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Your Council keeping residents informed Issue 220 4 February 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk @wfcouncil THE GRANADA CINEMA LIVES AGAIN! Once graced by the likes of Waltham Forest’s opening party as the To attract the best artists and deliver The Beatles, Johnny Cash and very first Mayor’s London Borough of the best quality entertainment, Soho The Who, the Grade II* listed venue Culture, will help us make sure that Theatre will be working with the council in the heart of Walthamstow had the borough has the infrastructure to manage the 1000 seat venue for the been left unused and falling into necessary to ensure the cultural legacy benefit of the whole community. disrepair for over a decade. Now, of the Borough of Culture will live on. Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, said: Waltham Forest Council aims to “The renovation and rebuild will “One of the main aims of the London breathe new life into this iconic create new jobs and will provide a Borough of Culture 2019 programme venue. new area for the whole community to is to help more Londoners, regardless This month, the council is set to enjoy. The works will ensure that such of their background, to enjoy the full purchase the former Granada cinema an important part of the history of the benefits of the arts. Waltham Forest, on Hoe Street, Walthamstow, also borough won’t get lost and will instead with its amazing representation of known as the EMD. become an important venue for cultural diversity, is the perfect location The news comes just weeks after future generations.” for the development of a cultural hub in the start of Waltham Forest’s year The building will be fully refurbished the North East of London. as the Mayor’s London Borough of to bring it back to its former glory and “Not only will this new project help Culture 2019. create a new and exciting destination preserve a historical building, but it will Leader of Waltham Forest Council, venue. The plans respect the heritage create a new cultural centre in the heart Clare Coghill, said: “The former and history of the building, maintaining of the borough to bring the community Granada Theatre is one of the most the appearance, as well as the design together in a place where everyone will loved buildings in Walthamstow. Its and character of the interior, to ensure be able to enjoy arts and culture.” purchase, which comes weeks after it keeps its historical value. Continues on page 4

Crowds queue to watch The Beatles More info perform at the Granada in Hoe Street, bit.ly/2KYHVzuSee May 1963. Image © Vestry House Museum Look inside the auditorium as it is today! Page 4

www.fosteringwalthamforest.co.uk 2 News Remembering the victims Members of the public joined faith leaders, Sally Littlejohn, laid a wreath by the Anne Frank councillors and staff to mark Holocaust memorial tree. Memorial Day at the Town Hall on 28 At the end of the service, those in attendance January. placed a stone each beside the plaque dedicated A moving service was held to remember the to Anne Frank and all victims of persecution. millions of victims of the Holocaust and other Laying stones on a grave is a traditional Jewish genocides. custom. After prayers and readings by Reverend Paul Thanks go to The Royal British Legion Standard Braham and Paul Neville, the Mayor, Councillor Bearers and all those who attended.

The Mayor, Councillor Sally Littlejohn and Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy Leader of the Council, The wreath by the Anne Frank Memorial tree join members of the public, councillors and staff to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

From the Leader Cllr Clare Coghill

The opening event of the first programme so it’s fitting that we are To see the current condition of for the benefit of the community of ever Mayor’s London Borough about to take ownership of one of the main stage and auditorium is a Waltham Forest. of Culture was an amazing the borough’s most iconic cultural great spectacle but also a waste of Having a venue with the history spectacle that could only have venues. an amazing cultural asset in the heart and scale of the Granada will enable been made in Waltham Forest. It was a young Alfred Hitchcock of our borough. To bring it back into us to build on the legacy of London The 70,000 people who who would visit the Granada Cinema use while maintaining the original Borough of Culture 2019 and once attended got their first taster of on Hoe Street in Walthamstow from architecture will attract the biggest again inspire the young people of what is to come this year as the his home in Leytonstone, giving him names again, as well as crowds from our borough to be future pioneers in event showcased work that over a the inspiration to go on to become across London and beyond. music and entertainment. thousand of our young people had one of the most famous directors in We are planning to turn this been involved in creating. the world. famous building into a comedy and It is the inspiration gained from This venue has also been graced entertainment venue once again creating and experiencing culture by musicians like The Beatles, and have been working with one that will be the true legacy of the Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash of London’s finest operators, Soho London Borough of Culture 2019 and Buddy Holly. Theatre, who will manage the venue

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transport when attending Become a Dignity Champion Feet of the event where possible. endurance Children aged under Friday 1 February was Dignity party at Leyton Orient FC. 11 must be accompanied Action Day, promoting respectful It is also planning to train all social Young Waltham Forest fitness to and from the event behaviour towards vulnerable care staff in its in-house facilities to fans can take part in the weekly by a parent, carer, or people. The annual event aims become Dignity Champions. Leyton Jubilee junior parkrun. It’s family member. to ensure those who use care A Dignity Champion is someone a great way to get healthy, keep There is a café with toilets services are treated as individuals who believes passionately that being fit, and make new friends. on-site for those who are and given choice and a sense of treated with dignity is a basic human Taking place every Sunday at 9am Having fun at the junior parkrun looking for a less active control in their daily lives. right, not an optional extra. in Leyton’s Jubilee Park, the parkrun Sunday morning while the Throughout February, the council To find out more about how you is a 2km course that’s suitable Some sections of the course may little ones run off their extra energy! is holding a series of events and can become a Dignity Champion for kids aged between four to 14. accumulate mud, leaves and puddles It’s free to take part in the Leyton activities for residents over 50 around and start giving people the support The course has been accurately after rain – parents, be prepared for Jubilee junior parkrun, but anyone the borough to raise awareness of and understanding they need to measured with a professional some muddy children! who wishes to take part should the importance of dignity in care. make the most of their life chances measuring wheel and is run on a We encourage anyone taking register first by visitingbit.ly/Leyton_ Events include movie screenings, in Waltham Forest, visit bit.ly/ mixture of tarmac paths and grass. part to walk, jog, cycle or use public juniorparkrun digital learning sessions and a special DignityActionDay2019. 4 Regeneration

to working with everyone to bring the best in comedy, theatre, A brief history of the screenings and special events Granada cinema back to the Granada.” The purchase of the site is 1887 The Victoria music hall opens in designed to attract locals and Hoe Street, Walthamstow, to host dances, concerts and theatrical performances newcomers alike to the area, and estimates of the economic benefit 1896 The first film is screened at the venue calculate that, once renovated, the site could add between £34m and 1907 The building is converted into the area’s first dedicated cinema £52m to the local economy over a 10-year period. 1930 The site is completely redeveloped Redeveloping and reopening the and reopens at the Granada cinema, Granada is a key element of the holding 2,700 people. The exterior is designed by Cecil Masey, with the council’s ambition to build on its ornate interior decoration by Theodore London Borough of Culture 2019 Komisarjevsky. It features a Christie organ legacy and create a fertile cultural which is played before screenings environment for the creatives of tomorrow. We hope to inspire 1963 The Beatles perform on stage. The last live performance in the main the next Alfred Hitchcock, Zarah auditorium would take place in 1973 Hussain, or Damon Albarn by The main cinema today. It will be completely renovated giving them the opportunities they 1968 The stalls area at the bottom of the need to succeed right here in cinema is closed. Two smaller screens are eventually added downstairs Waltham Forest. Waltham Forest Council will be 1989-2000 The cinema changes looking for options to part finance ownership several times, finally becoming the renovation of the building the EMD including external heritage, arts 2003 The EMD closes its doors, to be and regeneration funders. bought by the Universal Church of the The work is set to begin in the Kingdom of God, which plans to turn the summer of next year [2020] and site into a church. During the years it is left empty, the interior and the famous Christie the refurbishment is estimated to organ fall into disrepair take 18 months to complete. The foyer areas and one screen 2013 After successful campaigning by are currently operated by Antic local residents, a public planning inquiry Pubs as Mirth, Marvel and Maud, decides that the building could be a viable The main cinema in its heyday The projector is still in place The outside of the building today entertainment venue who, along with the Victoria Continued from p1 their year as the first Mayor’s thanks to them and all of the very Pub next door, will continue 2016 The Church sells the building, which Soho Theatre Executive Director, London Borough of Culture, will many people that have been part to trade until the site is ready to includes the Victoria pub and attached Mark Godfrey said: “We’re complete the purchase of this of that. Building on our work with be renovated. shop, to Downing LLP. The bar and one of the small screen cinemas open as Mirth, delighted with the news that iconic and extraordinary venue. schools, communities and parks Marvel and Maud Waltham Forest Council, during It’s been a long journey and our in the borough, we look forward Consultation closing Drop-in to have your say Don’t forget to renew! Consultation on the • protecting public submitted this summer. have it by the Highams Park Draft buildings and services The proposed development time the old Neighbourhood Plan • improving the local will provide a significant one runs out closes on Monday business offer number of much needed new on 31 March 18 February 2019. • promoting more cycling homes in the heart of Leyton, 2019. The Neighbourhood in the area many of them affordable to The easiest Plan has been prepared • promoting affordable meet the Council’s aim that 50 way is to by a group of residents housing per cent of new homes built in The Freedom Pass card complete and features ideas on • preserving and the borough will be affordable. the online A CGI representation of the Score site what they want to see in enhancing the area’s It will also deliver an Are you are one of renewal form but if you the area. It covers parts housing design. Monday 4 February is your attractive civic square with the 1,192 Waltham don’t have access to a of four Council wards, Copies of all the documents chance to have your say shops and cafes, commercial Forest residents with computer, fill in the form