae artist Tiken Jah
Fakoly will entertain the crowds and
as part of the Walthamstow Garden
Party, the Appetite Food Festival
will have food tents and stalls set
commemorative event to mark
the centenary of World War One
on Monday 4 August, which
takes place from 8.30 to 9.30pm
at Walthamstow Assembly Hall.
Performances include poems of
remembrance, a display of World
War One photography and local art.
Proof of residency in the borough
will be required for the free tickets
for this event, which are available
from Waltham Forest Libraries.
The Get Together programme
began in 2012 and gives residents
the chance to enjoy free days out
with their friends and families and
also offers the chance to meet
new people in your community and
make friends with neighbours.
up on Lloyd Parks moated island.
People can sample tasty food,
including organic local produce and
delicious gourmet delights, and
the exciting programme features
local artists, designers, writers and
performers, to name but a few.
Party goers and disco divas can
get ready for the brilliant Sister
Sledge, who will be headlining
the Chingford Big Weekender on
Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 August.
They will be joined by a great line
up including Alexander ONeal and
Gwen Dickey of Rose Royce
fame on the Saturday. Activities
for kids will include bouncy castles,
a play zone and climbing walls.
Free celebrations for Eid-ul-Fitr
will also take place on Friday 1
August at Walthamstow Assembly
Hall (Town Hall Complex, Forest
Road, E17 4JF). Families and
friends can celebrate this fantastic
evening of music and dance, which
marks the end of Ramadan. Doors
will open at 6.30pm and tickets
are available from all libraries in the
borough.
There will also be a
Waltham Forest Council has four key priorities to help improve the lives of residents.
In this edition we look at what is being done to provide better leisure activities and
community events for local people this year
Sensational summer fun for all
Colourful costumes and brilliant smiles were the order of the day at the Waltham Forest Caribbean Carnival on Sunday 20 July
Were delighted to have many big names
and events that will appeal to residents of
all ages to ensure that its a memorable
summer for all.
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What you say
Residents tell Waltham Forest News what they think about the Councils work to provide
better leisure facilities and fun, family events in the borough
Celestina Banjo, Chingford
Im looking forward to
the Walthamstow Garden
Party at the end of the
month. Im a dancer and
a dance teacher, and it
would be great if there
was more opportunity
for kids to get involved
perhaps in future they
could be allowed to
perform a dance routine
on the stage?
Debbie Rowan, Chingford
Its good that the
Council organises
events as I know a lot
of people will be going
to the Chingford Big
Weekender. I normally
go with my family and
make a day of it. Im also
looking forward to taking
part in the Caribbean
Carnival.
Phil Methuen, Chingford
There should be more
events and activities
across the whole of the
borough. It would be
good to see some more
summertime events,
but the Chingford Big
Weekender is always well
organised.
Roger Gooding, Chingford Mount
I love live music and
events like this give you
the chance to mix with
other people. There
should be more things
like this that people can
get out to, especially for
children.
Jackie Smith, Chingford
We are going to take
our grandchildren
to the Chingford Big
Weekender its a great
family day out and we
always take a picnic
with us. Theres always
something going on in
the borough last week
we went to the Tour de
Waltham Forest in Leyton
Jubilee Park its great
that so much of it is free.
Work to make our high streets thrive with a variety of
shops and services to meet your needs
Upgrade our pavements and roads
Bring a cinema to the borough and rebuild or upgrade
all of the boroughs leisure centres
Improve every park in the borough
Commitment:
Priority: Making our community a safer
place
Priority: Keeping our borough clean
Priority: Helping you and your family
www.walthamforest.gov.uk/priorities
Priority: Bringing you better
shopping, streets and leisure
n Tour De France exhilarates as Stage 3 speeds through Waltham Forest
n Residents and visitors from further aeld turned out to catch a glimpse of the worlds top cyclists
Thousands of spectators lined
the streets of Waltham Forest
as the third stage of the Tour
de France raced through the
borough on Monday 7 July. From
Waterworks Corner to Orient
Way, local people came out in
This beautiful design on Whipps Cross roundabout was the only piece of land art created for the
Tour de France in London. It was designed and painted by students from Leyton Sixth Form College
and artist Phil Coy. The red tulip motif gives a nod to Waltham Forests mini-Holland status
Tour de France
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The ags w
ere out in High Road Leyton
Banners were proudly displayed at
Waltham Forest Town Hall
their droves to cheer on the
peloton.
Celebrations began the day
before the 220 elite cyclists came
through the borough, with a Tour
de France themed Family Fun Day
at Leyton Jubilee Park on Sunday 6
July. The event included British and
French food and entertainment with
cycling and Paralympic cycling,
boules, petanque and polo as well
as a host of entertainers.
On the day itself the Council set
up key viewing points along the
route at Whipps Cross roundabout,
Leyton Green and the Lea Bridge
Road/Bakers Arms junction. The
whole race was also screened live
on the big screen in Walthamstow
Town Square and there was
live music, entertainment and
refreshments laid on at Bakers
Arms.
Spectators lined the route throughout
Waltham Forest
The peloton speeds through Bakers Arm
s
Residents cheer on Le Tour
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The ags w
ere out in High Road Leyton
The crowd was eight or nine deep in places
Frances Jean-M
arc Bideau (in w
hite jersey)
and Czech Republics Jan Barta rode in a
breakaw
ay from
the peloton
This young cycling fan clearly enjoyed his rst Tour de
France
Banners were proudly displayed at
Volunteers handed out ags to spectators
Families had fun at the Tour de France Family Fun
Day held at Leyton Jubilee Park on Sunday 6 July
The Tour was a hair-raising spectacle!
Residents cheer on Le Tour
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Eid
Celebration
Come and celebrate the end of Ramadan
with family and friends at our fantastic
evening with entertainment.
Free tickets are available to collect
from all libraries in Waltham Forest.
There is a maximum of ve tickets
per household.
For tickets you will need to show proof
of residency (e.g. recent utility bill, council
tax bill, bank statement).
Please note, tickets are on a rst come,
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Doors open 6.30pm
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At 11pm on 4 August 1914, Britain went to war marking
the start of one of the darkest periods in European history.
To mark the centenary of World War I we will be holding a
commemorative event where we will raise the flag and remember
the lives of those who lived, fought and died in the First World War.
During the evening there will be a variety of
performances including poems, a display
of World War I photography and local art.
At 9.45pm the lights at Waltham Forest Town Hall Complex will be turned
out in preparation for LIGHTS OUT, a dramatic UK-wide event that invites
everyone to turn off their lights from 10pm to 11pm on 4 August, leaving
on a single light or candle for this shared moment of reflection.
Tickets: This is a free ticketed event and tickets are available on
a first come, first served basis from all libraries in Waltham Forest.
Please note to obtain tickets you will need to show proof of residency
(e.g. recent utility bill, council tax bill, bank statement).
World War i Commemorative Event
Monday 4 August 2014, 8pm9:45pm
Walthamstow Assembly Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow E17 4JF
020 8496 3000
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Radha is an education
inspiration
n Leyton Grandmother wins prestigious Adult Learners
Week award
n Radha Virahsawny returned to education at the age of 70
As we get older, or after a
particularly tough day at work,
many of us may start dreaming
of retirement and how well
spend our days after the rat
race.
But for one Leyton grandmother,
retirement has been a time to
seize the opportunity to return to
education, rather than taking a well-
deserved opportunity to relax.
Radha Virahsawmy, 71,
embarked on a Level 4
Understanding Visual Arts
Certicate at Birbeck, University
of London, at the age of 70, after
a long working life. This included
spells as a Housing Benet Ofcer
for Waltham Forest Council,
teaching a fashion course at
Waltham Forest College and being
a foster carer and a respite carer for
babies and mothers for more than
14 years.
Radha said: Education is very
important. When I retired, I decided I
wanted to do something worthwhile
and constructive with my time.
Thats when I decided I wanted to
study.
Though she had not studied for
several decades, Radha embraced
the learning demands of the course
and is now in her second academic
year.
In recognition of her efforts to
return to formal education, and the
clear progression she made with
grades, Radha was nominated for
an award as part of Adult Learners
Week a national celebration of
lifelong learning now in its 23rd year.
In June this year she was presented
with the Senior Learner Regional
Award.
In addition to her classes and
assignments, Radha embarked
on an IT course which signicantly
improved her technical skills,
and attended a variety of study
skills workshops to improve her
academic reading and writing.
As well as helping towards her
studies, Radhas improved IT skills
have helped her learn to use email
and Skype to keep in touch with her
family and grandchildren and friends
in Mauritius who, she says, are all
amazed and proud that I am still
studying at this ripe old age.
And what advice would she
give to other people who might
be thinking about returning to
education when they retire?
I say, go for it! You have to put
in the time and effort and dedicate
yourself to your learning, but its
very rewarding.
A very modest Radha added: Id
encourage other people who are a
similar age as me to give learning a
try. If I can do it, anyone can!
Residents who are interested
in returning to education should
contact the Waltham Forest Adult
Learning Service Waltham Forest
Councils direct provider of adult
education and work-based training.
The service provides a range
of accredited and non-accredited
learning opportunities for adults and
young people across the borough,
with hundreds of daytime, evening
and weekend courses that can
help you learn new skills, develop
existing skills to help you nd work,
set up your own business, gain a
qualication and update your skills
for professional development.
A new range of courses will begin
in September and you can apply for
a place now. Residents can claim
a 10 per cent discount when they
book and pay for a course before
Friday 29 August.
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Leyton
Community
London Beer
City
Leyton microbrewery, Brodies Beers,
is holding a Sour and Wild event as
part of London Beer City a week-long,
city-wide festival which will celebrate
Londons craft beer renaissance. The
event will take place from 10am to 6pm
on Tuesday 12 August at the King William
IV (816 High Road Leyton, E10 6AE)
where the brewery is also based. There
will be eight different sour beers on tap
alongside the regular range of cask ales,
and a special food menu to complement
the beers. Punters will also be asked to
take part in an interactive brewday, and
help Brodies design and brew a special
beer. London Beer City is an independent
event organised by Will Hawkes, author
of Craft Beer London and current British
Beer Writer of the Year. Brodies Dalston
Black IPA was recently named as one
of Time Out magazines best craft beers
made in London, so why not drop in and
try a cheeky half or two?
For more information on Brodies
Beers tweet @BrodiesBeers. For more
information on London Beer City visit
www.londonbeercity.com/schedule
or tweet @LondonBeerCity. Free
In brief
Leyton resident Radha Virahsawmy won the Senior Learner Regional
award in the 2014 Adult Learning Week Awards
More info
For more information on the
Waltham Forest Adult Learning
Service visit www.walthamforest.
gov.uk/adultlearning or phone
020 8496 3000. For more
information on Adult Learners Week
visit www.awl.org.uk.
The
Conservation
Volunteers
Green-ngered residents can join
The Conservation Volunteers (TCV)
for a series of environmental events
happening at Leyton Jubilee Park
(Seymour Road, E10 7BL) during August.
Planned activities include a Summer
Tree ID Walk on Friday 8 August, a
Buttery Walk on Friday 15 August, Bird
Box Building on Saturday 16 August
and Building Stag Beetle Loggeries on
Tuesday 26 August. TCV is a national
organisation that helps hundreds of
thousands of people contribute to and
enjoy their local green space each year.
TCV also runs a number of Green Gyms
in the borough, where residents can
take part in practical projects outdoors
to get a workout and give their local
green space a facelift at the same time.
Why not get in touch to nd out whats
happening in your part of the borough?
For more information phone Gareth
on 020 8533 8022, email gg-waltham-
forest@tcv.org.uk or visit www.tcv.
org.uk/london/waltham-forest.
Sports and
tness
Aqua Natal Yoga
Thursdays, 78pm
Forest School, College Place, E17 3PA
Aqua Natal Yoga helps prepare women for
their pregnancy and birth and explores and
aligns the body using gentle yoga postures
in water. The group is suitable for women in
their second and third trimester. For more
information visit www.arlenedunkley-
wood.co.uk, email info@arlenedunkley-
wood.co.uk or tweet @ADWdoula.
Eton Manor Athletics
Club
Tuesdays and Thursdays, times vary
The Cottage, 3 Marsh Lane, E10 7BL
Eton Manor AC is a friendly athletics club
for runners of all ages and standards.
Were not big, but we are friendly and
welcome runners and athletes of all ages
from absolute beginners to up-and-coming
elite athletes. More information about
the club or the training courses can be
found on our website. Visit www.eton-
manor.com, phone Rachel Brittle, Club
Secretary, on 07931 049 638 or email
etonmanorac2013@gmail.com
Women Only Pilates
Every Friday (except rst of the month),
78pm
Foster Hall, Wellesley Road, E17 8JZ
Traditional mat-based Pilates is one of the
most effective body sculpting workouts you
can do. Pilates combines strengthening,
relaxation, exibility, alignment and stamina
by correcting muscular imbalances
together with alleviating tension. Mixed
abilities, 5 per class, mat required. For
more information email mariabonner@
btinternet.com or phone Maria on
07514 180 360.
Zumba in Walthamstow
Thursdays, 7.30pm
Harmony Hall, 10 Truro Road, E17 7BY
Drop-in sessions, 5 per class. Five minute
walk from Walthamstow Central tube
station. For more information visit www.
katyag.zumba.com or www.facebook.
com/zumbassion, phone Katya on
07826 101 222 or email zumbassion@
gmail.com.
Learn Belly Dancing
Every Tuesday, 78pm
The Asian Centre, Orford Road, E17 9LN
A great way to help you stay in shape and
allow you to express your own personal
creativity, enjoyed by many people around
the world and for all ages. Enjoy belly
dancing for 5 for a one hour lesson. If
you are interested please phone Sarah
on 07735 345 635.
Chakra Yoga Workshop
Saturday August 9, 24.30pm
Leyton Yoga, 691 High Road Leyton,
E10 6RA
In this deeply restoring practice, learn to
work with the seven major energy centres,
the Chakras, to balance and rejuvenate
the body through classical Asanas and
advanced Pranayama. The workshop ends
with a short chakra meditation to uplift
and calm the mind. Open yourself to the
possibilities of the new while letting go of
stress and fatigue. Accessible to beginners,
with challenging options for advanced
practitioners, including headstand. 22.
For more information, or to book, email
Liz at leytonyoga@gmail.com or visit
www.leytonyoga.com.
Low Cost Yoga Class
Every Wednesday, 11am12pm
Leyton Yoga, 691 High Road Leyton,
E10 6RA
A slow-owing, dynamic practice uniting
physical exercises (asana) and breath
(pranayama), leading to deep relaxation.
Open to all levels, these classes will safely
challenge and deepen your practice,
encouraging you to feel more open, aware
and alive both on and off the mat. All
classes are drop-in, with no need to pre-
book. Cash only. 6 per class. For more
information email Liz at leytonyoga@
gmail.com or visit www.leytonyoga.
com.
Zumba Fitness with
Chloe
Tuesdays, 7pm
Walthamstow School for Girls, E17 9RZ
Wear low tread supportive trainers and
bring a bottle of water to enjoy this
exhilarating dance tness class in a
low pressure atmosphere. 5 drop in or
discounts available for advance payment.
For more information phone
07903 629 636, email chloe@
dancechloe.com or visit www.
DanceChloe.com
Circuit Training
Classes
Thursdays, 7pm
St Gabriels Church Centre, Havant Road,
E17 3JF
A high impact exercise class for men and
women who want to improve strength
and stamina. Aiding weight loss and
muscle tone in a friendly environment
with variations for all levels. 6 drop in or
discounts available for advance payment.
For more information phone 07903 629
636, email chloe@dancechloe.com or
visit www.DanceChloe.com
Yogi J Yoga
Mondays 78pm
The Limes Community Centre, 6 Somers
Road, E17 6RX
A mixed ability class focusing on mind,
body and breath. Suitable for all levels,
moving through gentle poses with options
to deepen your practice. Develop exibility,
balance, strength and relaxation in the
body and the mind. 9 drop in or buy a
six week block for 45. Bring your own
mat or buy one from me for 10. For
more information please email James
jjcassidy123@aol.com.
Mixed Ability Yoga
Classes beginners
welcome
Wednesdays, 7.309.30pm and
Thursdays, 7.309.30pm
Friends Meeting House, Bush Road,
E11 3AU
Fridays, 78.30pm and 8.4010.10pm
Mondays, 13pm
Peterhouse Centre, Forest Rise, E17 3PW
Down-to-earth Hatha Yoga. Help for
anxiety and depression as well as physical
problems. Sleep better, feel better. Fully
qualied teacher since 1984 (British
Wheel of Yoga). 8 for 90 minute classes
and 8.50 for two hours. For more
information phone Kay on 020 8554
7168 or email kay_russell_yoga@
hotmail.com
Free Lawn Green
Bowls Coaching
Saturdays, 10.30am12.30pm
Silverthorn Bowling Club, Ropers Avenue
Ground, E4 9EJ
Free coaching is available for young
people aged 11 to 16 and all adults. No
obligation to join. Adults can use bowling
as a leisurely healthy pursuit or move
into competition if inspired to do so. Our
qualied coaches are CRB checked and
fully supportive. We anticipate building a
youth team to play other Bowling Clubs
with a youth element. Come along and join
in the fun, meet new people and learn to
bowl. Free refreshments on the day. You
must wear at shoes to bowl. To book
your place phone 020 8531 6619, or
just turn up on the day.
East London School of
Karate
Days and times vary
Nexus Community Centre, 3 Snowberry
Close, E15 2AH
Classes on offer include Karate Kids for
beginners aged six and over, beginners
sessions for anyone aged 13 and over,
intermediate and advanced adult classes,
Little Tigers Club for children aged four
and ve and tness boot camps for adults.
For full information, including days and
times, visit www.elskarate.co.uk, email
info@elskarate.co.uk or phone Pam on
07853 177 950 or Kim on 07956 961
563.
West Essex Ramblers
Days and times vary
This friendly rambling group has four
guided walks a week, taking place every
Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday. Join us for a circular walk from
Mile End Station on Saturday 5 July. This
seven mile walk along Regents Canal,
Limehouse Cut and Lee Navigation
will include parts of Queen Elizabeth
Olympic Park and a caf stop. For more
information, or to request a sample
programme, phone 020 8502 1628 or
visit www.westessexramblers.org.uk.
Clubs and
community
Volunteer Recruitment
Drive Forest
Recycling Project
Throughout July
Forest Recycling Project, 2c Bakers
Avenue, E17 9AW
This month Forest Recycling Project is
focusing on volunteer opportunities. Last
year FRP stopped 78,000 litres of paint
from going to landll, so that it could be
re-used by community groups and local
people. We need your help to do even
better this year. We are now recruiting
Warehouse Volunteers, Retail Volunteers
and Work Experience Volunteers aged
1830. For more information visit www.
frponline.org.uk. If interested please
email volunteering@frponline.org.uk or
phone 020 8539 3856.
Interview Coaching
Tuesdays, 9am6pm
Near Wood Street/Forest Road,
Walthamstow
Special for the summer 20% off
individual coaching sessions, and free CV
reviews. If you feel your interview technique
is a little rusty or your CV could do with
a refresh, coaching and mock interviews
will greatly increase your chances of
success. For more information, or to
book, email nathalina@ayama.co.uk,
phone 020 8257 8475 or visit www.
ayamacoaching.co.uk
Noor Ul Islam Summer
Fete
Sunday 24 and Monday 25 August,
11am6.30pm
Leyton Sports Ground, Crawley Road,
E10 6PY
Two days of fun fair rides, stalls and
delicious foods. Entry costs 2 per person,
per day. For more information phone 020
8558 0786, visit www.noorulislam.co.uk
or email enquiries@noorulislam.co.uk.
Table Top Sale
Saturday 26 July, 10am3pm
Leytonstone High Road Methodist Church,
578 High Road Leytonstone, E11 3DS
Table top sale featuring nearly new goods,
household goods, books, CDs, DVDs, toys,
refreshments and much more. Tables
available for sellers are 6 each. Event will
take place in Lister Road car park, weather
permitting. In the event of rain, the sale
will take place in Lister Hall, Lister Road.
7487.
CHeWs Dog Training
Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays,
times vary
Venue near Chingford Mount
Friendly club offering pet dog training
classes. Puppy and adult dog classes
available. For more information phone
Sarah on 020 8523 9937 or 07732 306
543, email chewsdogtraining@yahoo.
co.uk or visit www.chewsdogtraining.
co.uk.
Miniature Steam and
Electric Train Rides
Every Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday
until 5 October, 25.30pm
Ridgeway Park, Peel Close, E4 6XU
Miniature steam and electric train rides
at Ridgeway Park Chingford are great fun
for children and adults alike. During the
school summer holidays, train rides are
also available on Wednesday afternoons
from 14pm.Train rides are available at
60p or 1.20 depending on the train track
in use. Kids under three go free with an
adult. For more information visit www.
chingford-model-engineering.com or
email chairman@chingford-model-
engineering.com.
LGBT Social Support
Afternoon
Every Thursday, 2.304.30pm
ELOP Centre, 56/60 Grove Road, E17 9BN
This is a daytime group for all men and
women who have same sex attraction to
come along and meet others in a safe
space away from the scene. This is one of
the few daytime drop-in social groups in
London for LGBT people. Entry costs just
2. For more information phone 020
8509 3898 or email info@elop.org.
Western Front
Association East
London Branch
Third Thursday of every month
Waltham Forest Sports and Social Club,
Forest Road, E17 4JF
Are you interested in the Great War? You
can meet like minded people who are
interested in the First World War. Different
speaker every month. New Members
welcome. For more information phone
Neil Pearce on 079565 41897 or email
pearce.neil@ntlworld.com.
Culture
and crafts
Summer Appetite
Festival
Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 July,
128pm
Lloyd Park, Forest Road, E17 5JW
Whats On
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The Summer Appetite Festival comes to
Lloyd Park as part of the Walthamstow
Garden Party organised by Waltham
Forest Council, Barbican and Create.
Showcasing local food businesses and
growers, the event offers visitors the
opportunity to taste and buy goods from
Walthamstow producers. Entry is free.
appetitefestival.co.uk or email events@
artillery.org.uk.
Piano and Guitar
Tuition
Flexible dates and times available
Learn to play a range of musical styles from
the comfort of your own home. Suitable for
children and adults. Covers all levels from
complete beginner to advanced. Styles
include classical, jazz, Spanish and world
music. Exam preparation included with a
current 100% pass rate. 30 per hour and
the rst lesson is free. A discount is also
available on multiple lesson purchases. For
more information, phone 07515 156 331
or email paul.mountford@hotmail.co.uk.
Free Crochet Class
Sundays, 10am to 12noon
Abstract, 54 Beulah Road, E17 9LQ
During the summer months Abstract yarn
shop is happy to offer a free crochet class
for residents. There is no need to book, just
drop in. A bit of patience is needed! For
more information phone 07971 255 705.
E17 Designers
Marquee
Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 July,
125pm
Lloyd Park, Forest Road, E17 5JW
E17 Designers present a Marquee of local
artists and makers, as part of Walthamstow
Garden Party Waltham Forest Council,
barbican and Creates free festival of
music, art, theatre and food celebrating the
best of the borough. For more information
email contact@e17designers.co.uk,
visit www.facebook.com/e17designers
or tweet @E17designers.
Strung Out Violin
Group for Adults
Recruiting now for September
Studio Ofce, Quaker Meeting House, 1a
Jewel Road, E17 4QU
Got a violin in your attic you want to
dust down? Fancy learning a new skill?
Strung Out is a fun violin group for adult
enthusiasts of all levels, with a professional
musician. All styles of music welcomed
from classical to traditional. Fun is the key
ingredient! Evening classes are limited, so
please phone to reserve a place.
If you are interested in a day class,
please enquire. For more information
phone Alison on 07740 622 428, email
strungout@shapeshifter-productions.
com or visit www.shapeshifter-
productions.com.
Five String Banjo
Classes for Adults
Mondays, 6.30pm and Wednesdays,
7.30pm
Studio Ofce, Quaker Meeting House,
1a Jewel Road, E17 4QU
Recruiting now for new classes in
September. Improving beginners can join
the Monday class, while improvers and
intermediates can join the Wednesday
class. Dick Smith teaches ve-string
Banjo classes in three nger bluegrass
style picking. Start from scratch or brush
up your banjo skills in a relaxed and fun
environment. Private lessons are also
available. For more information phone
07745 052 525, visit www.banjosmith.
co.uk or email info.banjosmith@gmail.
com.
Ukulele Classes for
Adults
Wednesdays, 7.30pm and Saturdays,
10.30am and 11.30am
Studio Ofce, Quaker Meeting House, 1a
Jewel Road, E17 4QU
Recruiting now for classes starting
Monday 8 September. Learn the ukulele
or improve your skills with an experienced,
professional musician in a fun and relaxed
environment. Instruments not provided. For
more information phone 07745 052 525,
visit www.banjosmith.co.uk or email
info.banjosmith@gmail.com.
Guided Walks at
Walthamstow Garden
Party
Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 July, times
vary
Lloyd Park, Forest Road, E17 5EH
Join the History Walk from 2 to 3pm and
learn more about Lloyd Parks rich heritage.
Simply meet inside Lloyd Park, at the back
of the William Morris Gallery.
Or join the William Morris Garden Walk,
from 3.30 to 4.30pm. Discover Morris key
passions through Lloyd Parks interpretive
garden and learn about beautiful and useful
plants. Meet in the William Morris Garden,
at the back of the William Morris Gallery.
Places for both walks are limited, so please
arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Access needs? Contact us to discuss your
requirements. For more information
email ellie.mortimer@walthamforest.
gov.uk or phone 020 8496 2822.
Leyton and Wanstead
Flower Club
Tuesday 5 August, 7.30 9.45pm
Quaker Meeting Hall, Bush Road, E11 3AU
Come along see owers arranged by Carol
Campbell in beautiful designs. The theme
of this meeting will be Do You Remember.
Have a cup of tea and a chat, and maybe
win the owers in the rafe.
Visitors always welcome. Cost 6
6526, email pamfo@btinternet.com.
JGL Singers
Tuesdays from 9 September, 7.309pm
Venue tbc
JGL Singers have been together for over
two years. A lovely bunch who get together
to enjoy good singing, getting together,
making new friends, but especially gaining
condence through song. Our repertoire
is varied, inspirational, positive and
feel-good. Why not come and join us in
September? For more information email
jennylatouche@hotmail.com or phone
07973 390 628.
Summer Gospel
Thursday 31 July, 7 9.30pm
All Saints Church, Church Avenue, Highams
Park, E4 9QD
British Gospel Arts invites you to Summer
Gospel a concert of choirs in celebration
of its 15th birthday. Featuring 2020 Youth
Choir, who performed for BT Sport Relief
and Children in Need, the B.I.G Choir,
who were nalists in BBC Songs of Praise
Gospel Choir of the Year, British Gospel
Arts and Project Choir. Advanced tickets
are available priced 5 each or 18 for a
family ticket. Tickets on the door cost 6 or
20 for a family. To buy advanced tickets
visit www.eventbrite.co.uk or www.
britishgospelarts.com.
Starlighter Musical
Theatre
Thursdays, 8.30pm
St Stephens Church, Copeland Road,
E17 9DB
We are looking for new members who
would like to perform while raising money
for a local charity, CREST Waltham Forest.
All members contribute 5 per week to
cover expenses. If you are interested,
or would like more information, please
phone 020 8923 5416.
Children and
young people
Spanish for Toddlers
Every Saturday, 10.30 am
Mission Grove School, Mission Grove Road,
E17 7EJ
Learning Spanish in a fun and relaxed
environment. Singing and games. Suitable
for children aged three to six. Half hour
class, taught by a native Spanish-speaking
tutor.
New course starts Saturday 13 September.
65 per term for ten week course. 5
registration fee. To book phone 07568
157 028 or email rachelbettelley@
hotmail.com.
French for Children
Every Saturday, 12.15pm
Mission Grove School, Mission Grove Road,
E17 7EJ
Learning French in a fun and relaxed
environment. Games, dance and cooking.
Suitable for children aged six to eight.
One hour class, taught by a native
French-speaking tutor. New course starts
Saturday 13 September. 70 per term for
ten week course. 5 registration fee. To
book phone 07568 157 028 or email
rachelbettelley@hotmail.com.
E17 Junior Guitar Club
Saturdays, times vary
Hornbeam Centre, 458 Hoe Street,
E17 9AH
Guitar playing fun for children of all
abilities. Ages 7 and upwards. Pay 8 for
a taster session, then 48 for a half-term
of six lessons 30 minutes each. For more
information phone Christian Karlsson
on 07958 471 083, email chris@
stunningmusic.com or visit www.
stunningmusic.com.
Acting Bugs
Every Friday, 9.5011.30am
The Peterhouse Centre, 122 Forest Rise,
E17 3PW
Acting Bugs and Diddy Bugs are drama
groups for children aged three to four
years and 18 months to three years lead
by local TV actress and mum, Sam Seager,
and childrens author Shirani Bolle. The
sessions introduce pre-school children to
the world of drama in a fun and playful
way, inspiring young imaginations through
storytelling, movement, music, puppets
and bubbles. Parents stay with their
children through the session. Numbers
strictly limited so please email or call
to book your free taster session. Email
info@actingbugs.co.uk, visit www.
actingbugs.co.uk or phone 07548 196
722.
Waltham Forest
Dyslexia Association
Summer Transition
Club
Monday 28 July to Friday 1 August,
10am3pm
Forest School, Snaresbrook, E17 3PY
To get a taste of secondary school life,
WFDA is hosting a free fun Summer
Transition Club for Year 6 pupils with
dyslexia/dyspraxia who are moving on to
Year 7 in September. Book early as places
are limited. For more information visit
www.wfda.org.uk, email Helen@wfa.
org.uk or phone her on 07702 601 897.
Children and Young
Peoples Directory
Compiled by the Councils Early
Intervention and Prevention Service (EIP),
the CYPD is packed with useful information
and guidance for all families including
local support services, Ofsted registered
childcare and a Whats On section
with activities for all ages. For more
information visit www.walthamforest.
gov.uk/cypd
Council
Meetings
Tuesday 22 July
Licensing and Gambling Committee, 6pm
All meetings are held at Waltham
Forest Town Hall and start at 7.30pm
unless stated otherwise.
Please note inclusion cannot be guaranteed,
due to the high volume of requests received.
The deadline for 27 January 2014 edition is
Friday 10 January
Email your event details to:
walthamforestnews@walthamforest.gov.uk
Tell us whats on
Free internet access is available at all
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Please note inclusion cannot be guaranteed,
due to the high volume of requests received.
The deadline for 25 August edition is
Friday 8 August
Email your event details to:
walthamforestnews@walthamforest.gov.uk
Tell us whats on
Free internet access is available at all
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Music Concert
Dont miss legends Sister
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well as some of our best local
talent taking the stage!
Family Fun Day
A fabulous fun day in the park
packed with activities and
entertainment, including a fun
fair, bouncy castles, garden
games, gladiator joust, bungee
run and much more!
Saturday 9 August, 2pm7pm Sunday 10 August, 1pm6pm
The fantastic Chingford
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Leading
the way
to better
health
n Leyton Gym has been extended
to offer more than double the
amount of equipment
n British long jumper Jade
Johnson came down to open
the new-improved gym
British long jumper, Jade Johnson; Council Leader, Chris Robbins and Cabinet Member
for Health and Wellbeing, Cllr Ahsan Khan, helped open the new-look Leyton Gym
Whether youre thinking of
getting active for the rst time in
years or youre already a tness
enthusiast, now is the perfect
time to check out the newly-
extended Leyton Gym.
Leyton Gym (formerly Plumtree
Studios, 787 High Road Leyton, E10
5AB) was completely refurbished
in 2013 thanks to a partnership
between Waltham Forest Council
and leisure provider, Better, as
part of a 24.5million programme
of investment to transform all of
Waltham Forests leisure centres into
rst-rate facilities.
Following overwhelming demand
from residents and a huge increase
in visitor numbers since then, the
gym has now been extended into the
former Blockbuster Video premises
downstairs. It now extends across
two oors and is full of even more
brand new cutting-edge gym
equipment.
While a variety of leisure
centre memberships are on offer,
local people can benet from a
membership scheme that will allow
them to use the facilities at Leyton
Gym for just 19.95 a month. Thats
less than 2 per visit if you visit three
times a week each month.
The gym extension was ofcially
opened on Wednesday 25 June
following a further 200,000
refurbishment programme and
an extra 224 new members have
already signed up to try out the
facilities.
There is now a 100+ station gym
upstairs, spacious free weights area,
fully refurbished changing rooms and
a fast-track entry system. The new
downstairs area has an additional 34
gym stations.
To celebrate the refurbishment,
British long jumper Jade Johnson
came along to help Council Leader,
Chris Robbins, open the fantastic
new facilities.
Cllr Ahsan Khan, Cabinet Member
for Health and Wellbeing, told
Waltham Forest News: Were
investing 24.5million in improving
our leisure centres as part of
our better place scheme so that
residents have the best possible
facilities available to them.
We know that having access to
rst-class leisure centres will help
residents improve and maintain their
physical and emotional health and
wellbeing, and help to create the
next generation of sporting talent.
As well as the new gym
equipment and fully refurbished
changing rooms, visitors can enjoy
a packed class timetable featuring
everything from power pump and
Brazilian dance to Pilates and Yoga.
Female members can also take
part in new women-only gym
sessions starting at the end of July
to complement the well-attended
women-only swimming lessons that
We want residents to enjoy the very best of
our leisure facilities. Whether youre starting
a new activity or youre a regular gym
goer, or even a part of the next generation
of budding sports stars, theres something
suitable for everyone.
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take place across the road at Leyton
Leisure Centre (763 High Road
Leyton, E10 5AB) which have proved
incredibly popular.
Cllr Khan added: We want
residents to enjoy the very best of
our facilities and to get active now.
So whether youre starting a new
activity or youre a regular gym goer,
or even a part of the next generation
of budding sports stars, theres
something suitable for everyone and
lots of choice too.
So if youre keen to improve your
tness and boost your health why
not give Leyton Gym, or your nearest
leisure centre, a try this summer?
In brief
Abi, owner of Grace & Albert Cookshop,
served up tasty treats. Photo by Chrina
Jarvis
Family
Highams Park Day
More than a thousand residents turned
out to enjoy the sun and meet friends
old and new at the annual Highams Park
Day, held on Saturday 12 July. The event,
which is organised by The Highams Park
Society and supported by the Highams
Park Community Ward Forum, took place
on Vincent Green. Visitors enjoyed some
fty stalls offering everything from arts
and crafts to books, toys and games,
while younger residents enjoyed a bouncy
castle, coconut shy and beat the goalie.
There was also a barbecue, refreshments
and cakes a-plenty. The event closed
with brilliant song and dance by children
from RAW Academy. Over 1,000 was
raised for local organisations and charities,
and Captain Jack Sparrow (aka Jim
Renwick) also collected donations for
Macmillan. Andrew Golds, Treasurer of
The Highams Park Society, said: It was an
amazing, memorable day when the whole
community got together and celebrated
Highams Park.
For more information, or to join the
Society, visit www.highamsparksociety.
co.uk or phone Andrew Golds on 020
8531 5695.
More info
For more information, including
opening hours or membership
enquiries, visit www.better.
org.uk/leyton, phone 020 8558
8858 or speak to a member of
the team at Leyton Gym. For
more information on the Councils
Better Leisure programme visit
www.walthamforest.gov.uk/
betterleisure.
Residents have even more opportunities
to get lost in a good book now that
the UKs largest network of Little Free
Libraries (LFL) has been installed in
the borough. Twelve LFLs which are
book sharing structures, designed by
local artists have been installed in
front gardens and businesses around
E17. Each LFL holds 30 books, including
childrens books, for people to take a
book, leave a book, donate a book. The
Little Free Library Project, a UK charity,
brought the initiative to Walthamstow
and is working with communities across
the country to create and install LFLs.
The organisation promotes reading,
literacy and art. Two new LFLs are being
installed in Leyton and Leytonstone,
and fundraising is underway for one
at Frederic Bremer School, which will
be designed by students. Kickstarter
campaigns will cover the costs of
building and installation.
To nd out more visit www.
littlefreelibraryproject.org.uk. To
donate to the Frederick Bremer
campaign visit www.kickstarter.com
and search Frederick Bremer.
Little Free Libraries
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Safer Place
Waltham Forest
awarded White
Ribbon Status
n White Ribbon Campaign aims to end violence against women
and girls
n Council signs a pledge and takes steps to make borough safer
for victims
Waltham Forest has been
awarded White Ribbon Status
in recognition of the boroughs
efforts to end violence against
women and girls and make our
community a safer place.
The White Ribbon Campaign
(WRC) is a male-led campaign,
which gives accreditation to
councils that highlight their
commitment to urge men to take a
stance against violence.
Councillors and senior Council
ofcers met on Tuesday 15 July to
sign pledge boards, acknowledging
their support for the campaign.
They also pledged to take the steps
needed to make the borough a
safer place for victims of domestic
violence.
So far, 45 other councils in the
country have signed the pledge,
including six London boroughs.
Currently, Waltham Forest and
Havering are the only two east
London boroughs to have signed
up.
Cllr Liaquat Ali MBE JP, Cabinet
Member for Community Safety and
Cohesion, told Waltham Forest
News: We are delighted to receive
White Ribbon Status. Violence
against women and girls is wholly
unacceptable and something we
are working hard to tackle.
Abuse can take many forms
and takes place in any kind of
relationship or household. Id
urge any woman who has been
subjected to violence, or who has
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Cllr Liaquat Ali MBE JP, Cabinet Member for Community Safety and Cohesion, with
members of Leyton Orients rst team when they signed the pledge earlier this year
Your views on
hate crime
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson,
the Metropolitan Police and Crown
Prosecution Service are asking
Londoners to have their say on how
the citys approach to tackling hate
crime can be improved. Residents and
organisations can give their views as
part of an online consultation which is
open now. The Mayors Ofce for Policing
and Crime (MOPAC) wants to increase
the condence of communities in
reporting hate crimes to the police, and
the consultation aims to ensure better
support for victims and more effective
enforcement against perpetrators of hate
crimes. Hate crime can include verbal
abuse, physical assault, domestic abuse,
harassment and damage to property.
It can be motivated by race, religion,
sexual orientation and disability. The
online consultation closes on Friday 5
September 2014.
To take part in the consultation
visit www.london.gov.uk/priorities/
policing-crime/consultations. Free
In brief
concerns for a friend or family
member, to seek the free and
condential help that is available
locally.
I want to encourage as many
residents as possible to support
the campaign and join us in making
a stand against violence towards
women and girls.
The WRC principle of asking men
to take a stand against violence
is now fully incorporated in many
Council projects. This includes the
East London Harmful Practices
pilot - a GLA funded scheme run
in conjunction with Newham and
Tower Hamlets.
This two year pilot looks at how
the boroughs and their partner
organisations can tackle domestic
violence, forced marriage and
other similar issues together. It will
also offer training and educational
resources to the staff involved.
Leyton Orient Football Club has
also been actively working with
the Council since last November
to tackle domestic violence in
the borough. The club signed the
pledge to support the WRC earlier
this year and future projects with the
Council will include a short video
featuring rst team players and
the manager speaking out against
violence and advising victims on
what help is available locally.
The Council also works closely
with the Independent Domestic
Violence Advisory Service (IDVA)
to help victims and witnesses
of domestic violence and abuse
through service providers such as
Victim Support, Stay Safe East,
Ashiana and The Kiran Project.
There are many different types
of abuse. While physical assault
may be what most people think of
rst, abuse can also be of a subtler
nature, such as psychological.
nancial and emotional.
Advice and information on
support services in the borough is
available on the Council website.
More info
For more information on the
Councils work to tackle domestic
violence visit www.walthamforest.
gov.uk/domestic-violence.
For information about the White
Ribbon Campaign visit www.
whiteribboncampaign.co.uk. Free
Bogus caller
warning
Residents are being warned to be wary
of bogus callers after a couple of local
incidents targeting residents. Bogus
callers can pretend to be from your gas,
electricity or water company, or say they
are a salesperson or tradesman. Before
you answer your door to unexpected
callers, remember to take the following
steps. Lock all other outer doors before
you answer the front door. Some burglars
work together one keeps you chatting
at the front door while another gets in
through a back door. Put the chain on
the door and look through the window or
spy-hole to see whos there. Ask for an
identity card and examine it carefully. If
you are still unsure, check who they are
by phoning the company they claim to
represent. Get the phone number from
a bill or the phone book rather than a
number they give you, as they could be
putting you through to an accomplice.
You can always ask a caller to come back
at another time when someone will be
with you, or tell them to write to you to
arrange an appointment. A genuine caller
wont mind you taking these precautions.
Remember you do not have to let any
stranger into your home. If you are
suspicious, feel threatened or the caller
will not leave, dial 999 and ask for the
police.
For more advice visit www.ageuk.
org.uk and search bogus callers.
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The Targeted Youth Support Service
will be delivering a free referral
based Summer Uni programme
for young people aged 11 to 19
and up to 25 for young people with
disabilities, and from 5 year olds
for young carers.
The programme will consist
of accredited courses such
as performing arts, computer
animation, multi-sports,
photography, steel pan, video
production, music production or
boxing, run at our youth centres
and various venues across the
borough.
The Summer Uni programme
will be celebrated by a graduation
event in December 2014 where
students will showcase their music
video and other skills which they
have learnt.
Contact us for more information on enrolment on 0208 496 1530
or email youth.service@walthamforest.gov.uk
Targeted Youth Support
Services Summer University
Monday 28 July to Friday 29 August
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If you want to be kept
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service changes and
consultations, sign up
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Highways
LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM
FOREST
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984
SECTION 14(1)
THE WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS
ROADS PRINCIPAL ROAD RENEWAL
AND HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE)
(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF
TRAFFIC, RESTRICTION ON WAITING
AND LOADING AND SUSPENSION OF
ONE-WAY WORKING) (NO. 1) ORDER
2014* (ref. TT34) AND CORRECTION
TO A NOTICE ADVERTISED ON 7th
JULY 2014 REGARDING THE WALTHAM
FOREST (CLEVELAND PARK AVENUE
HIGH STREET ARCADE DEVELOPMENT
AND VARIOUS ROADS) (TEMPORARY
RESTRICTION ON WAITING AND
LOADING AND SUSPENSION OF ROAD
CLOSURE) (NO. 1) ORDER 2014 (ref.
TT9b)
1. The Council of the London Borough
of Waltham Forest (therein after called
the Council) HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that
on 15th July 2014 it made an Order* to
enable highway construction works to be
carried out in a safe and efcient manner in
various roads, the general effect of which
would be, only at such times and to such
extent as regulatory signs are displayed,
to prohibit trafc (except works vehicles),
restrict waiting and loading by vehicles
(except works vehicles) and temporarily
suspend one-way working in adjoining
roads.
2. Whilst the works are being carried out,
no person shall cause or permit any vehicle
to:
(a) enter, proceed, wait or load for any
purpose, at any time, in the roads or
sections of roads mentioned in Schedule 1
of this notice;
(b) enter, proceed, wait or load for any
purpose, at any time, within 30 metres of
the junction of any road adjoining the roads
or sections of roads contained in Schedule
1 of this notice; and
(c) wait or load for any purpose, at any
time, in the section of road mentioned in
Schedule 2 of this notice.
N.B. These works will not be carried
out simultaneously in all roads but in a
sequence as directed by the Council.
3. Whilst this notice continues in
operation the one way workings in James
Lane E11 as prescribed by The London
Trafc (Prescribed Routes) (Leyton) (No.
3) Regulations 1963 are suspended only
during such time works are being carried
out in Whipps Cross Road E11.
4. Vehicular access to properties affected
by these works will be maintained wherever
possible, subject to the extent and
operation of the closure.
5. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in
paragraph 2(a) and (b) above remain in
force, alternative routes for trafc would be
indicated by trafc signs.
6. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard
of this Order would be removed.
7. The restrictions mentioned above
would not apply in relation to any vehicle
being used:
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Public notices
Notices
PUBLIC NOTICE
FOREST
DESIGNATION OF AN AREA FOR
SELECTIVE LICENSING
Section 80, Housing Act 2004
Notice is hereby given that the London
Borough of Waltham Forest in exercise
of its powers under section 80 of the
Housing Act 2004 (the Act) has on the
24th day of June 2014 designated for
selective licensing the area of the London
Borough of Waltham Forest as delineated
and edged red on the Map at Annex A.
The designation shall be known as the
London Borough of Waltham Forest
Designation of an Area for Selective
Licensing 2014. The designation applies
to any privately rented property subject to
any statutory exceptions set out below.
The designation falls within a description
of designations for which the Secretary of
State has issued a General Approval under
section 82 of Housing Act 2004: Licensing
of Houses in Multiple Occupation and
Selective Licensing of Other Residential
Accommodation (England) General
Approval 2010 dated 30th March 2010.
Therefore the designation need not be
conrmed and will come into force on 1st
April 2015 and unless previously revoked,
this designation shall cease to have effect
on 31st March 2020.
This designation applies to any house
which is let or occupied under a tenancy
or licence within the area shown at Annex
A unless:
1. The house is a house in multiple
occupation and is required to be
licensed under Part 2 of the Act; or
2. The house is subject to a temporary
exemption under section 86 of the Act;
or
3. The house is subject to an Interim
or Final Management Order under
Chapter 1 or 2 of Part 4 of the Act;
4. The tenancy or licence of the house
has been granted by a body which is
registered as a social landlord under
Part 1 of the Housing Act 1996;
5. The house is occupied under a tenancy
or licence which is exempt under the
Act or the occupation is of a building
or part of a building so exempt as
dened in The Selective Licensing
of Houses (Specied Exemptions)
(England) Order 2006 SI 370/2006
Upon the Designation coming into force on
1st April 2015 any person who operates
a licensable property without a licence
shall be guilty of an offence under Section
95(1) of the Act, and shall be liable to
prosecution and upon summary conviction
liable to a ne not exceeding 20,000.
A person who breaches a condition of a
licence is liable to prosecution and upon
summary conviction liable to a ne not
exceeding 5,000.
If you are a landlord, managing agent,
or a tenant, and wish to inspect this
designation, apply for a licence or require
further information, this is available from:
The Private Sector Housing Team
Sycamore House
Forest Road London E17 4JF
Telephone 020 8496 3000 or e-mail
selective.licensing@walthamforest.
gov.uk
If you are a landlord, managing agent, or a tenant, and wish to inspect this
designation, apply for a licence or require further information, this is available from:
The Private Sector Housing Team
Sycamore House
Forest Road London E17 4JF
Telephone 020 8496 3000 or e-mail selective.licensing@walthamforest.gov.uk
Annex A
Annex A
(a) in connection with the said works; or
(b) for ambulance, re brigade or police
purposes in an emergency, if the works
allow.
8. The Order* will come into operation
on 21st July 2014 and would be valid for
a maximum period of 6 months or until
the works are completed, whichever is the
sooner.
9. Please note a correction to a notice
advertised on 7th July 2014 in the
Waltham Forest News issue 117 (ref.
TT9b.). That notice was to indicate that
The Waltham Forest (Cleveland Park
Avenue High Street Arcade Development
and Various Roads) (Temporary Restriction
on Waiting and Loading and Suspension
of Road Closure) (No. 1) Order 2014 was
actually made on 2nd July 2014 rather
than being an intention to be made (the
Councils intention to make this Order was
advertised on 23rd June 2014). The Order
became effective on 7th July 2014.
Dated 21st July 2014
Mr K Valavan, Head of Highways and
Infrastructure, Public Realm, Low Hall,
Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS
Schedule 1
Argall Avenue E10 between its south-
western extremity (south-west to north-east
arm) and its junction with Staffa Road;
Chingford Mount Road E4 between its
junctions with New Road E4 and Frankland
Road E4;
Hall Lane E4 between its junction with
Old Church Road E4 and a point 50 metres
west of that said junction;
Old Church Road E4 between its
junctions with Chingford Avenue E4 and
New Road E4;
New Road E4 between its junction with
Old Church Road and a point 50 metres
east of that said junction;
Whipps Cross Road E11 between its
junctions with Lea Bridge Road and the
Green Man Roundabout
Schedule 2
Albert Crescent between the northern
kerb-line of Hall Lane E4 and the south-
western kerb-line of Cherrydown Avenue E4
FOREST
SECTION 14(1)
THE WALTHAM FOREST
(WALTHAMSTOW STADIUM AREA)
(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC
AND RESTRICTION ON WAITING AND
LOADING) (NO. 1) ORDER 2014 (TT35)
1. The Council of the London Borough of
Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that
on 15th July 2014 it made an Order to
enable highway works to connect electricity
supply to a new development to be carried
out in a safe and efcient manner in
certain roads, the general effect of which
would be, only at such times and to such
extent as regulatory signs are displayed to
temporarily prohibit trafc (except works
vehicles) and restrict waiting and loading by
vehicles (except works vehicles) in certain
roads.
2. Whilst the works are being carried out,
no person shall cause or permit any vehicle
to enter, proceed, wait or load for any
purpose, at any time, in the roads, or parts
of roads listed in the Schedule to this Notice.
3. Whilst the prohibitions referred to
in paragraph 2 above remain in force,
alternative routes for trafc would be
5. The restrictions mentioned above would
not apply in relation to any vehicle being
used -
purposes in an emergency.
6. The Order will come into operation on
28th July 2014 and would be valid for a
maximum period of 6 months or until the
works are completed, whichever is the
sooner.
NOTE: These works will not be carried out
simultaneously in the roads mentioned but
in a sequence as directed by the Council.
Leaets would be distributed and signage
placed in advance of any works in the
above mentioned roads which would give
more specic details on the exact dates of
the prohibitions, effects of any temporary
trafc management and diversion routes as
necessary.
Schedule
Road Denition
Grove Park
Avenue E4
Between its junction with
Wadham Road E4 and its
junction with the south-west
to north-east arm of Grove
Park Avenue
Empress
Avenue E4
Between its junction with
Chingford Road and a point
15 metres north-east of that
said junction
FOREST
SECTION 14(1)
THE WALTHAM FOREST (MELFORD
ROAD AND PARK GROVE ROAD FLOOD
RELIEF) (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF
TRAFFIC, RESTRICTION ON WAITING
AND LOADING AND SUSPENSION OF
ONE-WAY WORKING) (NO. 1) ORDER
2014 (TT36)
1. The Council of the London Borough of
Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
that on 15th July 2014 it made an Order
to enable Thames Water to carry out ood
relief works in a safe and efcient manner
in Melford Road E11 and Park Grove Road
E11, the general effect of which would be,
only at such times and to such extent as
regulatory signs are displayed, to prohibit
vehicles (except works vehicles), restrict
waiting and loading by vehicles (except
works vehicles) and suspend one-way
operation in these road (ref. TT36).
2. Whilst the works are being carried
out, no person shall cause or permit any
vehicle to enter, proceed, wait or load for any
purpose, at any time in:
(a) Melford Road E11 between its
junction with the north-west to south-east
arm of Park Grove Road E11 and the
common boundary of Nos. 26 and 28
Melford Road E11; and
(b) Park Grove Road E11 between
the common boundary of Nos. 34 and 36
Park Grove Road and the north-western
kerb-line of the rear entrance to Nos. 1 to 27
Granleigh Road (opposite north-eastern wall
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Planning
FOREST
PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND
CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990
SECTION 67
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following
application for a building within a
Conservation Area has been made to this
Authority.
APPL.NO 2014/1429
APPLICANT Mr Alan Thomas
ADDRESS 39 Orford Road
Walthamstow
London, E17 9NL
PROPOSAL Installation of new shopfront
with two rooights to existing pitch roof at
front.
The application is open to inspection by the
Public at the ofces of the Development
Management, Sycamore House, Town Hall
Complex, Forest Road, London E17 4JF
between the hours of 9.00a.m. 5.00p.m.
Monday to Friday. Any representations
relating to the application should be made
in writing to the Planning Division within 21
days of the date of this Notice.
David Scoureld Head of
Development Management on Behalf
of London Borough of Waltham Forest
of No. 5 Melford Road).
3. Whilst the works are being carried
out the one-way operation for trafc
in Melford Road E11 is temporarily
suspended.
4. Whilst the prohibitions referred to
in paragraph 2 above remain in force,
alternative routes for trafc would be
6. The restrictions mentioned above
would not apply in relation to any vehicle
being used:
purposes in an emergency, if the works
allow.
7. The Order will come into operation on
28th July 2014 and would be valid for a
maximum period of 6 months or until the
works are completed, whichever is the
sooner.
NOTE: These works will not be carried
out simultaneously in all roads but in a
sequence as directed by the Council.
Leaets would be distributed and signage
placed in advance of any works in the
above mentioned roads which would give
more specic details on the exact dates of
the prohibitions, effects of any temporary
trafc management and diversion routes as
necessary.
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collected free from your doorstep,
including unwanted large domestic
appliances call 0800 085 1050*
or visit 123recycleforfree.co.uk
Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 July 2014, 12noon9pm (8pm Sun)
Lloyd Park (behind William Morris Gallery)
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