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WALTHAMSTOW: Ungritted lane concerns cyclists
9:55am Tuesday 6th January 2009
A SECTION of a major cycle lane has been left without grit in spite of a leaking water pipe and freezing temperatures.
Comments (2)WALTHAMSTOW: Church murder accused freed
11:58am Monday 5th January 2009
A MAN accused of the murder of a homeless woman in a Walthamstow churchyard has been freed due to lack of evidence.
LEYTON: Students celebrate diversity
4:11pm Monday 5th January 2009
COLLEGE students celebrated different cultures at an event to celebrate diversity.
LEYTONSTONE: Police seek gang of robbers
1:32pm Monday 5th January 2009
A GANG of four yobs assaulted and robbed a man as he crossed a Leytonstone footbridge.
WALTHAM FOREST: New hope for commuters
11:25am Monday 5th January 2009
COMMUTERS in Waltham Forest could benefit from improved train services if Transport for London (TfL) is successful in its bid for government funding.
LEYTONSTONE: Date set for troubled pub appeal
10:53am Monday 5th January 2009
A DATE has been set for a Leytonstone pub’s appeal against a decision to close it down following complaints of crime and anti-social behaviour.
WALTHAM FOREST: Borough is an "alcohol blackspot"
11:51am Friday 2nd January 2009
WALTHAM Forest is one of eleven London boroughs to receive a slice of a £1.5million fund aimed at reducing alcohol-related crime and disorder.
WALTHAMSTOW: Woman sexually assaulted in busy street
11:48am Friday 2nd January 2009
A WOMAN was sexually assaulted by a pervert in broad daylight in Walthamstow.
CHINGFORD: Slug found in supermarket tinned peas
9:00am Thursday 1st January 2009
A WALTHAMSTOW man ended up with more than just one of his five-a-day when he found a slug in a tin of Morrison’s peas.
LEYTONSTONE: Traders fear CPZ will hurt businesses
2:15pm Wednesday 31st December 2008
CONCERNED traders fear that the introduction of increased parking restrictions will be the nail in the coffin for their businesses.
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