Chapel End, Hale End and can be found on the on the largest housing space, a health centre and an a Freedom Pass that’s included with your renewal Highams Park, Hatch Lane website, along with an development scheme enhanced indoor sports and due for renewal in letter and post it back to and Larkswood. online consultation form. currently being planned for leisure centre with community March this year? Then London Councils, which Among the proposals put The deadline for comments Waltham Forest. facilities including meeting look out for a letter in runs the Freedom Pass forward are: to be included in the From 12 noon until 8pm rooms and a children’s early February giving scheme. You also can • increased resident consultation is 5pm on representatives from the nursery. details of how to pick up a form at libraries involvement in managing Monday 18 February 2019. Council and developers The scheme has already renew it. throughout the borough. parks and green spaces Taylor Wimpey will be at seen the outdoor sports A Freedom Pass Freedom passes for in the area the Community Room, The facilities relocated and provides older people with the 304 people with Score Centre, 100 Oliver improved at the new Feel free travel across London. disabilities will be renewed Road, Leyton, E10 5JY, to Good Too centre. It takes up to three weeks direct for eligible residents. More info discuss the proposals for the to get your new pass so site and listen to residents’ More info don’t leave it too late or More info walthamforest.gov.uk/HighamsParkNP walthamforest. views to help prepare the walthamforest.gov.uk/ you may find you don’t freedompass.org/renew gov.uk/ScoreCentre planning application due to be ScoreCentre Issue 220 I 4 February 2019 5 Regeneration www.walthamforest.gov.uk Leytonstone’s pop-up shop revolution In the last two years, Waltham streets vibrant and exciting places. looking for temporary tenants. used the pop-up shop at 295-297 In brief Forest Council has supported The support available comes Meanwhile Space manages High Road, Leytonstone to find more than 2,000 new businesses in many forms, from business the properties, interviewing out more. Council backs and local entrepreneurs in the rate reductions through to using entrepreneurs who have developed borough. Heritage Lottery Funding to improve a business, often in their own home, campaign to end Increasing the number of shop fronts in key areas. and are looking to test the market to businesses leads to more local The council has also been see if permanent premises are right no fault evictions jobs, as well as increased choice for working with Meanwhile Space on for them. More info of private tenants residents, shoppers and visitors. It pop-up shops, to help fill vacant Waltham Forest News meets regeneration@walthamforest. makes our town centres and high premises where landlords are some of the businesses that have gov.uk Waltham Forest Council is one of the first councils in the country to back the national Generation Rent campaign to stop private “The café combines two of my loves – cake and furniture” sector landlords being able Early in 2015 Leanne Hanson Joshua prepares the sandwiches, to evict tenants without good discovered a shop at 297 salads and other freshly made food, reason. Leytonstone High Road that while my mum, Andrea, bakes the Currently under the Housing Act would be ideal for her plans to cakes, tarts and cookies. The café 1988, private sector landlords can open a vintage furniture store combines two of my loves – cake evict their tenants with just two and café. The only thing was, and furniture. months’ notice even if the tenant is she wasn’t quite ready to move “We use as many local suppliers paying the rent required and hasn’t in, so in 2018, when the property as we can. The coffee we serve is broken any tenancy conditions. was ready, she offered it to roasted by the Curved Brick Co in Waltham Forest Council’s Cabinet Waltham Forest Council and Leyton, while the London Borough Member for Housing, Councillor Meanwhile Space to provide a of Jam and The Local Honey Man Louise Mitchell, said: “Nationally, half pop-up shop to help other provide our preserves.” of all 18 to 35 year olds, one in four start-up businesses. families with children, and growing From February to September numbers of older people now live in last year, different entrepreneurs privately rented homes. from the borough used the shop “One of the key findings of our for a month to test their goods and Homelessness Review is that, in services. You can read two of their common with much of the country stories below. and London in particular, the Now, Leanne has opened her ending of private sector tenancies own business, Gray. More info has overtaken all other causes to Leanne said: “This really is a become the biggest single driver of [email protected] Leanne, right, enjoys a cup of coffee with her mother, Andrea and brother Joshua family business as my brother, homelessness. With the increase in the number of private rented homes in the borough we anticipate this to “We wanted to stay grow in the next few years. “We had so much fun” “Giving two months’ notice longer” before evicting a tenant 4649 is an independent brand we had from surrounding businesses who is paying their rent from London, owned by Yumi and residents over the last few weeks and obeying their tenancy Sakaki. It makes classic street was amazing and heart-warming. conditions is something we wear with a hint of Japanese “With new learnings, challenges think is unreasonable.” style. 4649 (pronounced Yo ro shi and connections every day the time ku) is a polite way to say “Nice to literally flew and we wanted to stay “Responsible landlords play an meet you” in Japanese. longer.” important role in providing much Yumi said: “Popping up in a needed homes for our residents. developing area made us realise how More info “However, simply giving two important the support system of local regeneration@ months’ notice before evicting a community is. The love and support walthamforest.gov.uk tenant who is paying their rent and obeying their tenancy conditions is something we think is unreasonable. Tenants are forced to find suitable accommodation quickly with little time to save to meet costs Naila Ahmed of London Cushions associated with moving.” “That is why we are proud to London Cushions is a handmade “The shop was beautifully be the sixth council in the country gift and homeware brand owned decorated and the team was very backing this national campaign by Naila Ahmed. supportive to help me set up for to remove S21 of the Housing Naila said: “I had an absolutely one month of adventure. We had Act 1988 so our residents in delightful experience from start to so much fun, met so many amazing private rented accommodation finish at my pop-up shop in South people and made good contacts are protected against ‘no fault’ Leytonstone. with the neighbours.” evictions.” More info More info Yumi Sakaki’s 4649 ww.londoncushions.co.uk generationrent.org/end_section_21 6 wfculture19.co.uk Tickets now available for family show Atomic 50 the Atomic 50 factory, children living in the Borough. will be taken by performers on Speaking about the show, Cllr an exhilarating journey through Clare Coghill, Leader of Waltham time and metalworking. Exploring Forest Council, said: “Atomic different rooms and installations, 50 will be a true celebration of they will discover the history of tin Waltham Forest’s fascinating making, learn about its use as a history of tin making and sustainable alternative to plastic manufacturing, whilst also offering and produce their own tin objects children in the borough a hands-on on the factory line to display opportunity to learn metal working as part of a spectacular finale skills in a unique theatrical setting. sculpture. “Over the past five years, Merging practical teaching with Blackhorse Workshop has built a immersive theatre, the experience reputation as one of the borough’s will run throughout April, with best loved creative spaces. This specialist tin technique workshops project is an incredible example also available for adults. Open to of the opportunities to develop Children are invited to clock in at the Atomic 50 factory local schools during term time and creative skills and access culture Tickets are now on sale for London Borough of Culture Blackhorse Workshop will create families from Waltham Forest and being offered to school children for Blackhorse Workshop’s 2019. an experiential installation to beyond during the Easter holidays and families through the London immersive theatrical experience Created in collaboration inspire children aged seven (6-20 April), tickets are £5 and are Borough of Culture programme.” for children. Atomic 50 is set with acclaimed performance to 11 and celebrate Waltham available to book now. to transform a disused school artist Abigail Conway (see Forest’s heritage as a centre for A number of free tickets are More info building in Leyton Sports her interview below) and set manufacturing and metalworking. available to book online for low For more information and to book tickets visit www.wfculture19. Ground into a ghost factory designer Soraya Gilanni Viljoen, After clocking in as workers at income families and individuals co.uk/atomic50 Abigail Conway talks about Atomic 50 performance. are already knee-deep in planning for the project. We are on site, What should families expect preparing for the arrival of our set from Atomic 50? and props, and kitting out the Families can expect to get involved, space. At the same time, we’re and to be transported! putting the finishing touches on the The event is a combination of theatrical elements – scriptwriting, theatrical performance and characters, costume. interactive tin-making workshop. We’re reanimating a disused site What attracted you to work with in Leyton, and transforming it Blackhorse Workshop? into a ‘ghost factory’, celebrating My art practice is all about learning Waltham Forest’s history of new skills, and sharing them with manufacturing and metalwork. participants. In this way, there’s Our audience members will be an excellent fit with Blackhorse active participants in the installation, Workshop, who are experts in and will have the opportunity to making and fabrication. try out something new as well as experience a theatrical event. It’s Describe what Atomic 50 will be not necessary to have any previous like in three words. experience of metalwork, and it’s Inspiring, creative, unforgettable. suitable for all children, from seven years old and up. Families will leave Visual artist Abigail Conway armed with a new set of skills, Blackhorse Workshop’s can expect from this unique realm of live performance. I work and maybe a memento from their Atomic 50 is being created in family show, offering children with material objects, craft and experience. collaboration with performance the chance to produce their actions to create playful site- More info artist Abigail Conway, whose own tin objects. specific installations and immersive The event starts from April. Tickets for Atomic 50 are £5 work blurs the worlds of visual encounters for audiences. My work What’s going on behind the and are on sale now for public art and theatre. To celebrate Tell us a bit about yourself and crosses many disciplines, including scenes to prepare in the next performances from 6 to 20 April. tickets going on sale, she told what you do sound and video design, music couple of months? Visit wfculture19.co.uk/atomic50 us a bit more about what people I’m a visual artist, working in the technology, nature, architecture and Our creative and production teams for more details. #wfculture19 Issue 220 I 4 February 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 7 Q&A: Pride in the Borough In the last issue of Waltham Forest News, Why is it important that this project is we announced the first 12 projects to happening now as part of London Borough be awarded Make it Happen funding as of Culture 2019? part of London Borough of Culture 2019’s Culture is something that affects all Fellowship Funding programme. Martyn communities. LGBT inclusion affects all groups; Louke’s Pride in the Borough, which will we cross every boundary and are a part of all highlight the importance of LGBT inclusion communities. This is the perfect in everyday transport environments, is one time to demonstrate this. of these projects. Which artists or individuals from Waltham Martyn, what is Pride in the Borough? Forest inspire you and why? It’s a project to bring Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and There are some fabulous LGBT icons including Trans (LGBT) inclusion to Waltham Forest – one [dancer and choreographer] Matthew Bourne of London’s most diverse boroughs. In short I who are connected with the borough. What’s have a plan to makeover everyday parts of the not been done before is celebrating our culture borough and give them a bit of colour whilst as being so influential. sending a signal of strong support to the LGBT community. I call this “mainstreaming diversity”. What advice would you give to anyone applying for Fellowship Funding? What can people expect from the project? What I would say is to think carefully about I can’t reveal too much at the moment but I’m what makes your idea unique. Don’t be afraid working with national and local businesses to to be bold and make sure it’s an enjoyable bring something exciting to the borough! It’s very experience for everybody. thrilling as I’ve had so much interest since the Fellowship Funding announcement was made. I’m so thankful to the Waltham Forest Borough of Culture 2019 for supporting my project. More info The second round of Fellowship Funding is open for applications until 4 March 2019. Pride in the Borough’s Martyn Loukes (right) and David Omari. Photo by David Levene Find out more and apply at wfculture19.co.uk/fellowshipfunding Share your local culture London Borough of Culture With this in mind, if you have a support their local events. 2019 is a year to share your great event or activity happening Event organisations will be able local culture far and wide; it’s a in Waltham Forest this year and to apply to access a marketing celebration of the individuals and you’d like it to be part of the London toolkit, made up of London Borough communities that make Waltham Borough of Culture programme, of Culture 2019 My Local Culture Forest what it is. you can now upload your event to branding, marketing materials and Culture can mean a million appear on the London Borough of much more. different things and Waltham Forest Culture 2019 website. will use this once in a lifetime This is just one of many ways to opportunity as the first London be part of the programme. More info Borough of Culture to shine a Coming soon, the My Local For more information on My Local light on the character, diversity Culture programme will be Culture and to upload your event and culture that exists in launched, helping the borough’s now, visit wfculture19.co.uk/ Enjoying the opening night of London Borough of Culture 2019 Waltham Forest. residents and organisations to mylocalculture

Who are 1 in 4? – Photographic Bongalong Come along and get making and Coming up at One Hoe Street, Exhibition, Positive & Negative Every Friday, 11am creating Walthamstow style, and Thursday 7 – Sunday 10 February Bongalong brings movement, singing, unleash your inner artist! All ages the London Borough of Time to Change present Who are 1 dance and drama into one space welcome. in 4, a moving and thought provoking for under ones to enjoy and learn to Plus, don’t forget: the London photography exhibition aiming to show express themselves creatively. Culture 2019 hub Borough of Culture 2019 team will be the positive and negative side effects of hot-desking in One Hoe Street every mental health problems. In-Facts Wednesday afternoon. If you have any The Drawing Shed: Soup, Thursday 21 February, 7pm questions, or would like to chat to a water and bread An intimate evening presented by local member of the team, come along. Every second Saturday of the month artist LEMZI to celebrate and assimilate For more information on all events and The Drawing Shed presents monthly various audio and visual artforms to book, please visit wfculture19. artist-led soup kitchens to share co.uk/onehoestreet conversations about art, culture Make and Create E17 launch: and community during London Creative afternoon Borough of Culture 2019. Sunday 24 February, 1pm 8 News The green wall that’s improving air quality for school pupils has always been air quality in the • introducing electric vehicle playground. We have worked with the charging points council to apply for funding for these • working to improve the air for new green walls and we’re delighted our youngest and most vulnerable that we’ve been successful. Parents residents by engaging with schools to are commenting on how impressive it encourage staff and children to walk, looks, how it provides privacy for our scoot and cycle to school, alongside children and they can see how it is holding anti-idling operations outside going to improve the air quality in the the school gates. playground.” Last year a report by the The green wall is the first to be independent Environmental Research installed in the borough. They are Group at King’s College London proven to be an effective pollution showed that Waltham Forest barrier. At a school in Enfield they Council’s efforts have resulted in an decreased the daily pollution increased life expectancy among concentrations in the school children of at least six weeks. It also playground by 22 per cent. found that additional physical activity, In recent years Waltham Forest through regular walking and cycling, Council has been trying to improve was also helping to improve health the quality of air that its residents outcomes of our residents. breathe in a number of ways. This Additional research carried out includes: for the council by the Air Quality • encouraging residents to Consultants last year also showed Headteacher Shane Tewes and Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy Leader and Cabinet member for the Environment, join pupils in unveiling the green wall use more sustainable modes of that the number of households transportation exposed to more than the EU Schoolchildren are now being Academy in Wood Street, school gates beside the busy main • redesigning roads in favour of recommended maximum amount protected from poisonous toxins Walthamstow, found a new addition road, helping to block sound and pedestrians, cyclists and those using of nitrogen dioxide had dropped while they play after the council to their school playground when they pollution from traffic passing. public transport dramatically, from 58,000 in 2007 installed a new green wall. returned from the Christmas holidays. Headteacher Shane Tewes said: • requiring developers to build to 6,300 in 2017. Pupils at Woodside Primary A green wall of ivy plants now lines the “One of the issues for the school environmentally friendly new housing

Keep on moving FR have been trying to encourage our Keep Warm and Well in E residents to get more active, but we E know people respond better and more Waltham Forest positively by seeing their friends, family members and colleagues walking and An event for residents aged 60+ cycling. This is why we’re asking local groups to get on board to support more of our residents to discover the enjoyment and benefits of a more Monday active lifestyle, including reducing Come along to find out social isolation and loneliness. 11th February The Council’s new fund aims to “We know there are many groups more about energy encourage residents to get more active 1.30pm-3.30pm out there already trying to make a efficiency measures Community groups are being difference and this fund could help Waltham Forest offered a chance to apply for them and others succeed in delivering and advice from local funding for projects to encourage their plans for this summer.” Resource charity HEET and to Hub (North)* residents to walk and cycle more. “Discover the enjoyment and Waltham Forest Council’s Enjoy receive Winter Warmth 58 Hall Lane benefits of a more active Chingford Waltham Forest programme is lifestyle, including reducing launching a £20,000 fund for local social isolation.” Information Packs E4 8EU community projects which will *Formerly South encourage residents to be more Groups applying are being asked Chingford Public Library active, build stronger communities to provide a project plan as part of Free whilst stock lasts and explore more sustainable their bid and details of how they will transport options. measure their project’s outcomes. Fleece Jackets, Hats, From this spring, organisations can Applications for the fund open today bid for up to £2,500 of funding from (Monday 4 February) and close at 5pm Scarfs, Gloves, the Community Walking and Cycling on Friday 15 March. Knitted Blankets, Fund to deliver their projects. To find out more about the Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy Leader Community Walking and Cycling Fund Ice Grippers and Cabinet Member for the and guidance for applying visit: Environment, said: “As a council we www.enjoywalthamforest.co.uk Issue 220 I 4 February 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 9

MAKING PLACES: IMPROVING OUR Waltham Forest pupils In brief GREEN SPACES hit the high notes A new space to pause, reflect and play was officially lavender, wildflowers and other plants to trace the opened in Low Hall Woods on Sunday 20 January at outline of houses that once stood on Grove Green an event attended by over 150 local residents. The Road. The grant will help increase biodiversity at the Clearing, by artist Owen Bullett and Smith & Newton site, attracting bees and other insects, and will support Architects, is part of the Council’s Making Places the local community to take an active role in the park’s project. It comprises six intricately-carved cedar pillars design and future care. and redwood boulders arranged in a circle. In his Stoneydown Park in Walthamstow will be expanded opening address, Cllr Paul Douglas, Junior Cabinet to create more space for local children, adults and Member for Culture, noted that would encourage wildlife. what if: projects, in collaboration with the people to visit the little known woodlands and be used Friends of Stoneydown Park and local schools are by the Curious Wilds Forest School, among others. in the process of transforming an unloved piece of Two Making Places projects to transform existing land on Blackhorse Road into a natural green space parks have been recognised by the Greater London within the park with wildflowers and native hedging. Authority (GLA) with awards from the Greener The grant will help to improve the public realm along Rising star: Nuriya Qureshi Gonzalez City Fund. At Linear Park in Leytonstone, Matter Blackhorse Road through a remodelled park entrance, Architecture and local artist Lucy Harrison will use seating, trees and bike parking. violin has led to so many new experiences – I can’t wait to perform with the LSSO later this year.” Another local rising musical star is Nuriya Qureshi Gonzalez, 15. She’s recently been accepted into the Centre of Young Musicians (CYM), a Saturday music school division of the Guildhall School for Music and Drama. “Playing music is a form of expression, I absolutely Crowds gather at The Clearing. Image: Neil Perry 2019 Take a bow: Ryan Power love it.” Young Waltham Forest musicians have been The Walthamstow School for recognised by two of the Girls student has learned oboe, come and see most prestigious music violin and steel pans at school how organisations in the country. with teachers from Waltham different Violinist Ryan Power, 15, from Forest Music Service. a Holy Family Catholic School, Nuriya said: “Playing music is nurserycan be! has won a place in the London a form of expression, I absolutely School’s Symphony Orchestra love it. If I’m a bit fed up I can play (LSSO), known as one of the best a piece of music and it makes me youth orchestras in the world. feel loads better.” Ryan started violin lessons at St Joseph’s Primary School when he Something special is happening at was seven. As well as playing in Willow Brook Primary School and Nursery! ensembles with Waltham Forest More info Music Service, Ryan is looking To find out more about learning All children flourish in our Early Years. They have excellent relationships with staff and forward to performing with the an instrument or singing, visit it is normal for children to exceed their expected levels of progress. Willow Brook LSSO, including at The Barbican www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ provides a happy and secure environment in which to learn, and our pupils enjoy their Concert Hall. music-service or email Music. time at school so much they don’t want to leave! Ryan said: “Playing the [email protected]. Why not come and see for yourself? There are tours and stay and play sessions every Wednesday 8.30am to 9.30am and 12.30pm to 1.30pm, or parents can book an Hazel Pettifer appointment for a one-to-one meeting with the head. We were saddened to hear news of the death of long- Call us to book an appointment serving council staff member Hazel Pettifer, who passed Willow Brook Primary School & Nursery Tel: 020 8539 1428 away surrounded by family on Friday 4 January 2019. 190 Church Road, Leyton, [email protected] Hazel worked for Waltham Forest Council for nearly forty years, starting when London E10 7BH www.willowbrook-gst.org she was 16 until her retirement at 55, working as a draftswoman in the drainage @WillowBrookGST and electrical departments. Hazel lived in Walthamstow all her life until late last year, when she moved to Hampshire to be nearer to her family, where she made an enormous impact on her carers and new neighbours. In memorium, Hazel Pettifer 1939 - 2019 10 News Tell us your views on private renting

Nearly four in 10 households in • A Selective Licensing scheme amenities such as a kitchen or Waltham Forest live in homes across all wards in Waltham Forest bathroom. This is proposed to Find out more at a workshop rented from the private sector. (except Endlebury and Hatch apply across all of Waltham Forest We are holding a number of workshops to talk about our proposals at The Council is proposing to Lane, where the proportion of and will ensure that all HMOs are Waltham Forest Community Hub, 18A Orford Road, Walthamstow, London continue to license most privately private sector housing is below licensed. E17 9LN. Places are limited and admittance is by ticket only. rented properties in the borough the national average). Under this It’s really important that we hear to effectively regulate their scheme, most privately rented your views on these proposals so condition, management and homes that are rented to single we are running a consultation with occupation and to help tackle family households or to no more online information and a response anti-social behaviour that’s than two unrelated people would questionnaire for you to complete. associated with private rented require a Selective Licence. We want to hear from landlords properties • A borough-wide ‘Additional and their agents, tenants already The current Property Licensing Licensing’ scheme which would living in the private sector and from Scheme in Waltham Forest ends cover all eligible Houses in Multiple other residents in Waltham Forest. in March 2020 and because of its Occupation (HMO) that are not The consultation is open for success the Council is proposing within the scope of Mandatory 12 weeks between Monday 4 two new schemes to come into HMO Licensing, where tenants February 2019 and Monday 29 More info effect from 1 April 2020: share some basic facilities or April 2019. walthamforest.gov.uk/propertylicensingconsultation Our commitment to providing a decent roof over every resident’s head More and more Waltham Forest Forest has held regular landlord of poor housing conditions and anti properties and provide them with of rented properties in the borough. residents rely on the private forums since the scheme’s social behaviour that still exist advice, support and guidance. He said: “I was one of the first to rented sector. Private sector inception to ensure that there has Waltham Forest Council has We have issued nearly 25,000 sign up to the licensing scheme rented property licensing been a continuing dialogue with the taken enforcement action against licenses to private landlords as it helps tenants identify good helps to ensure decent living Council. rogue operators and has secured to ensure that landlords take landlords and lets the Council conditions for them. Most landlords offer good nearly 100 convictions against responsibility for tackling anti-social concentrate on the landlords who In Waltham Forest, we are quality, flexible homes to people private landlords for a range of behaviour in their properties; and don’t follow the rules. committed to building a strong but a significant minority are rogue housing offences and imposed ensure that all residents can live in We are dealing with people in private rented sector, which landlords who take advantage of fines of up to £30,000 in a similar decent quality housing. our business so it’s important that provides security and stability for residents and offer poor quality number of additional cases. However, we also recognise that properties meet a high specification both tenants and landlords. accommodation. They rent out significant numbers of privately and are the right quality. Waltham That means driving up housing substandard accommodation “We are dealing with rented properties are not properly Forest is setting an example for standards and supporting good with dangerous and unhygienic people in our business managed or contain significant the rest of London to provide local landlords and agents, while striking living conditions. so it’s important that hazards. The private sector people with quality places where the right balance of regulation. The current scheme has had properties meet a high licensing scheme aims to improve they can live.” The Council recognises the significant success in taking the quality of property in the private If you rent from a private landlord importance of the private rented action against the worst landlords, specification and are sector and address anti social and wish to raise a concern sector and its approach to the addressing anti social behaviour the right quality.” behaviour, to make the experience please email propertylicensing@ administration and management and protecting our residents, but it of renting homes in the borough walthamforest.gov.uk of its existing licensing scheme ends in March 2020. Our private rented property safer and more secure for our has been one of light touch Waltham Forest Council believes licensing scheme has helped us residents. enforcement and support for further licensing is necessary to to support tenants who are facing Landlord, Mr Zuber Majid, of responsible landlords. Waltham continue to address the problems eviction who live in unlicensed Hanover Property, owns a portfolio

Help available Waltham Forest Council Landlord licensing in numbers offers a number of schemes to encourage private sector • 26,643 licence applications have • More than 90 visits have landlords to accept homeless families from the Council’s been received from landlords been made by the property waiting list, including in the borough since the scheme licensing team minimum tenancy periods, was launched help with deposits and • 95 Civil Penalties have been issued guaranteed rent payments • 24,230 licence applications have for properties managed by been approved • 94 prosecutions through the courts the Council on behalf of the landlord. More information: have been successfully made www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ LandlordsForums Issue 220 I 4 February 2019 11 What’s On www.walthamforest.gov.uk

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Tuesday 26th February – Clark Tracey Quintet Various dates and time Walthamstow Quaker meeting House, E17 4QU established in 2004, catering for all ages and ready to dance and sweat. Only £4 For more info, phone Chloe 07903 629 636, Details http://eastsidejazzclub.blogspot.co.uk/ Baby Massage & Yoga is a wonderful way to abilities. Karate is a great activity for parents Contact: 07939873518 or email [email protected] and children to enjoy. It builds strength, bond with your baby whilst giving physical and [email protected] or visit www.TheBodyPeople.co.uk flexibility, fitness, confidence and discipline. We Chingford Life Drawing emotional benefits for both of you. are members of the prestigious Karate Union Every Thursday, 7.30 - 9.30pm £10p/class. Class passes available: of Great Britain (KUGB). Only £5 per class. For HIIT E17 Mornington Hall, The Green Walk, £36 for 4 - £50 for 6. For more info and new beginners first FIVE LESSONS FREE. Mondays 7.30pm at Walthamstow Hub Clubs and Chingford E4 7EN bookings, phone 020 8503 7794 email For more information visit our website Thursdays 7.30pm at Gnome House (near events We are a local life drawing group in Chingford. [email protected] or visit http://www. at www.tora-skc.co.uk Blackhorse Road Tube Station) We meet up for untutored life drawing with thehealthworks.co.uk/ Come along and join us for HIIT which makes professional models from all backgrounds. you strong. Samaritans of Waltham Basic art materials will be provided free such Beyond Babyhood GoldenYoga HIIT, or high-intensity interval training, is a Forest Fundraising as A2 and A3 papers, charcoal, pencils, 2 Wednesday of every month from 10am Mondays 6.30-8pm & 8-9.30pm, Tuesdays training technique in which you give all-out, rubbers and putty. You are always welcome to until 12 noon 8.15-9.45pm Jumble Sale one hundred percent effort through quick, bring your art materials. Price: £8.50 drop-in. Walthamstow Children and Family Centre, E17 Streamline your energy & your life! Learn Feb 24th 2019 2.30 - 4pm intense bursts of exercise, followed by short, For more info email: [email protected] or 5PX to enhance & care for your physical, mental & Orford House Social Club, 73 Orford Rd, E17 sometimes active, recovery periods. This type visit www.chingfordlifedrawing.co.uk Relaxed group meeting for mothers and emotional well being with Sallyanne’s healing 9QR.Old things, new stuff, vintage bits, cakes of training gets and keeps your heart rate up babies with a La Leche League (breastfeeding) art of yoga. Sallyanne has been teaching Yoga and refreshments. Entry 50p and burns more fat in less time. Class prices counsellor present. This warm group offers since 1994 and skilfully adapts the moves to English Conversation Clubs start from 8 pound. support for individuals with or without current suit every body. Beginners welcome! £12/class Silverthorn Dog Mondays: 11 – 12.30pm Book in by visiting - https://www.hiite17.co.uk/ breastfeeding challenges, for babies 6m+. For more information, call Sallyanne Wednesdays: 6 – 7pm Training Club Contact [email protected] for on 07952 307 455 or 0208 5207242 www. Thursdays 6-10pm Leytonstone Library, Church Lane, E11 1HG further details or see facebook.com/ goldenyoga.co.uk Bollywood Dancing St Edmunds Church, Chingford Mount E4 8JL Fun, Friendly and Free LaLecheLeagueWalthamForest for the over 50s We are a friendly, Kennel Club registered dog If you speak some English and would like to Football Training Starting Monday 11th February – 5.00pm- training club established in 1978 and offer become more fluent come and join us. Practice Sessions 6.00pm classes from puppy to advanced levels. speaking and listening to English in a friendly Series Meeting Training sessions cost £5 per week. group led by native English speakers. Make 3 Wednesday of every month from 10am Salisbury Hall & Blades Playing Fields Waltham Forest Resource hub (North), Info: 07856349669 or email: new friends and enjoy occasional trips to until 12 noon (Park on Sainsburys, E4 8ST) 58 Hall Lane, Chingford, E4 8EU places of interest and social events. Everyone Lloyd Park Childrens Centre, E17 5JW Get fit and make new friends! Gentle yet dynamic movement classes – come [email protected] welcome. Relaxed group meeting for mothers and babies, Women’s Football Training and join us for a fun dance class. Cost is £2 to There is no need to apply for a place, focusing on a theme, with a La Leche League Saturdays 10am to 11am cover administration and refreshments. Free Lunchtime just come along and join in! (breastfeeding) counsellor present. This warm Non-competitive, extremely fun, For more information or to book your place Concert group offers support for individuals with or Football fitness sessions for ladies. please phone Age UK Waltham Forest 21 February 2019 1.00 - 2.00 pm without current breastfeeding challenges. Shelby £5 per session on 020 8558 5512 or email e.tozer@ Waltham Forest Also on 21 March, 16 May, 20 June Contact [email protected] for Girls Football Training ageukwalthamforest.org.uk and 18 July Youth Theatre further details or visit facebook.com/ Saturdays 9am to 10am or Wednesdays Saturday 10.30am -12 noon St John’s Church, Leytonstone High Road, E11 LaLecheLeagueWalthamForest 5pm to 6pm Gentle Yoga and 1HH Forest community Centre, Guildford Road, Football training sessions for girls Mindfulness classes The Lunchtime Concerts Series at St. John’s Walthamstow, E17 4EA Aged 5 to 11 years Wednesdays 9.45-10.45 Church starts on 21 February 2019 1.00-2.00 We work towards group and individual Trinity Hypnobirthing Mums Club Shelby £3 per session United Reformed Church, 58 Orford pm. Door opens at 12.45 pm. Our first performer College exams and towards performing on a Every Friday 12-1pm Older Girls Football Training Road E17 9QL is a classical guitar player, Mario Kurtjak. 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provide an electric vehicle charging place for two adjacent electric vehicle charging post, limited (a) remove the exemption for motorcycles to vehicles in the following locations: Burchell Road to a maximum period of 1 hour, no return for 2 park without charge and without time limit in any E10 (VFR CPZ) on the south-east side, adjacent hours. parking place where a passenger vehicle would Planning to No. 133 Vicarage Road; Clementina Road 2. A copy of each of the Orders, the Council’s have to display a residents’ or business permit or E10 (LBR CPZ) on the south-east side, opposite statement of reasons for proposing to make the voucher or pay the on-street parking charge; and Kettlebaston Road; Downsfield Road E17 (LH Orders and plans showing the locations and (b) to provide that residents’, business, charities, CPZ) on the south side, opposite No. 2 Downsfield effect of the Orders can be inspected during school staff, carer’s (if not in receipt of DWP London Borough of Waltham Forest Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Road; Frith Road E11 (LNS CPZ) on the north- normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays allowance) and essential user permits would be west side, adjacent to No. 158 Langthorne Road; inclusive until the end of a period of 6 weeks available to purchase in respect of motorcycles, Areas) Act 1990- Section 67. Notice is Hereby Given that the following application Fulbourne Road E17 (FR CPZ) on the east side, from the date on which the Orders are made or, the charges for which would be based on the affecting a building within a conservation area has been made to the Council. outside the electrical substation adjacent to Nos. as the case may be, the Council decides not to motorcycle engine size or emissions (depending 190078 C/O Agent 2a Eden Road, Construction of single storey side 45 to 58 Ashdown Court; Lyndhurst Drive E10 make the Orders, at (a) The Information Desk, on the date of manufacture of the motorcycle) Walthamstow, extension. (AM CPZ) on the north-west side, adjacent to No. Town Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17; and and introduce pay by phone, voucher and pay London, E17 9JT 52 Leigh Road; Melville Road E17 (HS CPZ) on (b) The Reception Desk, London Borough of and display parking charges for motorcycles, as the north-west side, adjacent to No. 71 Greenleaf Waltham Forest, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, set out in Schedule 1 to this Notice. 190053 C/O Agent 16 Forest Glade, Construction of single storey rear infill Road; Nottingham Road E10 (AM CPZ) on the E10 7AS. 3. The general effect of the “Off-Street Parking Leytonstone, extension. Replacement door and south-east side, adjacent to No. 113 Essex Road; 3. Any person desiring to object to the Orders Places” Order would be, in respect of the off- London, E11 1LU windows to the ground and first floor Richmond Road E11 (GGE CPZ) on the south- or to make any other representation should send street parking places, to introduce charges for rear elevation. east side, outside The Heathcote and Star public a statement in writing of either their objection motorcycle parking in the Council’s car parks, as house; Somers Road E17 (MW CPZ) on the and the grounds thereof or of their representation set out in Schedule 2 to this Notice. 183369 C/O Agent 20 Winns Terrace, Construction of dormer roof extension north-west side, adjacent to No. 24 Palmerston to Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, Low [Note – The vehicle bands referred to in Schedule Walthamstow, to main rear roof, together with Road; Thorpe Road E7 (CHE CPZ) on the north- Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS quoting 1 and 2 to this Notice relate to the vehicle London, E17 5EJ installation of one roof light to front roof, west side, adjacent to No. 234 Odessa Road; and reference T5(19) –Electric Vehicle Charging emissions or engine size which are identified at and installation of new windows to front York Road E17 (CML CPZ) on the south-west Points – Batch 2 by the end of a period of the top of Schedule 1.] elevation.(Amended Description side, adjacent to No. 187 Coppermill Lane; 21 days from the date on which this Notice 4. A copy of the Orders and the Council’s and plans) (b) to remove 6.5 metres of CPZ permit holders is published. All objections must specify the statement of reasons for proposing to make the parking space and provide an electric vehicle grounds on which they are made. Orders can be inspected during normal office 184006 C/O Agent 1 Crown Buildings, Construction of part single, part two charging place for one vehicle in the following For more information please telephone 020 8496 hours on Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the The Green, storey rear extension. Construction of locations: Eve Road E11 (CH CPZ) on the 3000 quoting reference Traffic Orders –T5(19) end of a period of 6 weeks from the date on Chingford, London, dormer roof extension to main rear roof, north-west side, adjacent to No. 39 Steele Road / –Electric Vehicle Charging Points – Batch 2 which the Orders are made or, as the case may E4 7EX together with installation of three roof outside No. 27 Eve Road; and Goodall Road E11 Dated 4th February 2019 be, the Council decides not to make the Orders, lights to front roof slope and new front (LNS CPZ) on the west side, opposite Nos. 6 and Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic at (a) The Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest access to facilitate 2 self-contained 8 Goodall Road; Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) The Reception residential units on first and second floors (c) to provide an electric vehicle charging Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS Desk, London Borough of Waltham Forest, Low (1 x 2 bedroom and 1 x studio). Extension place for two vehicles in George Road E4 (not Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. of ground floor shop and alterations in a CPZ) on the north side, adjacent to No. 11 LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST 5. Any person desiring to object to the Orders Chingford Mount Road; or to make any other representation should send to fenestration. ON-STREET PARKING PERMIT AND PARKING (d) to remove 12 metres of pay by phone / free CHARGE CHANGES FOR MOTORCYCLES IN a statement in writing of either their objection 190132 C/O Agent Leytonstone Repositioning of front entrance gate. short stay (15 minutes) parking space and provide ALL CONTROLLED PARKING ZONES AND and the grounds thereof or of their representation Library, 6 Church an electric vehicle charging place for two vehicles OFF-STREET PARKING CHARGE CHANGES to Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, Low Lane, Leytonstone, in Wood Street E17 (WSN CPZ) on the west side, FOR MOTORCYCLES (T10(19)) Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS quoting London, E11 1HG on the footway outside Nos. 4 to 6 Golden Parade; The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking reference T10(19) – Motorcycle Permits and (e) to provide that the electric vehicle charging Places) (Amendment No. -) Order 201- Charging by the end of a period of 21 days from 183711 C/O Agent 73-75 High Street, Construction of first and second floor places referred to in paragraphs (a) to (d) above The Waltham Forest (Off-Street Parking the date on which this Notice is published. All Walthamstow, rear extension with rear balconies and would be available ‘at any time’ for the use Places) (Amendment No. -) Order 201- objections must specify the grounds on which London, E17 7DB side balconies. Formation of 2 flats (1x2 of any electric vehicles whilst charging at an 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the they are made. bed; 1x1 bed). Alterations including new adjacent electric vehicle charging post, limited to Council of the London Borough of Waltham 6. For more information please telephone 020 entrance at ground floor side elevation, a maximum period of 4 hours, between 8am and Forest propose to make the above-mentioned 8496 3000 quoting reference Traffic Orders – changes to ground floor fenestration and 6.30pm on Mondays to Sundays inclusive; Orders under sections 35, 45, 46, 49 and 124 T10(19) – Motorcycle Permits and Charging. new refuse storage at rear. (f) to remove 1 metre of CPZ permit holders of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Dated 4th February 2019 parking space to enable the provision of an Regulation Act 1984. Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic Planning (Listed buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 Planning (Listed electric vehicle charge point on the carriageway in 2. The general effect of the “Charged-For Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low Buildings and Conservation Areas) Regulations 1990. Notice is Hereby Given that the following locations: Bakers Avenue E17 (BA Parking Places” Order would be, in respect of the Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS the following application affecting a Listed Building situated within a conservation CPZ) on the north-west side, adjacent to 458 Hoe on-street parking places, to area has been made to the Council. Street; Elm Road E17 (GGS CPZ) on the north- SCHEDULE 1 – see paragraph 2 above east side, adjacent to 1 Pearcroft Road, Falmer CC engine size (vehicles registered before 01/03/2001) / CO2 190084 C/O Agent Forest School, Minor Material Amendment of condition 2 Road E17 (ME CPZ) on the east side, adjacent Vehicle emissions in grams per kilometer driven g/km – (vehicles College Place, of planning permission ref: 182825 dated to 12 Seaford Road and Morley Road E10 (GGE Band registered on or after 01/03/2001) Walthamstow, 7/12/2018 to allow for a roof top playground CPZ) on the north-west side, adjacent to the London, E17 3PY and associated glass guarding. Met House, 215 Francis Road [Note: the electric 1 (Low CO2) Up to 100g/km vehicle charge points referred to in this paragraph 2 (Standard CO2) 101 – 170g/km or 1549cc or below 190085 C/O Agent Forest School, Minor Material Amendment of condition 2 of would be for the use at any time by vehicles 3 (High CO2) 171g/km or above 1549cc College Place, Listed Building Consent ref: 182826 dated parked adjacent to the charging point, within the PROPOSED CHARGES FOR RESIDENT’S PERMITS and CARER’S PERMITS if not in Walthamstow, 7/12/2018 to allow for a roof top playground shortened permit holders parking places]; receipt of DWP allowance London, E17 3PY and associated glass guarding. (g) in Church Lane E11 (LSE CPZ), on the Vehicle 1st annual 2nd annual 3rd plus 1 month 6 months Any views you would like to make for the above proposals, must be submitted in writing to the north-west side, opposite No. 32 Church Lane, to band resident’s resident’s annual temporary resident’s remove 6 metres of pay by phone parking space permit permit resident’s resident’s foreign vehicle Council within 14 days of the date of this letter. Due to the number of correspondence (letters, permit permit permit / free short stay (15 minutes) and provide an emails etc) received by the Council relating to planning applications, it will not be possible to electric vehicle charging place for one vehicle; 1 £25 £55 £85 £20 £40 acknowledge or respond to your correspondences should you submit any. However, all views/ (h) in the access road fronting Nos. 187 2 £45 £115 £190 £35 £70 comments received are fully considered during the assessment of the planning application. to 213 High Road Leyton E15 (LNS CPZ), on Please note that the planning file, including correspondence received for the application, the east side, opposite 197 High Road Leyton, 3 £140 £265 £350 £120 £180 are open to the public. Dated this day 4th February 2019. Adrian Harding, Head of to remove 8.5 metres of permit holders parking PROPOSED CHARGES FOR BUSINESS PERMITS (SINGLE ZONE) Development Management and Building Control, London Borough of Waltham Forest space and provide an electric vehicle charging place for one vehicle; Vehicle 1st annual business 2nd annual business 3rd plus annual Order 201* band permit (single zone) permit (single zone) business permit (i) to introduce provisions necessary for the (single zone) The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking provision of electric vehicle charging places within Places) (Amendment No. *) Order 201* all of the Council’s car parks. [Note: in the Linford 1 £225 £340 £450 Highways The Waltham Forest (Off-Street Parking Road E17, Mission Grove E17 and Richmond 2 £435 £650 £860 Places) (Amendment No.*) Order 201* Road E4 car parks, one space currently allocated 3 £645 £960 £1,270 1. NOTICE IS GIVEN that the London Borough to pay and display parking in each car park is LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM of Waltham Forest (hereinafter referred to as “The to be replaced with an electric vehicle charging PROPOSED CHARGES FOR BUSINESS PERMITS (ALL ZONES) FORESTROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION Council”) proposes to make the above-mentioned space for one vehicle]; and Vehicle 1st annual business 2nd annual business 3rd plus annual ACT 1984 Orders under sections 6, 45, 46, 49 and 124 (j) to provide that the electric vehicle charging band permit (all zones) permit (all zones) business permit (all PROVISION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING zones) of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic places referred to in paragraphs (g) and (h) above PLACES (T5(19)) Regulation Act 1984, as amended. The general and the electric vehicle charging spaces within 1 £430 £650 £860 The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, effect of the Orders would be: the car parks mentioned in the note to paragraph Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and 2 £840 £1,260 £1,670 (a) to remove 12 metres of Controlled Parking (i) above would be available ‘at any time’ for the Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. *) Zone (CPZ) permit holders parking space and use of electric vehicles whilst charging at an 3 £1,250 £1,870 £2,480 Issue 220 I 4 February 2019 13 Public notices www.walthamforest.gov.uk PROPOSED CHARGES FOR RESIDENT TRADER’SPERMITS PROPOSED CHARGES FOR USE OF THE (b) Forest Drive West E11 – north-west side double yellow line “at any time” waiting STANLEY ROAD E10, BRANDON ROAD – to convert 7.5 metres of permit parking space restrictions between a point 8.7 metres north Vehicle band Charge E17, HIGH STREET E17 AND MISSION outside No. 49 FDW; and a point 11.7 metres south of its junction 1 - 3 £30 for 7 days GROVE E17 CAR PARKS all to single yellow line waiting restrictions Connington Crescent; 1 - 3 £100 for 28 days Parking time Charge operating Mon-Fri 8am to 6.30pm inclusive; 4. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN nb/ new restrictions in paragraph 3 (a) and 3(b) that the Council under the same RTRA sections 1 hour £1.00 PROPOSED CHARGES FOR MARKET TRADERS PERMITS above are to accommodate new, or removal of mentioned in paragraph 2 propose to make Annual (days per week) 3 months 12 months 2 hours £2.00 dropped kerbs amendments to an existing Order in relation to the 4 hours £3.00 (c) Connington Crescent E4 (CC) – to provide layout of certain no waiting restrictions already £145 £240 £420 double yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions existing on the highway, namely in Rigg Approach. PROPOSED CHARGES FOR LONDON PROPOSED CHARGES FOR CHARITY PERMITS (SINGLE ZONES) BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST on the: These proposals are based on the existing layout (i) northern sides – between on the highway. No changes will be made on Vehicle 1st annual charity 2nd annual charity 3rd plus annual STAFF PERMITS band permit permit charity permit i. its junction with Withy Mead and the common street. Vehicle band Annual permit boundary of Nos. 128/130 CC; 5. Copies of the Orders, the Council’s statement 1 £35 £55 £70 1 £105 ii. the common boundaries of: Nos. 124/126 CC of reasons for proposing to make the Orders 2 £55 £105 £150 2 £125 and Nos. 106/106A CC; can be inspected during normal office hours on iii. Nos. 100/102 CC and a point 6.6 metres Mondays to Fridays inclusive until a period of 3 £95 £145 £200 3 £145 northwest of the common boundary of Nos. 76/78 CC; 21 days from the date on which this Notice is PROPOSED CHARGES FOR CHARITY PERMITS (ALL ZONES) PROPOSED CHARGES FOR LONDON iv. the common boundary of Nos. 76/78 CC published, at (a) The Information Desk, Town Vehicle 1st annual charity 2nd annual charity 3rd plus annual BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST GREEN and a point 11 metres southeast of the common Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) band permit permit charity permit PLEDGE STAFF PERMITS boundary of Nos. 64/66 CC; and The Reception Desk, The London Borough 1 £70 £110 £135 Vehicle band Annual permit v. the common boundary of Nos. 40/42 CC and of Waltham Forest, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, its junction with Longshaw Road; and London, E10 7AS. 2 £110 £210 £295 1 £85 (ii) southern sides – between 6. Any person desiring to object to the proposed 3 £190 £290 £400 2 £95 i. its junction with Withy Mead eastward for a Orders or to make any other representation 3 £105 distance of 8 metres; should send a statement in writing of either their PROPOSED CHARGES FOR SCHOOL STAFF PERMITS - TERM TIME ONLY (40 WEEKS) ii. a point 10 metres southwest of the common objection and the grounds thereof or of their Vehicle band Annual permit LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST boundary of Nos. 93/95 CC and the common representation to Traffic Orders, Engineering 1 £158 INTRODUCTION OF WALTHAMSTOW boundary of Nos. 118/120 CC (opposite); Design, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, iii. the common boundaries of: Nos. 108/110 E10 7AS, quoting reference (T12(19) – Minor 2 £325 (QUEEN’S ROAD) CEMETARY FREE SHORT STAY OFF-STREET PARKING AND NO CC (opposite) and Nos. 65/67 CC; Batch 2 2019, by the end of a period of 21 days 3 £490 WAITING AT ANY TIME iv. a point 4.0 metres northwest of the common from the date on which this Notice is published. boundary of Nos. 55/57 CC and a point 2.4 All objections must specify the grounds on which PROPOSED CHARGES FOR ESSENTIAL USER’S PERMITS VARIOUS ROADS - REMOVAL/AMENDMENT/ PROVISION OF CERTAIN PARKING PLACES metres southeast of the common boundary of they are made. Vehicle band Period during which permit is valid charge AND WAITING RESTRICTIONS (T3(19) – Nos. 47/49 CC; Dated: 4th February 2019 v. the common boundary of Nos. 41/43 CC and Mr. K. Valavan, Director of highways and Traffic 1 12 months £158 MINOR BATCH NO. 2_2019 The Waltham Forest (Off-Street Parking a point 4 metres south of the common boundary Management, Neighbourhoods and Commercial, 2 12 months £322 Places) of Nos. 31/33 CC; and Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS 3 12 months £485 (Amendment No. *) Order 201* (d) Withy Mead E4 (WM) – east side – provide SCHEDULE 1 - 3 1 month £45 The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking Places) (Amendment No. *) Order 201* Name of Position Class of Days of Hours of Maximum No Return The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, Parking Place in which vehicle operation operation period for Period PROPOSED CHARGES FOR POOL (MULTIPLE VEHICLES) PERMITS 1 vehicle may 3 of parking of parking which vehicles 7 Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and Vehicle 1st annual resident’s 2nd annual resident’s 3rd plus annual wait place place may wait band pool permit pool permit resident’s pool permit Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. *) 2 4 5 6 Order 201* (T12(19)) Walthamstow Wholly within Motor Car, Mondays to All Hours 2 Hours 4 hours 1 - 3 £140 £265 £350 Cemetary a parking motor cycle, Saturdays 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council (Queen’s bay light goods inclusive Vehicle 1st annual business 2nd annual business 3rd plus annual of the London Borough of Waltham Forest Road) Car vehicle, invalid band pool permit pool permit Business pool permit (therein after called “the Council”) proposes to Park, E17 carriage and disabled 1 - 3 £645 £960 £1270 make the above-mentioned off-street traffic person’s Order under sections 32, 35 and 124 of and Part vehicle Vehicle 1st annual charity 2nd annual charity 3rd plus annual IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation be elevated sections of carriageway, between 75 band pool permit pool permit Charity pool permit Act 1984, as amended. LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST and 100 millimetres (+/-5mm) higher at their 1 - 3 £95 £145 £205 2. The general effect of the “Off-Street” HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 – SECTIONS 90A AND 90C highest point than the surrounding carriageway, Order would be to introduce the following ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – extending across the full width of the carriageway. Vehicle band Annual essential user’s pool permit provisions and restrictions within the boundary of SECTIONS 6, 45 and 84 2. FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN that the 1 - 3 £485 Walthamstow (Queen’s Road) cemetery E17 DRAYTON ROAD/SCARBOROUGH ROAD/ Council proposes to make the above-mentioned (the ‘off-street area’): CAVENDISH DRIVE (E11 STREETS) Orders under sections 6, 45, 84 and 124 of PROPOSED CHARGES FOR VISITOR’S PERMITS [Note: Charges for one day’s parking using (a) No waiting and loading ‘at any time’ except residents’ visitor permits would be capped at 10 hours for longer duration CPZ hours] ADDITIONAL SINUSOIDAL HUMPS, RAISED and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic in signed bays (entrance/exit via Queen’s Road) ENTRY/EXIT TABLE AND MINOR PARKING & Regulation Act 1984, as amended. The general Hourly resident’s visitor Hourly business visitor Hourly business visitor (all (b) 3 x Free Short Stay off-street parking WAITING AMENDMENTS AND GROVE GREEN effect of the Orders to coincide with a revised (single zone) (single zone) zones) places (x 1 north and x 2 south of the Chapel) ROAD 20 MPH SPEED LIMIT EXTENSION layout of the Cavendish Drive and Scarborough operational between Mondays-Saturdays 50p £1.20 £1.70 (T13(19)) Road junction and further traffic calming on Grove inclusive with a maximum stay of 2 hours and The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking Green Road would be: PROPOSED CHARGES FOR THE USE OF PARKING PLACES BY THE PAY BY PHONE, no-return in 4 hours. Places) (Amendment No. *) Order 201* (a) in Cavendish Drive (CD) – south side – to VOUCHER OR PAY AND DISPLAY SYSTEM Nb/ Waiting and Loading is restricted “at all The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, move westwards the double yellow line “at any Parking Period Pay by Phone Voucher Scheme Pay and Display times” within the off-street area mentioned in Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and time” waiting restriction (dyls) situated on the east paragraph 2. Yellow lines or kerb markings will Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. *) 30 minutes £1 £1.50 £1 side of its junction with Scarborough Road by 10 not feature in the off-street area. Sign plates will Order 201* metres and allow for an extension of the permit 1 hour £1.80 £3 £2 be placed at the entry of the zone and repeater The Waltham Forest (20 m.p.h.) (Amendment parking place outside No. 27 CD westwards by 10 signs placed on or near the carriageway within 3 hours £3.50 £3.50 Not Applicable No. *) Speed Limit Order 201* metres; the off-street area to indicate no waiting or 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council, (b) in Scarborough Road (SC) – east side - SCHEDULE 2 – see paragraph 3 above loading at any time. in accordance with Sections 90A and 90C of remove the permit parking space situated outside PROPOSED CHARGES FOR USE OF THE TOWN HALL CAR PARK The hours of operation and periods of stay along the Highways Act 1980 and the Highways (Road No. 44 SC and replace with dyls; and Parking time Charge with other regulations are listed in the Schedule Humps) Regulations 1999, as amended, propose (c) extend the maximum speed limit of 20 m.p.h. 1 hour £2.00 to this notice. Additional information with regard to introduce: in Grove Green Road – from its junction with to parking compliance will be displayed on the (a) additional sinusoidal humps (speed humps) 2 hours £3.00 Cathall Road to its junction with High Road Leyton, Council’s terms and conditions information board in the roads and locations within those roads as E10 (A112). This will create one continuous length 3 hours £4.00 within the aforementioned car park follows: from its junction with Gainsborough Road through 4 hours £6.50 3. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i. Cavendish Drive (CD) – (x1) adjacent Nos. to High Road Leyton. that the Council proposes to make the above- PROPOSED CHARGES FOR USE 78 and 85 CD and partially No. 87 CD; 3. A copy of each of the Orders, the Council’s PROPOSED CHARGES FOR USE OF THE mentioned on-street traffic Orders under sections HALL LANE E4, RICHMOND ROAD E4, OF THE BEDFORD ROAD ii. Drayton Road (DY) - (1) adjacent Nos. 1 DY statement of reasons for proposing to make 6, 45 and 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the CHURCH LANE E11 AND LINFORD ROAD E17 CAR PARK and 97 Bulwer Road; and (2) Nos. 20 and 22 DY; the Orders and plans showing the locations E17 CAR PARKS Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended. and and effect of the Orders and other measures The general effect of the on-street Orders will be, (b) in Scarborough Road a new raised table Parking time Charge Parking time Charge can be inspected during normal office hours on in: (exit/entry treatment – speed hump) for a distance Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the end of a 1 hour £1.00 1 hour £0.80 (a) Hainault Road (HR) E11 – south-east side of 7 metres from its junction with Cavendish Drive period of 6 weeks from the date on which the 2 hour £1.60 2 hour £2.00 – to convert the permit parking place outside No. (including the gradients) Orders are made or, as the case may be, the 66 HR; and 4 hour £2.40 The sinusoidal road humps and raised table would Council decides not to make the Orders or other 14 Public notices measures, at (a) The Information Desk, Town to Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, Low Connaught Avenue E4, Drysdale Avenue routes for traffic. the prohibitions (the above dates are not absolute Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17; and Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS quoting E4, Hawksmouth E4, Kings Head Hill E4, 5. Certain parking spaces in Brookscroft Road but are estimated), effects of any temporary traffic (b) The Reception Desk, London Borough of reference T14(19) – Formalisation of disabled Park Hill Road E4, Pole Hill Road E4, Willow E17 near to its junction with Kitchener Road management and diversion routes as necessary. Waltham Forest, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, persons parking places – Batch 3, 2019 by Street E4 and Woodberry Way E4 (TT4(19)). and Sturge Avenue would be suspended to aid Dated 4th February 2019 London, E10 7AS. the end of a period of 21 days from the date on the flow of traffic on the alternative routes, and Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic 2. The general effect of the Order would 4. Any person desiring to object to the proposals which this Notice is published. All objections must vehicles would be banned from parking on these Management, Neighbourhoods, Low Hall, Argall be, only at such times and to such extent as or to make any other representation should send specify the grounds on which they are made. suspended parking spaces at all times (vehicles Avenue, London, E10 7AS a statement in writing of either their objection 5. For more information please telephone 020 regulatory signs are displayed, to: disregarding these suspensions would be and the grounds thereof or of their representation 8496 3000 quoting reference Traffic Orders – (a) restrict vehicles from entering, removed). LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM to Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, Low T14(19) – Formalisation of disabled persons proceeding, waiting or loading for any 6. The prohibition described in paragraph 2 FOREST ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION purpose “at any time” in: Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS quoting parking places – Batch 3, 2019. above would not apply in relation to any vehicle ACT 1984 - SECTION 14(1)THE reference T13(19) – Enjoy WF - LSTC – Dated 4th February 2019 (i) Beresford Road E4, for 40 metres from being used: WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS ROADS) Scarborough Road region and 20 mph traffic Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic its junctions with Station Road E4 and (a) in connection with the said works; or (CONTROLLED PARKING ZONE ROAD calming by the end of a period of 21 days from Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low Rangers Road E4; (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police MARKINGS) (TEMPORARY RESTRICTION the date on which this Notice is published. All Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS (ii) Buxton Road E4, Connaught Avenue E4 purposes in an emergency. objections must specify the grounds on which SCHEDULE – see paragraph 2(a) above and Willow Street E4, for 40 metres from 7. The Order would come into operation on 18th ON WAITING AND LOADING) (NO. 1) they are made. Proposed locations of disabled persons February 2019 for a period of 1 month, or until their respective junctions with Station Road ORDER 2019 TT2(19) For more information please telephone 020 8496 parking places (locations are approximate) the works are completed, whichever is the sooner, E4; 1. The Council of the London Borough of 3000 quoting reference Traffic Orders –T13(19) Alma Avenue E4 (outside No. 4); Belton however the works are expected to take 12 days Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that (iii) Carbis Close E4, extending for 40 Dated 4th February 2019 Road E11 (outside No. 9); Blenheim Road to complete. it proposes to make an Order to enable road Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic E15 (outside Nos. 9 and 38); Borthwick Road metres either side of its junction with The Dated 4th February 2019 marking works to be carried out in a safe and Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low E15 (outside Nos. 2, 4, 6 and 28); Cann Hall Green Walk E4; Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic efficient manner in the roads mentioned in the Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. Road E11 (outside Nos. 53/55, 101, 109/111, (iv) Drysdale Avenue E4, Hawksmouth E4, Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low Schedule of this Notice. 130, 149/151 (parking place 9.5 metres in Park Hill Road E4, Pole Hill Road E4 and Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS 2. The general effect of the Order would be, only LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST length); 159/161, 178, 204/206, 206/208, 212, Woodberry Way E4, for 40 metres from at such times and to such extent as regulatory CHANGE FROM ADVISORY TO DESIGNATED 218/220, 219 and 220/222); Cary Road E11 their respective junctions with Kings Head LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM signs are displayed, to restrict waiting and loading DISABLED PERSONS PARKING PLACES (outside Nos. 28 and 37); Cheneys Road E11 Hill E4; and FOREST ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION by vehicles (except works vehicles), at any time, in (outside Nos. 5, 90 and 93); Chichester Road AND AMENDMENT OF ADJACENT PARKING (v) Kings Head Hill E4, all of the arm that ACT 1984 - SECTION 14(1)THE the roads listed in the Schedule to this Notice. PLACES E11 (outside Nos. 9, 28, 60 and 84); Crownfield fronts Nos. 128 to 136 Kings Head Hill and WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS ROADS) 3. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of the The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking Road E15 (outside No. 87); Davies Lane E11 Order would be removed. extends to Hawksmouth; (STRUCTURAL PROGRAMME) (VARIOUS Places) (Amendment No. -) Order 201- (outside No. 1); Devonshire Close E15 (outside 4. The restrictions mentioned above will not The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, No. 72); Drapers Road E15 (outside Nos. 37, 40, (b) suspend the use of the parking places MEASURES) (NO. 1) ORDER 2019 apply in relation to any vehicle being used:in Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and 54 and 79/81); Ellingham Road E15 (outside in Kings Head Hill E4, between Sewardstone (TT1(19)) connection with the said works; or Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. --) Nos. 18, 19 and 23); Elsham Road E11 (outside Road E4 and Woodberry Way E4; and 1. The Council of the London Borough of (a) for ambulance, fire brigade or police Order 201- No. 20); Empress Avenue E4 (outside No. 25); (c) suspend the use of 15 metres of Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that on purposes in an emergency. 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council Ferndale Road E11 (outside Christ Apostolic parking space in The Green Walk E4 on the 4th February 2019 intends on making an Order to 5. The Order would come into operation on of the London Borough of Waltham Forest propose Church and Nos. 5a, 32 and 72); Harold Road south side, opposite No. 1 The Green Walk. enable carriageway resurfacing and lining works 18th February 2019 and will be valid for a E11 (outside Nos. 23, 25, 41 and 85); Hartley to be carried out in a safe and efficient manner. to make the above-mentioned Orders under 3. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard maximum period of 13 months, or until the works Road E11 (outside No. 16); Hesketh Road 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only at sections 6, 45, 46, 49 and 124 of and Part IV of this Order would be removed. are completed whichever is the sooner. of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act E11 (outside No. 20); High Road Leytonstone such times and to such extent as regulatory signs NOTE: These works will not be carried out 4. Where appropriate, alternative routes 1984. (A106) E11 (outside Nos. 266, 282/284, 318 are displayed, to prohibit vehicles (except works simultaneously in all roads but in a sequence as for traffic would be indicated by local 2. The general effect of the Orders would be: and 363/365); Jenny Hammond Close E11 (at vehicles) from entering, proceeding, waiting or directed by the Council. Leaflets will be distributed (a) to provide a designated disabled persons the rear of No. 159 Harrow Road); Kings Head signage. loading for any purpose, at any time, in: and/or signage placed in advance of any works parking place measuring 6.6 metres in length Hill (A110) E4 (outside Nos. 36, 38, 195/197 5. The restrictions mentioned above would CANN HALL WARD Trumpington Road, E11 in the roads mentioned in the Schedule of this (unless otherwise specified) in each of the and 207/209); Lister Road E11 (outside No. not apply in relation to any vehicle being (part – between Tavistock Road and Odessa Road) Notice which would give more specific details on locations specified in the Schedule to this Notice, 10, 16 and 26); Malvern Road E11 (outside No. used: (estimated between 11h - 14th Mar 19) the exact dates of the restrictions and effects of in most cases replacing advisory parking places; 126); Marlborough Road E15 (opposite No. 6); (a) in connection with the said works; or FOREST WARD Chesterfield Road, E11 any temporary traffic management. (b) where any proposed designated disabled Matcham Road E11 (outside Nos. 49, 55, 61, (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police (part – between Essex Road and Epsom Road) *The roads asterisked in the Schedule to the persons parking place referred to in sub- 64, 69 and 80); Mayville Road E11 (outside purposes in an emergency. (estimated between 18h - 20th Mar 19) Notice are currently under consultation as to paragraph (a) above is longer than the advisory No. 20); Michael Road E11 (outside Nos. 15/17 WOOD STREET WARD Waverley Road E17 6. The Order would come into operation whether they will we included within a CPZ region disabled persons parking place it is replacing and 56); Mornington Road E11 (opposite Nos. (estimated between 4th - 7th Mar 19) and thus subject to lining works. The outcome of on 18th February 2019 for a period of 12 or where there is no existing advisory disabled 1 to 7/16 to 23 St Augustines Court and Nos. MARKHOUSE WARD Campus Road E17 that consultation will depend whether these roads months, or until the works are completed, persons parking place in the proposed location, to 9 to 15/25 to 31 St Augustines Court); Napier (estimated between 25th – 27th Mar 19) will be included or removed (whole or in part) from shorten any existing parking place in that location Road E11 (outside Nos. 30 and 42); New Road whichever is the sooner. LEYTONSTONE WARD Vernon Road E11 the aforementioned Order. by the length necessary to provide the 6.6 metres (A1009) E4 (outside Nos. 68 and 144); Oakland Dated 4th February 2019 (estimated between 27th – 29th Mar 19) Dated 4th February 2019 long disabled persons parking place; Road E15 (opposite Nos. 21/23); Odessa Road Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and VALLEY WARD York Road E4 (part – between Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic (c) in Cann Hall Road E11, to remove the E7 (outside Nos. 178, 195 and 201); Pevensey Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods Hampton Road and Chase Gardens) Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low advisory disabled persons parking place outside Road E7 (outside Nos. 1 and 106); Ramsay Directorate, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, (estimated between 20th – 22nd Mar 19) Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS No. 169 and replace it with CHE CPZ Permit Road E7 (outside Nos. 39, 47, 48, 53, 99, 134, London, E10 7AS 3. No person shall cause or permit any vehicle Schedule holders parking space and remove CHE CPZ 148, 158, 159, 160/162, 162/164 and 221); to enter, proceed, wait or load for any purpose, Hale End (HE) CPZ - All E17 roads restricted to Ranelagh Road E11 (outside Nos. 6 and 35); at any time, within 15 metres of the junction of Permit holders parking space outside No. 171 and LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM vehicles: provide a designated disabled persons parking Royston Avenue E4 (outside No. 39); Russell any road adjoining the roads or sections of roads Beacontree Avenue, *Belle Vue Road, Castleton FOREST ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION place measuring 6.6 metres; and Road, E17 (outside No. 47); Selby Road E11 contained in paragraph 2 above. Road, Forest Road, Hale End Road, Hillcrest Road, (d) in Alma Avenue E4, outside No. 2, to remove (outside Nos. 33, 34, 68, 82 and 95); Selwyn ACT 1984 - SECTION 14(1) THE 4. Whilst works are being carried out in Ulverston Road, Woodstock Road approximately 2 metres of informal parking space. Avenue E4 (outside No. 26); Steele Road E11 WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS ROADS) any roads or part of roads mentioned in this Higham Hill East (HHE) CPZ - All E17 roads [Note: If these proposals were to go ahead then it (outside Nos. 7 and 20); Tavistock Road E7 (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES) (NO. *) paragraph the one way workings for that road will restricted to vehicles: is intended that any proposal in a location referred (outside No. 14); Thorne Close E11 (outside ORDER 2019 be temporarily suspended. The one way roads in Billet Road, Bosworth Close, Carlton Road, to in this Notice that is within an experimental Nos. 9/11); Thorpe Road E11 (outside Nos. 1. The Council of the London Borough of question are Fairview Close, Faulkner Mews, Guildsway, CPZ would not proceed until such time and under 104/106); Trumpington Road E11 (opposite Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that it 5. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in Heron Close, Higham Hill Road, Kelmscott Close, such circumstances as the provisions of the No. 151); Vansittart Road E7 (outside Nos. 21 intends to make an Order to allow Thames Water paragraph 2 above remain in force, alternative Kimberley Road, Lyne Crescent, Millfield Avenue, experimental Traffic Order for the CPZ in question and 36); Vernon Road E11 (outside No. 29); sewer repair works to be carried out in a safe and routes for traffic would be indicated by traffic Shaw Square, Wigton Road, Williams Avenue, were continued in force indefinitely by way of a Worsley Road E11 (outside No. 17 and 58); and efficient manner in Chingford Road, E17. (TT6(19)) signs. *Manor Road, *Mount Pleasant Road, *Windsor permanent Traffic Order.] Wragby Road E11 (outside Nos. 3, 47, 49/51, 2. The general effect of the Order would be, only 6. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of Avenue, *Rodney Place, *Warwick Road, *Priors 3. A copy of the Orders and the Council’s 57 and 62). at such times and to such extent as regulatory this Order would be removed. Croft statement of reasons for proposing to make the signs are displayed, to prohibit vehicles from 7. The restrictions mentioned above would not Orders can be inspected during normal office LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM entering or leaving:- apply in relation to any vehicle being used - LONDON BOROUGHS OF WALTHAM hours on Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the FORESTROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION (a) Brookscroft Road E17 and Cazenove Road (a) in connection with the said works; or FOREST AND REDBRIDGE ROAD end of a period of 6 weeks from the date on (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police ACT 1984 - SECTION 14(1) E17 at their junctions with Chingford Road E17; TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - which the Orders are made or, as the case may (b) Kitchener Road E17 and Sturge Avenue E17 purposes in an emergency, if the works allow. THE WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS SECTION 14(1) (TT3(19)) THE WALTHAM be, the Council decides not to make the Orders, at at their junctions with Brookscroft Road E17. 8. The Order will come into operation on ROADS) (TEMPORARY ROAD (a) The Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest Road, 3. Where appropriate, alternative routes for 4th February 2019 and would be valid for a FOREST AND (FOREST SCHOOL REGION) Walthamstow, E17; and (b) The Reception Desk, CLOSURES) (NO. *) ORDER 2019 traffic would be indicated by local signage. maximum period of 18 months or until the works (TEMPORARY MEASURES) (NO. 1) London Borough of Waltham Forest, Low Hall, 1. The Council of the London Borough of 4. Whenever the prohibition described in are completed, whichever is the sooner. ORDER 2019 Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that paragraph 2 above applies, the road closure at the NOTE: These works would not be carried out 1. The Council of the London Borough of it intends on making an Order to allow for junction of Brookscroft Road E17 with Kitchener simultaneously in all roads but in a sequence Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that on 4. Any person desiring to object to the Orders Zayo telecommunications works in a safe Road and Sturge Avenue would be suspended as directed by the Council. Leaflets would be 4th February 2019 it made an Order to enable or to make any other representation should send and efficient manner in parts of Beresford and the gate temporarily left open to allow access distributed and signage placed in advance of any the construction of blended crossings and other a statement in writing of either their objection works in the above mentioned roads which would Road E4, Buxton Road E4, Carbis Close E4, to properties and to facilitate the alternative related traffic highway construction works to and the grounds thereof or of their representation give more specific details on the exact dates of Issue 220 I 4 February 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 15

be carried out in a safe and efficient manner in E4, Eldon Road E17, Gillards Way E17, Storey 19/07/19 (ll) VINCENT ROAD, E4 - 23/07/19 – 10/09/19 but are estimated) and effects of any temporary certain roads. Road E17 and Vernon Road E17 (TT5(19)). (h) CROMWELL ROAD, E17 - 03/07/19 – (mm) MALVERN AVENUE, E4 - 04/09/19 traffic management as necessary. 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only at 2. The general effect of the Order would be, only 23/07/19 – 24/09/19 Dated 4th February 2019 such times and to such extent as regulatory signs at such times and to such extent as regulatory (i) THIRD AVENUE, E17 - 17/07/19 – (nn) MARION GROVE, IG8 - 18/09/19 – Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic are displayed, to prohibit vehicles (except works signs are displayed, to restrict vehicles from 31/07/19 27/09/19 Management, Neighbourhoods, Low Hall, Argall vehicles), restrict waiting and loading by vehicles entering, proceeding, waiting or loading for any (j) MANSFIELD ROAD, E17 - 02/09/19 – Network links to schools within (*programmed Avenue, London, E10 7AS (except works vehicles) “at any time”: purpose “at any time” in Eldon Road E17, Gillards 30/09/19 within 18 months of the live Order): (a) in Oakhurst Gardens E17 – between its Way E17, Queens Grove Road E4, Storey Road (k) CAMPBELL ROAD, E17 - 24/09/19 – E4 roads - HANDSWORTH AVENUE, junctions with Woodford New Road and The E17 and Vernon Road E17. 11/10/19 LONGSHAW ROAD, YORK ROAD; Forest; 3. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of (l) COTTENHAM ROAD, E17 - 07/10/19 – E17 roads - ADDISON ROAD, BERESFORD (b) in Forest Rise E11 – section between this Order would be removed. 30/10/19 ROAD, BRUNSWICK STREET, GREENLEAF Notices Woodford New Road and Oakhurst Gardens; 4. