WELCOME TO THIS YEAR’S FEEL GOOD FESTIVAL OF SPORT, HEALTH, LEISURE, LEARNING AND CULTURE.

We are enjoying a fantastic This could be a sporting activity such as tennis with one of our summer of sport and culture in partners, learning a new skill or hobby at the Adult Learning Waltham Forest this year – from Service or perhaps volunteering with our Legends of the Forest in Bicycle Ballet at Chingford May our London Borough of Culture programme. Day Fayre as part of London Featuring over 300 events over 30 days, from Tai Chi to Borough of Culture 2019 and trampolining, walking football to fun runs, gardening to computer the CEV Beach Volleyball courses, there will be a huge range of activities on offer including Continental Cup at Feel Good health workshops and family-friendly activity sessions – many of Too Centre in May to the launch them are free. of Waltham Forest and England We want to build upon the feel-good factor this summer of sport and Wales Cricket Board’s first has created in our community by staging a festival that is jam- Urban Cricket hub at Leyton packed with events and activities to help you look after every Sports Ground later in June. aspect of your health and wellbeing, whether that’s through sport, learning or cultural activities – everyone is different! But rather than watching on the sidelines, it’s now time for you To find out what’s going on this month and how you can connect, to get involved and emulate this be active, take notice, learn or give – and help us to make summer’s sporting and cultural Waltham Forest the Feel Good borough – pick up the Feel Good heroes. The Feel Good Festival of booklet in your local library, leisure centre, Town Hall reception, Sports, Learning and Culture, which the Junction Centre or Queen’s Road Learning Centre. You can runs throughout June, will shine also visit walthamforest.gov.uk/feelgoodfestival. a spotlight on the different ways Cllr Simon Miller, Lead Member for Economic Growth and you can improve your health and High Streets, and Cllr Naheed Asghar, Lead Member for wellbeing by partaking in a variety Health and Voluntary Sector Partnerships of different activities. This year the offer is even bigger and better than ever as we combine the Sports and Leisure offer with our Adult Learning Service offer, and ways you can get involved with London Borough of Culture 2019. Improving the quality of life of our local residents is important to us, and that relies on the availability of different opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to participate in something that makes them feel good. Movement is people power!

Marvin believes even 5 minutes of physical activity can make a difference to your health and wellbeing.

Marvin, 43 Mental health and stigma One in four people will experience a mental health Mental wellbeing problem in their lifetime yet many people still feel ashamed to say they are one of them. This can prevent people from seeking help or even talking to Take part in our Feel Good festival this June friends or family about their problems. to support your wellbeing. There are lots of We are supporting the Time to Change campaign activities to help you participate in the 5 ways to tackle stigma and discrimination around mental of wellbeing. Evidence suggests that there are health. You can find out more about our campaign It’s never too small actions everyone can take to improve late to start and how to become a local Time to Change wellbeing, decrease and prevent mental health champion by visiting www.bit.ly/timetochangeWF problems and also help people to flourish. Some or email [email protected] of these actions can be summarised in the 5 ways to wellbeing and are as follows: Support for mental health and Mental wellbeing is about feeling healthy and happy, wellbeing and able to live a fulfilling, quality life. It allows us to If you are experiencing low mood, feeling anxious, enjoy positive relationships and be able to deal with stressed or having problems sleeping, there is online the day to day challenges that come our way in life. support available at www.good-thinking.uk Young

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TGOGC TGOGyms GreatOutdoorGym @TGO_Outdoor Gyms ALCOHOL The Chief Medical Officer has published new safe drinking guidelines. Here are some of the Be sugar smart key points: • Both men and women are advised not to regularly drink more than 14 units a week. Too much sugar is bad for our health. • That is equivalent to 6 pints of 4% beer or 6 Did you know that an average school glasses of 13% wine. child in England consumes half their • It is best to spread alcohol consumption evenly across the week. recommended sugar allowance before they even get to school in the morning? • If you are pregnant you are recommended not to drink alcohol at all. Here are simple steps you can take to Find out more by visiting reduce your family’s sugar consumption: www.drinkaware.co.uk. • Why not consider swapping fruit juices, For anyone concerned about their drinking our sugary drinks and milkshakes for water alcohol services are able to help. Contact CGL Waltham Forest on 0203 826 9600. or sugar-free varieties. • Remember most products have traffic SEXUAL HEALTH light labels, usually on the front of the Welcome to All East, a sexual health service that’s here for you. pack. Try and pick ones that have a All East provides free and confidential sexual green light for sugar. health services at centres across East For more ideas on how to cut back on London, providing everything from sexual health screenings (including HIV testing) to sugar visit www.nhs.uk/change4life contraception services. Visit alleast.nhs.uk/ to find out about our Waltham Forest services. 02 05 08 Smart E17 Art New recycling Trail markets

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The team celebratesWE’RE an amazing season including, front row left to right: James Brophy, Dale Gorman, chairman NigelBACK! Travis, captain Jobi McAnuff, vice-chairman Kent Teague, manager Justin Edinburgh, Macauley Bonne. Image: Simon O’Connor

Waltham Forest has a Football up petitions with debts of more back into the Football League at an League. He told us: “This has been League team once more as Leyton than £5.5m. emotionally-charged match against my best experience in 55 years of Orient finished the season as Salvation came in the form of Braintree on 27 April in front of a crowd following Leyton Orient. It just shows champions of the National League. Woodford-born businessman Nigel of over 8,000. what can be achieved with the right Following the club’s appearance in Travis, a lifelong O’s fan who had owners in charge.” Sunday’s FA Trophy final against FC become Executive Chairman of Dunkin’ “This has been my best Fylde at Wembley, they’re looking Brands, home of Dunkin’ Donuts and experience in 55 years of More info forward to a bright future that few Baskin-Robbins ice cream. Joined by following Leyton Orient” Visit www.leytonorient.com fans could have dreamt of when they US investor Kent Teague, the duo led crashed out of League Two at the end the takeover of the club in 2017. The John Day has been supporting the of the 2016/17 season. final piece in the jigsaw saw former O’s for over half a century. He and In 2014, the club was brought by Tottenham defender Justin Edinburgh his daughter Alicia are season ticket Hit the beach International beach volleyball is coming businessman Francesco Becchetti and joining as manager in November 2017, holders and they joined fellow fans to to Waltham Forest. under his stewardship, faced winding- successfully leading the Leyton team celebrate their return to the Football Read the full story on page 7 2 News Collection crews will check residents’ Free start-up support Wrong items in recycling bins and if they spot anything inside which can’t be recycled, they’ll green recycling leave it uncollected and put a sticker over the lid so you can take out the item by bins costs council your next collection. Unfortunately, a small number of tax payers over bins containing the wrong items are collected by mistake. In 2018, it cost £300,000 per year the council over £300,000 to dispose of this contaminated recycling as general The council wants to keep it as rubbish. easy as possible for residents to During that time, 800 lorry loads of recycle, and unlike some authorities recycling couldn’t be recycled because we don’t make you separate your they were too heavily contaminated with recyclable paper, glass, cans and Please put black bin bags in your the wrong items. If enough incorrect black bin, not your green one plastics. Instead, these get sorted items – like black bin bags, food and mechanically and by hand at a clothes – are collected in green bins by Knowing every single type of item recycling centre after your green bin mistake, they get mixed with the rest of which can go into your green bin can be is emptied. the clean and dry recycling and cause the tricky, so start by understanding which Support for start-ups will be available in whole load to be rejected. items definitely shouldn’t go in: Waltham Forest libraries and co-working spaces Top contaminating items Waltham Forest Council will have a chance to: Leave out of your Why? has made it a priority to • get support researching green bin provide ongoing support and testing your business to residents starting new idea. Is it viable? Black bin bags The type of plastic they’re made of can’t be recycled. Remember, black bin bags are for the black bin. businesses. Competitive? If you’re an aspiring • learn how to start/improve Food/drink Even small amounts smear over everything in the collection vehicle, making all the recycling dirty. entrepreneur (anyone with a your own business in an good idea for a business to interactive workshop or These cause jams in the sorting machinery. To reuse or recycle them properly, place them inside a Textiles/clothes start), or early-stage start-up course public Salvation Army or Traid clothes bank. (small to medium enterprises • gain personalised, one- that have been registered on-one support from local Nappies/sanitary items These can’t be recycled, even if they’re labelled `biodegradable’. Always put in your black bin. or trading for fewer than 12 business experts until months), come along to one you’re up and running Small electrical items Small electrical items can only be recycled at grey public recycling banks, or at recycling centres. of our monthly events. Held • become a part of London’s in Waltham Forest’s libraries thriving entrepreneurial Garden waste These can’t be recycled in the green bin. Instead put them in the brown bin to get composted. and co-working spaces, you community. All support provided to entrepreneurs is entirely free-of-charge. More info Visit www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/business-advice For a full list of items that can and can’t be recycled, or check out the council’s social media pages visit www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/bins-green-brown-black-what-goes-them

From the Leader Cllr Clare Coghill

the FA Trophy Final. It was the centre on the 25 and 26 May. Find Waltham Forest is rightly proud Beryl’s story is highlighted in this culmination of a fantastic year for out how you can go along to watch of our local stars of today such year’s E17 Art Trail (see page 5.) First the club as they were crowned on page 7. as Tae Kwondo champion Lutalo staged in 2004 and now held every National League Champions Sport has the ability to bring Muhammad and England men’s two years, this year’s trail will see and regained their spot in the people together and boost football captain Harry Kane. But it’s 8,000 artists and residents taking Football League. community spirit – and it’s never also fantastic to celebrate the life of part, and is sure to be one of the We can all be proud of their too late to join in. Read our article a sporting legend from the past. highlights of Waltham Forest’s year achievements, whether you’re a on page 6 to find out how care Beryl Swain was born in as the Mayor’s first London Borough football fan or not. With the team’s assistants Patricia, Donnalee and Walthamstow in 1936 and in 1962 of Culture. future in doubt just two years ago, Janese are helping older residents became the first woman solo rider Sport and the arts both have the their success isn’t just a boost for the keep fit and have fun. to compete in the perilous Isle Of ability to bring communities together area of Leyton where they’re based, Sport can help Life Chances, Man TT motorcycle road race. Her and I’m proud that Waltham Forest but the whole borough. by improving well-being, as licence was later revoked when a has such a rich heritage in both. This month we also welcome the well as building confidence and minimum weight requirement was Last weekend saw Leyton Orient best in international beach volleyball offering valuable lessons in introduced to stop her competing in supporters descending on to Waltham Forest as the Continental working as a team. the male-dominated sport, but her Wembley to watch the team in Cup comes to the Feel Good Too Sport can also be inspirational. achievements live on.

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A walk through history in Chingford Mount Help for young people to leave gangs Waltham Forest’s Gang Prevention Programme has Chingford Mount cemetery East London. He explains: “Following commissioned a series of new services to support young is the final resting place for recent research into the history of people involved with, or affected by, gangs. thousands of local residents, the cemetery, we’ve discovered that The services will be recruiting and training local residents as including World War I flying there was a large German population community mentors, to help those caught up in gang activity, aces and the East End’s in London before World War I. We’ve including young women. most notorious gangsters. uncovered headstones inscribed in One service will work specifically with people who’ve been It’s also cherished by the German as well as mass graves of convicted of gang offences as they’re released from prison and living for its peace, natural German male civilians from Alexandra are returning to the community. beauty and history etched Palace internment camp. We also on every gravestone. had German airmen buried here who More info Residents interested in becoming community mentors are invited The cemetery opened crashed in World War II, tucked away to attend a mentoring event on 23 May at St Mary’s Church, in 1884. Abandoned by its in a quiet corner of the cemetery, close Walthamstow at 7.30pm. The event is open to all. private owners in the 60s to victims of the Blitz. Their bodies were Please register your interest in attending by emailing: and 70s, it was taken over later moved to a dedicated war graves [email protected] Visitors can explore over 40 acres of walkways by Waltham Forest Council cemetery at Cannock Chase.” and tributes to the people buried in the cemetery in 1978 and once more became a working cemetery. A short walk uphill from the shops It’s huge – covering over 40 acres, and restaurants of Chingford Mount with wide, tree-lined paths cutting is an oasis of calm where locals through the graves. The Kray Twins are can enjoy a quiet stroll or spend buried here, along with 18th century precious moments with lost sculptor John Bacon, whose work loved ones. features in St Paul’s Cathedral, and Benjamin Pollock, the man behind A peaceful resting place Pollock’s famous Toy Museum in Covent Garden. The cemetery hosts an annual More info You can visit Chingford Mount service of remembrance, when local Cemetery seven days a week. schoolchildren place poppies on Summer opening hours (until 1 around 300 Commonwealth war Deputy mayor visits the borough October) are Monday to Saturday, London’s Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime has visited Waltham Forest to graves. This year’s will take place on 7.30am to 7.30pm and 10am to 6pm discover more about the borough’s Violence Reduction Partnership. Friday 8 November. Sophie Linden met Cllr Clare Coghill, Leader of Waltham Forest Council, Katy on Sundays. Contact: cemeteries@ Thompson, lead of peer-to-peer support group, Streetbase, and others at Cemetery manager Tusar Sen Gupta walthamforest.gov.uk or visit www. One Hoe Street. The VRP brings together the Metropolitan Police, health and Original records of burials are still kept in is developing 10-point trails about both walthamforest.gov.uk/content/ education services, with youth and community groups to tackle violent crime the cemetery office in the borough. Find out more at www.bit.ly/WalthamForestVRP World Wars, and the social history of chingford-mount-cemetery

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or more formato lease vst www.fosteringwalthamforest.co.uk 4 wfculture19.co.uk More Make It Happen Fellowship Funding grants announced 13 inspiring projects have been new theatre performance. selected to receive financial support Black Hair and Heritage will bring as part of Waltham Forest London together elders and younger women Borough of Culture 2019. to share experiences of black hair and The second round of the Make it culture in the borough and beyond Happen Fellowship Funding programme Handprint Theatre will create a special has awarded grants to artists and performance for deaf and hearing organisations to create locally relevant, audiences called Our Patchwork ambitious cultural activity across Community: A Tale of Two Houses. the borough. A panel of community Home Project asks everyone… what ambassadors had the tough job of does home mean to us? selecting the successful candidates from Polish Jazz - London Series will over 150 applications. showcase the very best of Polish jazz E17: My Home will explore the untold at 5 concerts around the borough. stories of female immigrants that help to Urban Crafts Foundation and its make our borough special. mobile forge will help residents learn new Magic Me presents the Inside Out skills in metal making and blacksmithing. Festival, turning retirement and care In celebration of Black History Month, homes into arts venues in collaboration Hennography will explore the history of with residents. the ancient dye, from ancient beginnings Red Light Busking will transform in Egypt up to the present day. Walthamstow into a busker’s paradise. We’re All Bats presents a special Local artist Maud Milton will create a programme, inviting all ages to series of mosaic installations across the rediscover the art of listening. Highlights borough. include exploring the borough through Stories and Supper shares the music events, walks guided by sound experiences of refugees through a new and underwater music at a swimming cookbook. pool. You heard it here first. Permanent Inclusion will combine Representatives from the successful projects meet Leader of the Council, Cllr Clare Coghill [centre in grey T-shirt], and Cllr performing arts to work with young More info Paul Douglas, Cabinet Member for London Borough of Culture 2019 [seated, far left] people pupil referral units to create a Visit www.bit.ly/FellowshipFunding

is now working in partnership with Soho Behind the scenes The former EMD in its Granada cinema heyday Theatre to reopen the building in 2022 as Enjoy your summer !!! at the EMD/Granada a local theatre with a national profile. It’s been a momentous week for This week, as refurbishment work starts Save with the Credit Union the former EMD Cinema (previously on the building, the EMD/Granada opens Granada Cinema). for behind the scenes tours of the main

The Grade II* listed cine-variety hall in auditorium, hidden from public view for School Hoe Street, Walthamstow, opened in 1930 over a decade. Tickets sold out quickly for Saving for but closed 15 years ago. Since 2015, it’s the tours on Tuesday. Uniform housed the pop-up bar and entertainment Keep an eye out in the next edition Christmas venue Mirth, Marvel and Maud, with the of Waltham Forest News for a special look historic site being purchased by Waltham behind the scenes at this iconic cultural More info Forest Council earlier this year. The council venue. Visit www.bit.ly/EMD-WFN

Holiday Days Out Coming up at One Hoe Street, the London Borough of Culture 2019 hub repayments Seaside/ Japanese Flower Arrangement Tai Chi principles to start learning Starting at £6.50 Theme Parks 24 & 25 May, 2.30-3.30pm to move your body like a cloud or Movement, singing, dance and Free, book in advance white crane. drama in one space for under Join us at One Hoe Street to see E17 Pre Loved Club ones to enjoy and learn to express demonstrations and 20 different 26 May, 11am themselves creatively.

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White Crane Spreads Wings: Join the Pre Loved Club at One Hoe Performances & Iftar Meal 020 8496 4826 [email protected] Tai Chi Street where you’ll find stylists, 1 June, 7.30pm 25 May, 11am and local creatives that will be Free, donations encouraged. walthamforestsavers.com £10/£30 clearing and selling the contents Book in advance. Key Features In this introduction course, you of their closets. As part of E17 Art Trail, we’re • Quick Loan amount £100-£1000 • Affordable loan repayments over 12 months will be learning basic Tai Chi Element: Out of the Forest pleased to invite you to a Ramadan • No early repayment charges or penalties movements, a small routine and 29 May, 5.30pm event of Sufi poetry and music, Eligibility Free, just turn up featuring a live multi-media • A member with us and has made 3 months payments consecutively Artwork by young creatives in the performance of The Mirage • You are working and able to keep up with the repayments borough, who have spent six weeks of Angels. • You have not been a debtor with us within the last year painting, writing and crafting their *Credit unions are non -profit organisations that exist to serve their members. Like banks, credit unions pieces and perspectives. More info For more information on all events and accept deposits and make loans. But as member-owned and cooperative institutions, credit unions Bongalong provide a safe place to save and borrow at reasonable rates. to book, please visit www.wfculture19. Out of the Forest, 29 May Every Friday, 11am co.uk/onehoestreet

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Art and science combine for E17 Art Trail The brilliant The work of 8,500 Walthamstow artists • a groundbreaking collaboration Beryl Swain and residents will be exhibited around between ceramicist Amanda Doidge and the local area from 1 to 16 June as part neuroscientists from King’s College London of the 15th E17 Art Trail. • Swarm – a call to arms responding to The biennial festival, being staged this year the plight of our pollinating insects, featuring as part of the Mayor’s first London Borough work by Alke Schmidt, Anna Alcock, Hannah of Culture in Waltham Forest, will feature 400 Ford, Miyuki Kasahara and Sandi Sutton exhibitions in 205 private and public spaces. • Female Icons – Lucy Henzell-Thomas’s This makes it one of the largest open access portraits of women who have inspired visual arts festivals in the UK. wonder The E17 Art Trail was first staged in • Beryl Swain: The Need for Speed – a Speed sister, Beryl Swain. Image: Manx National Heritage 2004. The festival, which works with coming together of female motorcyclists to artists, creatives, businesses, community celebrate the Walthamstow-born pioneer Born in Walthamstow in 1936, organisations and schools in Walthamstow, who became the first woman to ride solo in Beryl Swain became the first solo has grown year on year since then. In 2017, the Isle of Man TT race (see right) woman to compete in a TT race it hosted more than 300 events featuring the • Inner Light – new textile installation from on the dangerous Isle of Man TT work of 7,500 people, drawing in 75,000 Reziah Wahid MBE. course. The year was 1962 and visitors. You can kick start in response, the International For 2019, artists have been inspired by the the trail early by Federation of Motorcycling theme, Wonder {of art and science}. They’ve coming along to the introduced a minimum weight responded with an exciting range of diverse preview night on requirement for competitors, pieces tackling subjects such as mental Thursday 30 May, meaning that Beryl, weighing just health and well-being, environmental issues when 60 exhibitions 7 and half stone, stood no chance and campaigns, and the power of art and open early all over of qualifying and had her licence science together. Walthamstow. Visit revoked. Beryl was forced to The inclusive festival of art features work www.e17arttrail. give up the sport she loved and by internationally known artists alongside co.uk/previews eventually became a manger for local residents and students. The work This year’s E17 Sainsbury’s. She died in Epping Art Trail guide is exhibited in a host of locations, spanning in 2007 – but is now getting the homes, community centres and schools, More info recognition she deserved. restaurants, local businesses and Download your free copy of the E17 Art Trail 2019 You can watch a contemporary faith centres. guide at www.e17arttrail.co.uk/trail-guide report on Beryl’s achievements at Magwitch – Uncle Fred by Louise Weir. Mixed media, using paint, Highlights of this year’s E17 Art Trail or pick one up from various locations including www.britishpathe.com/video/ drawing, ink print-making, digitally coloured on computer © Louise Weir include: Waltham Forest libraries and One Hoe Street girl-racer 6 News Building foundations at Leyton Cricket Club Putting a little Oomph! into exercising Every session includes a warm up where residents are encouraged to do some light exercises, such as lifting their arms, flexing their hands and fingers or rolling their ankles, in preparation for the activities ahead. Janese said: “It’s really beneficial for the residents. Not only do they enjoy it but it keeps them healthy. As many residents have more limited mobility, they don’t have as many opportunities to do physical activities, so we always Howzat! Pupils from St Joseph’s donned hard hats to visit the site try to offer variety in the sessions. St Joseph’s Junior School visited Leyton in the sports hall as part of Waltham Forest Carers Janese Warner, Patricia Jackson and Donnalee Ellis We’re very much looking forward to the Sports Ground on Friday 3 May to learn Council’s partnership with the England and warmer weather so that we can have the Older adults around Waltham Forest have sessions outside in the garden.” about construction and hear how the Wales Cricket Board (ECB.) The urban cricket been benefitting from a new service that venue will be transformed into a world hub will be completed in June. The ECB also helps them keep fit and improves their Activities include seated volleyball, floor class cricket hub. donated cricket bats to the school. well-being. hockey and role-play, all accompanied by The pupils from the school in Vicarage In November 2018 the council’s Adult lively music. Patricia said: “We have a lot of fun More info delivering the sessions and we can see that the Road, Leyton, discovered the different Find out more about the project at Social Care Provider Services and Sports and types of jobs available in the construction walthamforest.gov.uk/content/ Leisure Team began working with Oomph! residents enjoy them, too. One of the residents, industry and the works that are taking place regeneration-leyton-sports-ground The company has provided training to 14 care Gill, always gets up and dances, others sing home and dementia service staff to deliver lively along to songs they recognise, and we all have and varied activities for the residents of George a great time.” Coppermill Lane trials Mason Lodge, Leytonstone, Alliston House, Walthamstow and Mapleton Road, Chingford, Throughout May, Waltham Forest narrowed to provide additional space for and our dementia group sites in Leyton and council’s highways team has been pedestrians. This follows the previous trial Chingford. trialling potential new road layouts which created two separate lanes of traffic, The activities are fun and engaging and on a section of Coppermill Lane in preventing motor vehicles from overtaking promote mental, physical and emotional Walthamstow. cyclists. well-being. Oomph! CEO and founder Ben As part of the Coppermill Liveable Road users have been invited to leave Allen said: “We founded Oomph! to make a Neighbourhood scheme, two temporary comments on boards on the road as well difference and improve older adults’ lives. We trials have been constructed to see as give feedback during face-to-face can see how vital this is every day and we are Cathleen and Valerie join in whether the road can be made safer for surveys, which will be used to inform plans continuously driven by the results we see.” pedestrians and cyclists, and meet the for future improvements in the area. needs of local residents and businesses. Patricia, Donnalee and Janese are care assistants at George Mason Lodge. They’ve More info This week the second two-week long More info been delivering regular Oomph! sessions for Find out more about Oomph! at trial begins, which will see the road Visit enjoywalthamforest.co.uk/cln over six months. www.oomph-wellness.org

Leytonstone Smira Javed Chingford Ruth Mitchell The world’s top hockey teams head to Lee Valley Thank you to everyone who attended Thanks to all who came to Chingford’s the Connecting Communities meeting in first Connecting Communities meeting, Leytonstone. The room was filled with where opportunities for young people the awesome talent, skills, passion and seemed to be on most people’s minds. The commitment of people from the area. next communities mixer and brainstorm will be on 4th June. sss

If you’d like to join the If you’d like to join the Leytonstone network Chingford or find out more, network or find out more email: smira.javed@ email: ruth.mitchell@ walthamforest.gov.uk walthamforest.gov.uk The FIH Pro League is the Queen Elizabeth Olympic a ground-breaking, global Park. The matches are part Connecting hockey league which sees of the legacy of the London the world’s top men’s 2012 Olympics, of which Communities and women’s nations – Waltham Forest was a including Great Britain host borough. – battling it out for GB Hockey is giving chat The first Connecting I’m the new Connecting sporting glory. residents of Waltham Forest Communities meeting Communities manager The tournament got wanting to see Great Britain Our Connecting in Leyton was inspiring! for Walthamstow. Our underway in January and will a 20 per cent discount on the Five people signed up to meeting hasn’t taken see a total of 128 matches following matches (subject to Communities managers a community mentoring place yet – which are meeting residents scheme, and residents means residents can being staged around the availability): shared their thoughts still come! It’s on world ahead of a Grand Final GB v Germany (men) to hear their thoughts across a range of Wednesday 12 June, in June in the Netherlands. Thursday, 6 June – 7:30pm issues. 1 to 3pm at Waltham London hosts 15 of Great on bringing people GB v Germany (women) Forest Community Hub. Britain’s men’s and women’s Friday, 7 June – 7:30pm together in ‘Our Place’ matches, with most taking place at the Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre in Find out more and sign Leyton Carolyn Sellick Walthamstow Hinnah Gill up to our newsletter at If you’d like to join the Leyton To come along or find out more email www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ network or find out more email: [email protected] More info connectingcommunities [email protected] To buy your tickets and claim your discount, go to www.bit.ly/FIHWFN and use the code RESIDENT20. Issue 226 I 20 May 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 7

Issa Batrane has a new Beach volleyball back in London – and free to watch! partnership for England with Chris Gregory

2018 following an The England teams £11m investment and Women redevelopment by the • Vicky Palmer and Jess Grimson council. The tournament • Ellie Austin and Anaya Evans is being hosted in Men partnership with the • Joaquin and Javier Bello CEV, Leyton-based • Chris Gregory and Issa Batrane volleyball management The competition agency Side Out, Women Volleyball England and France – ranked 16th in Europe Volleyball London. Belarus – ranked 12th in Europe The competition Northern Ireland – ranked 42nd may be international, in Europe but there will be a Men strong local influence Switzerland - ranked 34th in Europe throughout the Armenia – unranked in Europe weekend. Bulgaria – ranked 6th in Europe The council has invited young people The Feel Good Too centre in Leyton was opened in October 2018 from schools in the on the site of the disused Ive Farm Field sports ground, which, until Ellie Austin and Anaya Evans met are competing for England borough to work as the 1980s, served as training ground for Leyton Orient FC. To promote There are only a few days to quest to qualify for the Tokyo 2020 ball retrievers during the event, and sport in the borough and nurture the next generation of sporting talent, go now until Waltham Forest Olympics. And most excitingly, tickets food and drinks will be available from especially following the huge success of the London 2012 Olympics, the welcomes international beach are completely FREE for the entire local traders. There will even be the council spent £11m to renovate and develop the area. volleyball back to London weekend. chance for wannabe beach-bums The facilities now include floodlit all-weather sports pitches, a 60-metre for the first time since the The women’s and men’s England to have a go themselves on the running track, and world-class beach volleyball facilities. The new Feel 2012 Olympics. teams will be in action – the women’s taster court. Who knows, perhaps Good Too centre also features a community café and growing beds which The CEV (Confédération team takes on France, Belarus, and the beach volleyball stars of will supply delicious fresh produce directly to customers’ plates. Find out Européenne de Volleyball) Continental Northern Ireland, while the men face tomorrow could find their feet? more at www.bit.ly/feelgoodtoo. Cup is taking place at Leyton’s Feel Switzerland, Armenia, and Bulgaria. It’s not often you get to support Good Too centre on Saturday 25 and Hosting its first international Waltham Forest businesses and Sunday 26 May. It’s a rare opportunity competition is a huge milestone watch international sports stars Reserve a priority ticket It’s free to turn up on the day – but if you want to guarantee entry, visit to see world-class beach volleyball for the Feel Good Too centre in at the same time. We’ll see you our Eventbrite page and reserve your priority ticket. All that’s left to do teams compete as they begin the Leyton, which opened in October on the beach! is prepare for the weekend of sporting action! bit.ly/CEV_priority

Mission Grove pupils in Walthamstow join a walking bus for Walk to School week

Motorcyclists must now pay to park in car parks Stepping out in Waltham Forest and on the streets of Waltham Forest. As the temperatures start to rise is growing. Charges have been introduced to protect parking for local May has seen the return of The council is also supporting residents as well as deter anti-social behaviour in the borough. National Walking Month. primary school children to get moving Waltham Forest Council’s weekly more during Walk to School Week From 1 July 2019 motorcyclists without a valid parking ticket community Feel Good Walks (20-25 May). 45 schools have signed encourage residents to get out up, which equates to 20,500 pupils, or permit could receive a £130 fixed penalty notice. and explore the borough, meet and will see them walk up to a mile Register to park your motorbike in a Controlled Parking Zone new people and get more active. each day. In Waltham Forest, the Following the training of 20 walk majority of school catchment areas or a Pay and Display parking bay here: leaders in recent months, the number are less than a mile, so under a 20 walthamforest.gov.uk/motorcycle of walks available across the borough minute to walk. More info Find out more about local walks at www.walkingforhealth.org.uk/ walkfinder/waltham-forest 8 Regeneration Two new Saturday markets launch Reduced carbon emissions at Marlowe decided this part of the borough needed a market and then took action to make it happen. Road Energy Centre It features a range of affordable stalls, including hot food, local produce, handmade goods and pre-loved items, as well as music, a bouncy castle and other entertainment for children. In Walthamstow, Lloyd Park Market opens on 8 June. Find it at the Forest Road entrance to Organic vegetables and more will be available in Lloyd Park Market the park from 10am until 4pm every Saturday. As well as being able to pick up seasonal organic vegetables, an organic chicken or a This summer sees two new markets locally baked loaf of bread, you’ll be able to grab opening in the borough, giving even more an amazing lunch by the likes of burger legends choice for shoppers and visitors including Mother Flipper, Carcass fire-cooked steaks, Little LtoR at the official opening: Asst Site Manager Vicky Beeston, Project Manager Juan Velez, Technical Manager those looking for some great street food. Adam Clarke, Cllr Clyde Loakes, Cllr Louise Mitchell, Snr and Associate Development Director Nick Clarke Leaf vegan pizza and more. Opening during National Love Your Local Market Week, which runs from 17 to 31 May, the The market will even have a Doggie Deli, Residents in Marlowe Road Walthamstow on how much they use, allowing much greater Leyton Jubilee Market launched last Saturday. so four legged customers won’t miss out will be able to benefit from fairly priced control over energy consumption and cost. Find it behind KukooLaLa Café between 11am on the fun. heating and hot water while helping the The energy centre will supply energy to to 4pm for 12 weeks over the summer. environment, thanks to the opening of a 436 new homes on Marlowe Road estate Hosted by The Creative Side of London, new district energy centre. when the redevelopment is complete. It’s also More info The centre, which was built by Countryside it’s the idea of a group of local residents who Visit walthamforest.gov.uk/markets expected to supply energy to hundreds more Properties as part of the regeneration of the existing homes in the local area, as well as former Marlowe Road Estate, currently uses public sector buildings. Highams Park Planning Group redesignation specially designed boilers to produce hot Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy Council Leader and Online consultation water that’s piped to the households for their Cabinet Member for the Environment, officially Ends: Monday 10 June 2019 central heating, showers and hot water in opened the centre alongside Cllr Louise Mitchell, Have your say! Info: walthamforest.gov.uk/HPPGRedesignation bathrooms and kitchens. Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy Cabinet Member for Housing. He said: “We first When fully operational, the energy centre will Online consultation had the idea for this district energy centre seven also contain combined heat and power units Ends: Sunday 30 June 2019 years ago and were pleased when it received These are some of the public consultations which use natural gas to produce electricity Info: walthamforest.gov.uk/CIL £1million from the government Heat Network currently taking place: which is then sold to the National Grid. The Investment Project (HNIP). Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy The Score Centre and Coronation heat generated is used to provide hot water Online consultation and Focus Groups Neighbourhood regeneration and heating to residents’ homes. This will The heat generated is used to provide hot Ends: Friday 31 May 2019 further improve the cost efficiency and reduce Drop in engagement session water and heating to residents’ homes Info: walthamforest.gov.uk/ASB the carbon emissions of the system. Monday 3 June 2019, 12.30pm to 8pm Open Space Strategy Temperatures can be controlled by Community Room, The Score Centre, 100 Oliver “It will help tackle the climate emergency Online consultation thermostats in each apartment. Residents can by reducing household carbon emissions by Road, Leyton, E10 5JY Ends: Sunday 7 July 2019 pay their energy bills directly through a meter making efficient use of heat from electricity Info: walthamforest.gov.uk/ScoreCentre Info: walthamforest.gov.uk/OpenSpaces in their homes that also provides information generation which would otherwise be lost.” New open space for Leytonstone WALTHAM FOREST OPEN SPACE STRATEGY: e need your views

The parks and green spaces in our borough are fundamental to our ability to enjoy a good quality of life, support biodiversity and adapt to climate change. We are currently developing an Open Space Strategy that will provide evidence for updating our Local Plan and will provide a framework for future management of the borough’s green spaces.

This short survey is aimed at getting a better understanding of what you think about the borough’s Plans for the new open space in Victoria Road existing green spaces, your recreation needs and your thoughts on managing green spaces for the benefi t of the Work is due to start in June on The £155,000 project is due to borough’s wildlife. It is important that we understand how a new open space in Victoria finish by the end of July this year, you use your green spaces and how you want them to be Road, near the junction with ready for residents and visitors to improved so we can plan for the future. Leytonstone High Road. enjoy during the summer. The project will create a new area Cllr Simon Miller, Cabinet Member The survey takes approximately 10 minutes and can be for residents to relax in, as well as for Economic Growth and Town completed online via the Waltham Forest Council website space for informal play aimed at Centres, said: “Every time we create (https://walthamforest.gov.uk/service-categories/parks- young children. one of these new open spaces and-open-spaces). Landscaping, including retaining it improves the area in several The survey will end on 7 July 2019. existing trees and shrubs, is included ways, including its appearance as part of the council’s continuing and air quality, which is why we commitment to improve air quality in include green open spaces in the borough. the regeneration projects we are delivering across the borough.” The design for the scheme followed a public consultation in More info 2016 where residents said they Visit walthamforest.gov.uk/ wanted higher quality open spaces. VictoriaRoad GET MOVING THIS SUMMER

Get out and moving about by joining some of the ten projects which have been funded by the £20,000 Community Walking and Cycling Fund

heck out the activities taking place across altham orest chosen to encourage stronger active communities

Baby Biking Find out how to take young children on arkhouse alk and ide about Local walks and rides your bike in a fun and safe way at friendly workshops in run by the Queens Boundary Community, introducing Leytonstone, then borrow equipment to try out for free residents to each other and the area. The next event for a month. To fi nd out about the next workshop email will take place on Saturday 8 June starting from foarrme.org.uk Thomas Gamuel Park. For more information visit ueesouar.worress.om O B for all Junior BMX club for 6-10 year olds running Saturdays 3-5pm at Cheney Row Track. First towteppers aims to get Walthamstow residents moving session starts Saturday 25 May. For more information by increasing physical activity through a friendly local visit: oglg.o.uk competition. Join in by downloading the free Movespring app and entering the code ‘STOWSTEPPERS’ pping orest Bike dventures Combine the beauty of the Epping Forest trails with the technology of electric altham orest Thamil angam are organising walking bikes to discover the enjoyment and health benefi ts of and cycling events for the Tamil community. Find out cycling. Sessions take place every Thursday. To register more at the registration event on Saturday 25 May at visit: www.gofurtherlg.o.uk Frederick Bremer School from 10am

reen earts Join the free, friendly weekly walks around alk and Talk for our Life Join this group socialising the playing fi eld at Douglas Eyre Sports Centre every and exercise programme in Walthamstow designed Friday and Saturday at 10am. These sessions are for older people as part of an academic study open to all ages and start on Friday 7 June. For more with Middlesex University. To sign up for the twice information visit www.lff.org.uk weekly walks starting on Monday 27 May email althamstowgmal.om alaam eace Bike and ym Sunday morning youth project begins with a cycle ride from Low Hall Depot eekend uided ycle ides Join fortnightly women to the CopperBox Gym for a fi tness session, and and men-only cycle rides led by two Muslim cycling return bike ride. The rides start at 11.30am. groups (Cycle Sisters and FECycle). The rides start in For more information and to sign up visit Leyton and Walthamstow from Saturday 15 June. Email www.salaameae.org lesstersresgmal.om for more information

www.enjoywalthamforest.co.uk 10 Public notices

The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Routes) existing bus lane from a point commencing Nos. 16 to 21 WG by 15 metres and extend the (Lea Bridge Road) (No. 4) Traffic Order 2019 from the ne boundary of Nos. 729 / 751 LBR to single yellow line waiting restriction opposite 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the the cb of Nos. 891 / 893 LBR; Nos. 10 to 15 WG by 15 metres in a south- Planning Council of The London Borough of Waltham (d) in Western Road E17 –between LBR and westerly direction (the single yellow line will be Forest on 20th May 2019 made the above- Elm Road: from Mon- Fri 7am to 7pm inclusive); and mentioned Orders under sections 6 and 45 i. sw side - remove a parking place outside (e) in Woodford New Road – east side and 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the the ne flank wall of No. 787 LBR and replace (between Oakhurst Gardens and Forest Rise) London Borough of Waltham Forest Notice of Application for Planning Permission Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended. by extending the double yellow line from - convert 13 metres of double yellow line no Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) (England) Order The general effect of the Orders to coincide its junction of LBR northward to the garage waiting and single blip no loading restrictions with cycle improvements and shared highway entrance of that said property; to Coach Only parking space by extending the 2015 Notice under Article 15 and footway space for moving vehicles and ii. ne side – remove 5m of permit parking existing Coach only parking place southbound 190924 C/O Agent Stonelea & Minor material amendment to condition pedestrians at junctions hereinafter termed space outside the sw flank wall of No. 789 LBR and amend the times of operation from 8.30am Thornebury, 3 2 of planning permission ref: 153090, *“Copenhagen Style blended crossings” (made and replace by extending the double yellow – 9.00am and 3.45pm – 4.15pm; to 7:45am under sections 90A and 90C of the Highways line from its junction with LBR northward by - 8:45am and 3:30pm - 4:30pm Mondays to Langthorne Road, dated 6/3/17 to allow amendment to floor Act 1980 and the Highways (Road Humps) the same distance; and Fridays (inclusive) Leytonstone, plans to increase affordable dwellings to Regulations 1999) will be to:- iii. close to vehicular trafficWestern Road 2. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that London, E11 4HL 40 and change wording of condition 2. (a) on both sides of Lea Bridge Road E17 at its respective junction with Lea bridge the Council under the same RTRA sections 183770 Montagu Marlowe Road Variation of condition 2 of planning (hereinafter termed “LBR”) (all which is the Road for a distance of 10m; mentioned in paragraph 2 made Traffic Evans LLP Estate, Marlowe permission 151652 (as amended by London Borough of Waltham Forest) - convert 2. Copies of the Orders, which will come Order amendments to correct the parking 5 Bolton Road, Walthamstow, 192026) for the demolition of the existing all waiting and loading restrictions between into operation from 20th May 2019 and other arrangements in Markhouse Avenue E17 the property boundaries of Nos. 623/625 and relevant documents can be inspected during outside the flank wall of No. 32 Markhouse Street London Marlowe Road Estate and phased 678/680 LBR and the south west kerb lines of normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays Road namely to a Free Short Stay. No changes London redevelopment of the site comprising 436 Forest Rise and Snaresbrook Road to double inclusive until the expiration of a period of 6 will be made on street. W1J 8BA residential units (126 x 1 bed, 136 x 2 bed, yellow lines and double kerb marking “at any weeks from that date, at: (a) The Information 3. Copies of the Orders, which will come 138 x 3 bed and 36 x 4 bed) Class A1, time” waiting and loading restrictions, except: Desk, Town Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, into operation from 20th May 2019 and other A2, A3, A4, A5 and D1 commercial space (i) where Pay by Phone (or vouchers parking E17; and (b) Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, relevant documents can be inspected during (1119sqm) in blocks ranging from two to where supplied) (cashless) parking places E10 7AS. normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays seven storeys in height, car parking, internal operating 8am to 1pm and 2pm to 6.30pm 3. Any person desiring to question the validity inclusive until the expiration of a period of 6 infrastructure network, energy centre, new with the first 15 minutes parking ‘free’ or Pay of either of the Orders or of any provision weeks from that date, at: (a) The Information public plaza, hard and soft landscaping by Phone with a maximum stay of 3 hours contained therein on the grounds that it is not Desk, Town Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, and associated works (and retention of and no return within 3 hours (charges shown within the relevant powers of the Road Traffic E17; and (b) Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, in Schedule 1 below) are provided at the Regulation Act 1984, or that any of the relevant E10 7AS. the Northwood Tower residential block) following locations: requirements thereof or of any relevant 4. Any person desiring to question the validity of dated 20/9/16 to allow for an uplift of 12 i. the southern side regulations made thereunder has not been either of the Orders or of any provision contained residential units (98 in total), including • from a point 2 metres (hereinafter termed complied with in relation to the Orders may, therein on the grounds that it is not within the internal alterations, and associated elevation “m”) north-east (hereinafter termed “ne”) of within six weeks of the making of the Orders, relevant powers of the Road Traffic Regulation Act and fenestration alterations with respect to the common boundary (hereinafter termed make application for the purpose to the High 1984, or that any of the relevant requirements blocks P5, P6 and P7 only. “cb”) of Nos. 690 and 692 LBR to a point 3.5m Court. thereof or of any relevant regulations made ne of the cb of Nos. 706 and 708 LBR, 4. Dated 20th May 2019 thereunder has not been complied with in relation 183180 Asset Rock 155 Chingford Construction of three storey building • from the cb of Nos. 712/714 LBR to a point Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic to the Orders may, within six weeks of the making Investments Road, Walthamstow, including excavation to create basement to 1 metre south-west (hereinafter termed “sw”) Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, of the Orders, make application for the purpose to London, E17 4PN provide 9 residential units (2 x 1 bedroom, of the cb of Nos. 726/728 LBR, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS the High Court. 2 x 2 bedroom and 5 x 3 bedroom units. • from the cb of Nos. 770/772 to a point Dated: 20th May 2019 SCHEDULE 1 183911 C/O Agent 38 Clifton Avenue, Construction of part-three, part-two 2.3m ne of the cb of Nos. 778/780 LBR, Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Walthamstow, building for an academy accommodating ii. the northern side Parking Pay by Voucher Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods and • from a point 8.7m sw of the cb of Nos. Period phone Scheme Commercial, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E17 6HL 400 pupils (ages 16-19), a theatre and 755/755a LBR sw for a distance of 17.4m 30 minutes £1 £1.50 London, E10 7AS an ancillary cafe, in addition to hard and • from a point 6.1m sw of the sw flank wall soft landscaping, recreational areas, of No. 785 LBR sw for a distance of 36.5m, 1 hour £1.80 £3.00 LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST car parking, cycle parking; following • from the cb of Nos. 859/861 LBR ne for a 3 hours £3.50 £3.50 WAITING AND LOADING RESTRICTIONS, the demolition of single-storey building distance of 16.6m, CHANGES TO THE PROVISION OF PARKING and removal of temporary porta-cabins. • from a point 0.5m ne of the ne flank wall PLACES, MINOR CORRECTIONS TO EXISTING (Amended scaled drawings and minor of No. 871 LBR ne for a distance of 32m LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST ORDERS BAN ON VEHICLES OVER 7.5 amendments to proposed elevations) • from a point outside the cb of Nos. VARIOUS ROADS - REMOVAL/AMENDMENT/ TONNES. RIGHT TURN BAN FROM TOWN 887/889 LBR ne for a distance of 13 metres, PROVISION OF CERTAIN PARKING PLACES HALL INTO FARNAN AVENUE (LBWF BATCH London Borough of Waltham Forest Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation and AND WAITING RESTRICTIONS/SPEED 17) T27(19) Areas) Act 1990- Section 67 (ii) where Loading Places operating between LIMIT MINOR CORRECTION TO EXISTING The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking Notice is Hereby Given that the following application affecting a building within a Monday to Saturday 10am – 4pm throughout ORDERS TO ACCURATELY REFLECT PARKING Places) (Amendment No. *) Order 201* conservation area has been made to the Council. the week, limited to 30 mins, no return within 2 PROVISONS ALREADY ON THE HIGHWAY The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, hours are provided at the following locations: (T24(19) – MINOR BATCH NO. 3_2019 Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and 191119 C/O Agent 12 Badlis Road, Construction of dormer roof extension to i. the southern side: The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment *) Order Walthamstow, main rear roof, together with installation • from a point 6m sw of the cb of Nos. Places) (Amendment No. 162) Order 2019 201* The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Routes) London, E17 5LQ of two roof lights to front roof. 690/692 to a point 2m ne of the cb of Nos. The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, (Farnan Avenue E17) Traffic Order 201* The The applications are available to view on the following website: Nos. 690/692; Loading Places and Waiting, Loading Waltham Forest (Prescribed Routes) (Weight https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/search-planning-applications • from a point 3.5m ne of the cb of Nos. and Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment Restriction) (Forest Road) Traffic Order 201* 706/708 LBR to the cb of Nos. 712/714 LBR, Any views you would like to make for the above proposals, must be submitted in No. 195) Order 2019 The Waltham Forest 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council • between the cb of Nos. 768/770 LBR and (20 m.p.h. and 40 m.p.h.) (2019/No. 2) of the London Borough of Waltham Forest writing to the Council within 14 days of the date of this Notice. Due to the number Nos. 770/772 LBR; (Amendment No. 1) Speed Limit Order 2019 (hereinafter termed “the Council”) propose of correspondence (letters, emails etc) received by the Council relating to planning ii. the northern side 1. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to make the above-mentioned Orders under applications, it will not be possible to acknowledge or respond to your correspondences • from a point 8.7m sw of the cb of Nos. that the Council on 20th May 2019 made the sections 6, 45, 46, 49 and 124 of and Part IV of should you submit any. However, all views/comments received are fully considered 755/755a LBR ne for a distance of 7m above-mentioned on-street traffic Orders under Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act during the assessment of the planning application. Please note that the planning file, • from a point 6.1m sw of the sw flank wall sections 6, 45, 84 and 124 of and Part IV of 1984 (RTRA), as amended. including correspondence received for the application, are open to the public. Dated of No. 785 LBR ne for a distance of 8m Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 2. The general effect of the Orders would this day 20th May 2019. Adrian Harding, Head of Development Management • from a point opposite the ne flank wall of 1984, as amended. The general effect of the be to introduce double yellow lines (dyls) (“at and Building Control, London Borough of Waltham Forest No. 854 LBR ne for a distance of 9.5m on-street Orders will be: any time” waiting restrictions) in the lengths • from a point outside the cb of Nos. (a) in Matlock Road E10 (MT) – south-east of roads specified inSchedule 1 to this Notice LOADING, AMENDMENTS TO BUS LANES 867/869 LBR ne for a distance of 12m, side – to remove the single yellow line waiting (in some cases this would involve extending AND WAITING AND LOADING RESTRICTIONS, • from a point outside the cb of Nos. restriction outside No. 116 MT and replace with lengths of existing double yellow lines and/or Highways SHARED CROSSING FACILITIES FOR 885/887 LBR ne for a distance of 7m, permit parking space operating Mon-Fri 9am to converting single yellow lines); PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS, REMOVAL OF 6pm for WXS permit holders only outside; 3. The general effect of the Orders in other ONE WAY WORKING (iii) on the southern side from the property (b) in Oakhurst Close E17 - introduce a roads will be to, in: The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking boundary of Nos. 816/818 LBR ne for a maximum speed limit of 20 m.p.h.; (a) Bromley Road E10 (BRM) – north-east LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Places) (Amendment No. 161) Order 2019 distance of 6.6 metres change from advisory (c) in Tenby Road E17 (TB) – south side – to side – ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, to designated disabled persons parking place remove permit parking space for 3 vehicles (i) convert the single yellow line waiting – SECTIONS 6 and 45 LEA BRIDGE ROAD Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and operating at all times, adjacent to the flank wall of No.57 Blackhorse restriction opposite Nos. 12 to 16 BRM to SECTION F and G (T18bc(19)) Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. (b) remove the existing one-way prohibition Road and replace with an extension of double parking space for SB permit holders only INTRODUCTION OF PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS, 194) Order 2019 in Western Road between Elm Road and Lea yellow line “at any time” no waiting restriction; operating Mondays to Saturdays 8am to ROAD CLOSURES (EXCEPT CYCLES), The Waltham Forest (Bus Lane) Bridge Road; (d) in Wellington Road E10 (WG) – south- 6.30pm inclusive; REMOVAL AND PROVISION OF PARKING AND (Revocation) (No. 8) Traffic Order 2019 (c) on the northern side of LBR remove the east side – reduce the loading place opposite (ii) formally remove the “at any time” loading Issue 226 I 20 May 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 11

restrictions between and opposite Nos. 8 and (ii) double yellow line “at any time” waiting • north-west side – between a point any time” waiting restrictions situated at its The Copse E4 – at its intersection with its 12 BRM; restrictions – outside the common boundary (the rear) of junction of Cherrydown Avenue northwards to a north to south and east to west arms - the (b) Colworth Road (CLW) E11 – south-west i. across the access road situated between Nos. 68 and 70 The Avenue south-westwards point 5.5 metres north of the south-facing wall island site – all sides; side – convert 4.5 metres of LSN permit Nos. 100 and 102 HRW and for a distance of 20 metres; of No. 10 HST; Valance Avenue (VLC) E4 – both sides – from holders only parking space to single yellow ii. between the east side of the parking place • south-east side – extend the existing dyls Kings Head Hill E4 (KHH) - north-east side its junction with Whitehall Road northwards to line waiting restrictions operating between the situated outside No. 102 to 106 and its junction outside All Saints Church south-westwards for • (slip road section adjoining Holly Drive) –– a point in line with the southernmost south- hours of 10am and 4pm – Mondays to Fridays with Montague Road; an additional distance of 3.5 metres; the remainder of that side; facing wall of No. 94 WHT; inclusive; No changes will be made on street with Colvin Gardens (CLV) E4 – • extending the existing double yellow line Victoria Road E4 – both sides – from its (c) Corbett Road E17 (CBT) – south-east regards to all the provisions and restriction • north side – from its junction with “at any time” waiting restrictions situated at its junction with Forest Side westward for a side - remove the permit parking place outside mentioned in paragraph 4 above. Larkshall Road westward to a point in line with junction with Woodberry Way westwards to a distance of 8 metres (this will leave 6.5 metres No. 74 and 74a CBT and in its place provide a 5. Copies of the Orders, the Council’s the south-easternmost southeast facing wall of point in line with the common boundary of No. of single yellow line operating between 10am single yellow line waiting restriction operating statement of reasons for proposing to make No. 165 CLV 8 KHH and No. 73 Woodberry Way; and 11am Mon to Fri) after the dyls); Mondays to Fridays 10am to 4pm inclusive; the Orders and of plans showing the locations • south side - from its junction with Larkshall Road (LRK) E4 – north-west side Wadham Road (WDM) E17 - north side – (d) in Town Hall carpark, Forest Road E17 - and effect of the Orders can be inspected Larkshall Road westward to a point in line with – between a point 7.3 metres north-east of between points in line with the east facing to prohibit vehicular traffic traveling westbound during normal office hours on Mondays to the north-westernmost southeast facing wall of the northern kerb line of Colvin Gardens and walls of Nos. 127 and 137a WDM toward Farnan Avenue from turning right Fridays inclusive until the end of a period of 6 No. 167 CLV a point 10 metres south-west of the southern Wellington Avenue E4 – adjacent Nos. 7, 9 into Farnan Avenue E17 at any time except weeks from the date on which the Orders are Coningsby Gardens E4 – both sides – from kerb line of Colvin Gardens and 11 - the whole island site situated in its emergency service vehicles (conditions apply) made or the Council decides not to make the the south kerb line of Cranston Gardens Leadale Avenue (LEA) E4 – north side – south to north arm – all sides; (e) Dyers Hall Road (DYH) E11 – south- Orders, at (a) the Information Desk, Town southwards for a distance of 10 metres extend the existing double yellow line waiting Wittenham Way (WTN) E4 – southern west side – remove 44 metres of LSW permit Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17 The Cranston Gardens (CRG) E4 – restrictions situated at its junction with sides – between a point opposite the common parking space opposite Nos. 1 to 17 and Reception Desk and (b) the London Borough (i) north-east and north sides - from a point Chingford Road westwards for an additional 3 boundary of Nos. 4 and 6 WTN and the provide No Stopping restrictions on entrance of Waltham Forest, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, outside the common boundary of Nos. 9 and metres common boundary of Nos. 8 and 10 WTN; markings operating Mon- Fri between 8am and London, E10 7AS. 11 CRG to a point 10 metres east of its east to Lynton Road (LYN) E4 – east side – between Whitehall Road (WHT) E4 – north side 4pm inclusive; 6. Any person desiring to object to the west arm a point 13 metres north of the northern kerb – between its junction with Forest Side (f) Farnan Avenue (FNN) E17 – east side proposed Orders or to make any other (ii) south-west and south sides - from a line of Palace View Road and a point 13 metres westwards for a distance of 5 metres; – convert 5 metres of LSE permit holders only representation should send a statement in point opposite the common boundary of Nos. south of the southern kerb line of Palace View Whitehall Road (WHT) E4 – north-side – parking space to double yellow line “at any writing of either their objection and the grounds 9 and 11 CRG to a point 8 metres east of the Road; between a point 11 metres east of the eastern time” waiting restrictions opposite No. 18 FNN; thereof or of their representation to Traffic southern kerb line of Coningsby Gardens; Manor Way (MNR) E4 – south-east side kerb line of Valance Avenue and a point 11 (g) Forest Road E17 – north side – prevent Orders, Engineering Design, Low Hall, Argall Dove House Gardens (DHG) E4 – north- of the island site (north-east facing) – the metres west of the western kerb line of Valance all vehicles exceeding 7.5 tonnes from entering Avenue, London, E10 7AS quoting reference eastern sides - from the east facing boundary remainder of that side between the existing “at Avenue (measured perpendicular to the east the section of highway situated between T27(19) – LBWF BATCH 17 by the end of a wall of No. 14 DHG to a point opposite 1.5 any time” waiting restrictions, opposite No. 34 and west kerb lines of Valance Avenue); the north kerb line of Forest Road and its period of 21 days from the date on which this metres west of the common boundary of Nos. and 35 MNR; Wood Lane (WOD) IG8 – both sides: boundary with Walthamstow Town Hall and Notice is published. All objections must specify 14 and 15 DHG; Maple Avenue (MPL) E4 – north side – • between its junction with Montalt Road Walthamstow College and which leads to the the grounds on which they are made. Endlebury Road (EDL) E4 – south-west side between a point in line with the western kerb (northernmost arm) and a point in line with off-street carriageway situated between the For more information please telephone 020 – between a point 3.5 metres north-west of the line of Hazel Way westwards for 33 metres (or the north-facing wall of the garages to No. 84 easternmost boundary of the Walthamstow 8496 3000, quoting reference Traffic Orders south-easternmost south-east-facing wall of in line with the north-westernmost north-west MON; Town Hall grounds and westernmost boundary T27(19) – LBWF BATCH 17. No. 125 EDL and a point 3.7 metres south-east facing wall of No. 102 MPL; • between its junction with Montalt Road of Waltham Forest College; Dated 20th May 2019 of the north-westernmost north-west-facing Middleton Avenue (MDL) E4 – south-east (southernmost arm) and a point in line with the (h) Fyfield Road E17 (FYF) – west side Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic wall of No. 123 EDL; and east sides – between the south-west north-facing edge of the balconies of Nos. 1 to convert a 5.4 metre section of permit parking Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Farnan Avenue E17 – east side – amend the facing wall of No. 8 MDL and the common 6 Cowell Lodge, MON; space outside No. 67 FYF to a single yellow Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. layout of the dyls situated across the front of boundary of Nos. 4 and 6 MDL; Woodedge Close (WOD) E4 – both sides line waiting restriction operating Mondays to SCHEDULE 1 the unnamed access road leading into Town McEntee Avenue (McE) E17 – south-east (including the island site) - from its junction Fridays 10am to 4pm inclusive; Ainslie Wood Road (AIN) E4 – north side – Hall car-park, Forest Road E17 so that its side – between its south-western extremity with Forest Side westwards for a distance of (i) Merton Road E17 (MTN) – north-east from a point opposite the common boundary of covers the north and south kerb lines of that and a point opposite the common boundary of 16 metres (measured in a straight line and side – convert the single yellow line waiting Nos. 78 and 80 AIN eastwards for a distance of unnamed access road situated between Farnan Nos. 34 and 36 McE (including the 3-point- perpendicular to Forest Side) restriction outside No. 23 MTN to SB Controlled 28 metres; Avenue and the boundary of the Town Hall turning area between Nos. 11 and 14 McE); Yardley Lane (YRD) – Parking Zone (CPZ) permit parking space Alma Avenue (ALM) E4 – east side – car-park Montalt Road (MON) IG8: • northernmost east to west arm - operating Mondays to Fridays 10am to 4pm between its junction with Swanage Road and Forest Side (FRS) E4 – • northernmost arm – south-east side northern side – inclusive; a point opposite the common boundary of Nos. (i) western side - between a point 14 metres – between a point in line with the north-east o between the common boundary of Nos. 63 (j) Mission Grove E17 – both sides (north 4 and 6 ALM; north of the northern kerb line of Victoria Road facing wall of No. 84 MON and a point 10.3 and 65 YRD and a point in line with the south to south arm) – all parking places – operating Antlers Hill (ANT) E4 – and a point 10 metres south of the common metres north-east of a point opposite the facing wall of No. 65 YRD; between Mondays and Saturdays inclusive: • north-west and south-east sides – boundary of Nos. 47 and 49 FRS; south-west facing wall of No. 95 MON; o between the common boundary of No. 11 (i) change the parking place hours of extend the existing dyls situated at its junction (ii) both sides (including the island site) • southernmost arm – northern side and 11a YRD and its junction with Boardman operation for Market Trader permit holders only with Boardman Avenue and extend eastwards - from its junction with Whitehall Road and a – extending the existing dyls situated at its Avenue; from between 8am and 2pm to 8am and 1pm; by 9 metres; point 2 metres south of the common boundary junction with Chingford Lane westward to a • northernmost east to west arm - (ii) allow for free parking between 1pm and • east to west arm – south side between a of Nos. 1/3 and 5/7 FRS point in line with the westernmost east-facing southern side 2pm; point 3.9 metres east of the common boundary Gaywood Road (GAW) E17 – eastern sides wall of Nos 1 to 6 Cowell Lodge, MON; o between the common boundary of Nos. (iii) change the method of paying to park from of Nos. 5 and 7 ANT and a point 6 metres east – between the existing dyls at its junction with Palace View Road (PLV) E4 – both sides – from 63 and 65 YRD eastwards for a distance of 26 ‘Pay and Display’ to *Pay by Phone (PbyP) of the eastern kerb line of ANT Forest Road and a point opposite the common its junction with Lynton Road eastward for a metres; (Cashless) between the hours of 2pm and • east and west sides - between the north boundary of Nos. 55 and 57 GAW (conversion distance of 13 metres (measured in a straight o between its junction with Boardman 6.30pm; facing building wall of No. 5 ANT northward to of single yellow lines); line and perpendicular to Lynton Road); Avenue south-westwards for a distance of 6.1 (iv) remove the Pay and Display provision its junction with its east to west arm; Genever Close (GEN) E4 – Priory Court (PRY) E17 – metres; (k) Scarborough Road (SCB) E11 – north- Boardman Avenue (BRD) E4 – (i) south and south-west sides – on the - east and west sides – o between its junction with Boardman east side – outside Nos. 26 and 28 convert • east side – between 4.9 metres south of bend of the road – from a point 2.5 metres - from its junction with North Countess Road Avenue north-eastwards for a distance of 9.8 the 10-metre section of double yellow line a point opposite the south facing wall of No. 1 north-west opposite the common boundary of southwards to a point in line with the southern metres; “at any time” waiting restrictions to permit BRD to its junction with the southernmost east Nos. 5 and 6 GEN north-westward and then kerb line of Queensland Close; • southernmost east to west arm - parking space for LSW permit holders only to west arm of Yardley Lane; westwards for a distance of 8 metres; - between a point 3.7 metres north of the o north side - between its junction with operating between the hours of 10am and 4pm • west side – between the north and south (ii) the southernmost east to west arm north-facing wall of Nos. 154 to 164 Priory Boardman Avenue south-westwards for a – Mondays to Fridays inclusive; east-to-west arm of Yardley Lane - between a point opposite the common Court and a point 19.7 metres south of that distance of 15.2 metres; *all parking places in Mission Grove E17 Brook Crescent (BRK) E4: boundary of Nos. 3 and 4 GEN to a point in line said point o north side - between its junction with operating between the hours of 2pm and • east to west arm - south side - between with the southern boundary of No. 7 GE - north-west side – along the buildout kerb Boardman Avenue eastwards for a distance of 6.30pm will be Shared-Use with the first 15 a point opposite the east facing wall of No. 30 Goldsborough Crescent E4 – both sides – from lines at the mouth of the car park entrance 3 metres; minutes parking ‘free’ or ‘Pay by Phone’ with a BRK and its junction with its north to south arm its junction with Endlebury Road westward for directly facing Nos. 18 to 24 PRY o south side - for a distance of 20 metres maximum stay of 3 hours and no return within • north to south arm – a distance of 8 metres (measured in a straight - west side - between a point 3.9 metres north between Nos. 12 to 16 and 24 and 26 3 hours; or parking for MW Permit holders only. o west side - between its junction with its line and perpendicular to Endlebury Road); of the north-facing wall of Nos. 1 to 22, Xavier York Road (YRK) E4 - west side – between All PbyP charges are shown in Schedule 2 of east to west arm southward to a point in line Gunners Grove (GUN) E4 – northern side – House Priory Court and a point 15 metres south a point in line with the south facing wall of No. this Notice with the north facing wall of No. 12 BRK; between its junction with Heathcote Grove and of that said point 19 YRK and a point 9.5 metres south of the 4. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that o east side – extension of existing dyls a point 4 metres west of the easternmost west- Ropers Avenue E4 – south-east side - southern kerb line of Burnham Road; the Council under the same RTRA sections outside No. 12 BRK southward for a distance of facing-wall of No. 83 Heathcote Grove; extend the existing double yellow line waiting SCHEDULE 2 (pay by phone and voucher mentioned in paragraph 1 propose to make 3.7 metres Heathcote Grove (HTG) E4 – south-east restrictions situated outside No. 62 Inks Green charges) minor amendments to existing Orders in Burnham Road E4 – both sides – from side – between its junction with Gunners Grove south-westwards for an additional 4.3 metres relation to certain parking provisions and no its junction with York Road westward for a and a point 3 metres north of the common St Egberts Way (SEG) E4 – south-west side - Parking Pay by Voucher Period phone Scheme waiting restrictions already existing on the maximum distance of 12 metres; boundary of Nos. 88 to 90 HTG; from the north-west kerb line of The Ridgeway highway, namely in Harrow Road (HRW) E11 Bushey Close (BUS) E4 – all sides – between Holly Drive (HLY) E4 – both sides – between to a point in line with the south-east building 30 minutes £1 £1.50 – north side – to its north-western extremity and a point in line its junction with Kings Head Hill and a point wall of No. 14 The Ridgeway; 1 hour £1.80 £3.00 (i) permit parking places: (x1) 8.5 metres in with the south-easternmost north-west facing in line with the south-west facing wall of No. Swanage Road (SWN) E4 – north side – length east and (x1) 8 metres in length west of wall of No. 28 BUS (including the 3-point- 128 KHH; between its junction with Alma Avenue and a 3 hours £3.50 £3.50 the access road situated between Nos. 100 and turning area between Nos. 28 and 30 BUS); Hurst Avenue (HST) E4 – east side – point in line with the westernmost west-facing- 102 HRW; and Castle Avenue (CTL) – extension of the existing double yellow line “at wall of No. 1 ALM 12 Public notices

SCHEDULE 2. Whilst the works are being carried out, Maude Terrace E17 Road, E4, Hampton Road, E4, Jewel Road, E17 LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Routes) no person shall cause or permit any vehicle to (estimated between 11 – 15 Nov 19) and Brookdale Road, E17 PERMANENT MAKING OF CERTAIN (No. 1) Experimental Traffic Order 2018, wait or load for any purpose, at any time, in: Southcote Road E17 5. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in EXPERIMENTAL ORDERS (POPLARS ROAD, The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking (a) Blackhorse Lane E17 - between its (estimated between 11 – 14 Nov 19) paragraph 2 or 3 above remain in force, E17, NORLINGTON ROAD, E10, ROSEDENE Places) (Amendment No. 92) Experimental junction with Forest Road and a the southern HIGHAM HILL WARD alternative routes for traffic would be indicated TERRACE, E10 AND WILMOT ROAD, E10 – Order 2018 and The Waltham Forest kerb line of Sopwith Avenue E17; Amber Avenue E17 by traffic signs. VEHICULAR CLOSURES, PARKING PLACE AND (Free Parking Places, Loading Places and (b) Blackhorse Road E17 - between its (estimated between 29 – 31 Jul 19) 6. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of NO WAITING RESTRICTION CHANGES (EXP Waiting, Loading and Stopping Restrictions) junction with Forest Road and a the northern Carlton Road E17 (estimated between 31 Jul this Order would be removed. ORDER REF: T70A, B & C (17)) (T29(19)) (Amendment No. 123) Experimental Order boundary wall of No. 148 Blackhorse Road – 6 Aug 19) 7. The prohibitions mentioned above would The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Routes) 2018 E17; and McEntee Avenue E17 not apply in relation to any vehicle being used - (Various Roads) (No. 1) Traffic Order 2019, (c) Forest Road E17 – between a point 50 (estimated between 29 – 31 Jul 19) (a) in connection with the said works; or The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST metres west of the west kerb line of Green HOE STREET WARD (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police Places) (Amendment No. 160) Order 2019 ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 Ferry Way and a point outside the common The Drive E17 purposes, if the works allow and if the and The Waltham Forest (Free Parking - SECTION 14 (1 AND 5) THE WALTHAM boundary of Nos. 103 and 105 Forest Road; (estimated between 3 – 5 Jun 19) observance of the prohibitions would be Places, Loading Places and Waiting, FOREST (VARIOUS ROADS) (TEMPORARY 3. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in First Avenue E17 likely to hinder the use of that vehicle for that Loading and Stopping Restrictions) ROAD CLOSURES) (NO. 5) ORDER 2019 paragraph 2 above remain in force, alternative (estimated between 4 – 7 Nov 19) purpose, provided that the vehicle is not being (Amendment No. 193) Order 2019 1. The Council of the London Borough of routes for traffic would be indicated by traffic LARKSWOOD WARD used in such a manner or at such a time as to 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that signs. Larkswood Road, E4 be likely to endanger any person. of the London Borough of Waltham Forest (the on 20th May 2019 it made an Order to allow 4. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of (estimated between 5 – 8 Aug 19) 8. The Order will come into operation on 3rd Council) on 20th May 2019 made the above- water supply utility works to be carried out in this Order would be removed. LEYTON WARD June 2019 and would be valid for a maximum mentioned Traffic Orders under sections 6, 45, a safe and efficient manner in Chingford Lane, 5. The restrictions mentioned above would Church Road E10 period of 18 months or until the works are 46, 49 and 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to IG8. (TT12(19)) not apply in relation to any vehicle being used - (part – between Grange Park Road and completed, whichever is the sooner. the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only (a) in connection with the said works; or Ive Farm Close) NOTE: These works would not be carried out 2. The general effect of the Orders will be at such times and to such extent as regulatory (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police (estimated between 15 – 22 July 19) simultaneously in all roads but in a sequence to continue indefinitely certain provisions of signs are displayed, to prohibit vehicles from purposes in an emergency. MARKHOUSE WARD as directed by the Council. Leaflets would be the experimental traffic orders listed in the entering or leaving, waiting or loading: 6. The Order will come into operation on 20th Springfield Road E17 distributed and signage placed in advance of Schedule to this Notice, which by way of an (a) Elm Grove IG8 from its junction with May 2019 and would be valid for a maximum (estimated between 30 Jul – 2 Aug 19) any works in the above mentioned roads which experiment - Chingford Lane IG8 eastwards for a distance of period of 18 months or until the works are Hartington Road E17 would give more specific details on the exact (a) in Norlington Road:- introduced a road 20 metres; and completed, whichever is the sooner. (estimated between 29 Jul – 2 Aug dates of the prohibitions (the above dates are closure to vehicular traffic (except for cycles) (b) Chingford Lane IG8 between the common Dated 20th May 2019 19) not absolute but are estimated), effects of any at its junction with Albert Road/Pretoria Road boundaries of Nos. 50 and 52 and Nos. 58 and Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic VALLEY WARD temporary traffic management and diversion and double yellow line “at any time” waiting 60 Chingford Lane IG8. Management, Neighbourhoods, Low Hall, Argall Albert Avenue, E4 routes as necessary. restrictions (dyls) across the sections closed to 3. Where appropriate, alternative routes for Avenue, London, E10 7AS (estimated between 25 - 29 Nov 19) Dated 20th May 2019 vehicular traffic; traffic would be indicated by local signage. Cherrydown Avenue, E4 Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic (b) in Poplars Road, E17 - 4. Certain parking spaces in Chingford Lane LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM (estimated between 7 -11 Oct 19) Management, Neighbourhoods, Low Hall, Argall (i) closed to vehicular traffic that part of the IG8 and Elm Grove IG8 would be suspended FOREST ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT Frankland Road, E4 Avenue, London, E10 7AS highway as is situated at its junction with Lea and vehicles would be banned from parking 1984 - SECTION 14(1) THE WALTHAM (estimated between 7 -12 Aug 19) Bridge Road; on these suspended parking spaces at all FOREST (VARIOUS ROADS) (STRUCTURAL Hampton Road, E4 (ii) removed the one-way system to allow times (vehicles disregarding these suspensions PROGRAMME) (VARIOUS MEASURES) (NO. 1) (estimated between 10 -14 Aug 19) NCIL two-way traffic flow; and would be removed). ORDER 2019 (TT14(19)) Middleton Avenue, E4 (iii) changed all single yellow line waiting 5. The prohibition described in paragraph 2 1. The Council of the London Borough of (estimated between 28 -31 Oct 19) Consultation restrictions (controlled parking zone hours) to above would not apply in relation to any vehicle Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that Westward Road, E4 dyls; being used: on 20th May 2019 it made an Order to enable (estimated between 4 -8 Nov 19 ) London Borough of Waltham Forest (c) in Rosedene Terrace, E10 - (a) in connection with the said works; or carriageway maintenance and lining works to York Road, E4 The Council of the London Borough of Waltham (i) closed to vehicular traffic (except cycles) (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police be carried out in a safe and efficient manner. (part – between Hampton Road and Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that on Monday that part of the highway as extends from the purposes in an emergency. 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only Westward Road) 27 May 2019 it launches a consultation on south-eastern kerb-line of Wilmot Road, south- 6. The Order will come into operation on at such times and to such extent as regulatory (estimated between 20 - 24 Jan 20) Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy eastward for approximately 6.5 metres; 28th May 2019 for a period of 12 months, or signs are displayed, to prohibit vehicles (except WILLIAM MORRIS WARD allocation proposals. (ii) provided dyls across the south-eastern until the works are completed, whichever is works vehicles) from entering, proceeding, Chingford Road, E17 The consultation closes at midnight on end of the above closure; the sooner, however the works are expected to waiting or loading for any purpose, at any time, (part – between Forest Road and Omnibus Monday 24 June 2019. (iii) removed a permit holders parking place take 5 days to complete. in: Way) Details of the consultation and an adjacent to No. 34 Wilmot Road and replaced it These works are intended to be completed CHAPEL END WARD (estimated between 17 – 23 Jun 19) online response form can be found at with dyls; and within 5 consecutive days. The Order has been Bridge End, E17 Reness Road, E17 walthamforest.gov.uk/CIL. (iv) shortened by 6 metres a permit holders extended in case of unforeseen constraints (estimated between 29 – 31 Jul 19) (estimated between 10 - 13 Jun 19) Dated: 20 May 2019 parking place adjacent to No. 36 Wilmot Road which may lead to abortive works. Leaflets Rushbrook Crescent E17 Brookdale Road, E17 Ms J Custance, Director of Planning, Waltham and replaced it with dyls; and would be distributed and signage placed in (estimated between 29 – 31 Jul 19) (estimated between 19 – 22 Aug 19) Forest Town Hall, Forest Road, London E17 4JF (d) in Wilmot Road, E10, provided dyls across advance of any works in the above mentioned Queenswood Avenue E17 Jewel Road, E17 the whole length of the closure referred to in roads which would give more specific details (estimated between 14 – 17 Oct 19) (estimated between 13 – 16 Jan 20) sub-paragraph 2(c)(i) above. on the exact dates of the prohibitions, effects CHINGFORD GREEN WARD WOOD STREET WARD Council NOTES: more specific details of the above- of any temporary traffic management and Drysdale Avenue, E4 Brandon Road E17 mentioned provisions are contained in the diversion routes as necessary. Furthermore, (estimated between 24– 28 Jun 19) (estimated between 15 – 16 Aug 19) Meetings notice of making of the original experimental whilst the roads are closed for the water supply ENDLEBURY WARD 3. No person shall cause or permit any traffic orders as advertised in Waltham Forest works it is also intended to carry out gas and Chingford Avenue, E4 vehicle to enter, proceed, wait or load for any Monday 3 June News - issue 196 dated 8th Jan 2018. electricity supply utility works in collaboration (estimated between 25 – 29 Nov 19) purpose, at any time, within 15 metres of the Annual Meeting, Council, 7pm 3. Copies of the Orders, which will come in order to avoid unnecessary disruption at FOREST WARD junction of any road adjoining the roads or Tuesday 4 June into operation on 20th May 2019 and other other times. Lambourne Road, E11 sections of roads contained in paragraph 2 PROVISIONAL: Planning Committee, 7pm relevant documents can be inspected during Dated 20th May 2019 (estimated between 12 – 16 Aug19) above. Monday 10 June normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic Lyndhurst Drive, E10 4. Whilst works are being carried out in PROVISIONAL: Waltham Forest Safer inclusive until the expiration of a period of 6 Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, (estimated between 27 – 30 Aug19) any roads or part of roads mentioned in this Neighbourhoods Board, 7pm weeks from that date, at: (a) The Information Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS Forest Drive West, E11 paragraph the one way workings for that road *Please check Desk, Town Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, (estimated between 29 Aug – 3 Sep 19) will be temporarily suspended. The one way https://democracy.walthamforest.gov.uk/ E17; and (b) Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Wesley Road, E10 roads in question are York Road, E4, Westward mgCalendarMonthView.aspx for latest details. E10 7AS. ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 (estimated between 2 – 5 Sep 19) 4. Any person desiring to question the - SECTION 14(1) THE WALTHAM FOREST GROVE GREEN WARD validity of any of the Orders or of any provision (VARIOUS ROADS, BLACKHORSE LANE/ Ashville Road, E11 contained therein on the grounds that it is not FOREST ROAD REGION) (TEMPORARY (estimated between 27 – 30 Aug19) Waltham Forest News within the relevant powers of the Road Traffic TRAFFIC MEASURES) (NO. 1) ORDER 2019 HALE END & HIGHAMS PARK WARD Regulation Act 1984, or that any of the relevant (TT13(19)) Nesta Road, IG8 requirements thereof or of any relevant 1. The Council of the London Borough of (estimated between 17 – 20 Jun 19) advertising regulations made thereunder has not been Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that HATCH LANE WARD complied with in relation to the Orders may, on 20th May 2019 it made an Order to enable Clivendon Road E4 Did you know Waltham Forest News has a circulation of within six weeks of the making of the Orders, highway construction to be carried out in a (estimated between 12 – 14 Jun 19) make application for the purpose to the High safe and efficient manner in various roads in Handsworth Avenue E4 97,376 Advertising has never been so effective Court. the Blackhorse and Forest Road E17 region. (estimated between 14 – 18 Oct 19) Dated 20th May 2019 The general effect of the Order will be, only at The Avenue, E4 For further information on the different advertising Mr. K. 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*For term dates visit our website. OVER 300 ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES, INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES To find out what’s going on this month and how you can Karate Feel Good connect, be active, take notice, learn or give – and help us to make Waltham Forest the Feel Good borough – pick up Korean Karate the Feel Good booklet in your local library, leisure centre, Land, Sea and Air WFCC Monthly Ride Town Hall reception, the Junction Centre or Queen’s Road Leyton Jubilee junior parkrun Learning Centre. You can also visit walthamforest.gov.uk/ feelgoodfestival. Lloyd Park Green Gym (nature conservation volunteering) Lloyd Park Plant Identification: Meet the Daisy Family All is Well Lloyd Park Sharing Heritage All You Can Play Beach Volleyball Macramé workshop An introduction to using Social Media to start or develop a Make-up workshop business Managing Your Time Appliqué coin purse workshop Millinery taster Aquasplash and Family Fun Swim Nail Artistry Art Trail Ride Netball Athletics Papercutting Baby Yoga Plait, twist and styling hair Basketball Plant Identification at Lloyd Park: meet the Daisy Family Bath fizzies workshop Play matters Beaded jewellery workshop Quilting Beginners Squash Race Running Club Beginners Tennis Relief Printing Better Together Run, Jump, Throw BMX coaching Saturday Soccer School Ceramics: coasters workshop Sexual Health Drop-in Sessions (up to 25 years) Chair Based Yoga Skin care Creative Play Social Drop in Sessions for Girls (11 - 21 years) Cricket Social Hockey sessions Embossed greeting card workshop Stess management Emotional Intelligence and Anger Management Stress Awareness English as a Second Language (ESOL) Taster Summer fruits still life in pastels Family Learning - Pottery Swimming Family Learning - Mindfulness Tennis Family Learning - Storywriting & Storytelling Think Globally, Create Locally Celebration Day at Organiclea Felt patchwork bag workshop Top tips to improve your self confidence Fencing Trampoline, Double mini Trampoline (DMT), Cheerleading File, paint and hand massage Classes Free Swimming Volunteer Gardening Futsal Walking groups Gymnastics Walthamstow Family Bike Club’s Newcomers Ride Healthy diet happy child Water confidence session 50+ Hornbeam JoyRiders led bike rides (family ride) Water Workout ICT in daily life - Smartphone Wellbeing is me ICT skills on your CV Women’s Tai Chi Corner Indian Head Massage Intro to counselling

The Feel Good Festival encompasses all things health, wellbeing and sport. There are six themes running throughout: Health, Active, Sport, Enjoy, Leisure and Learning Get in touch at [email protected]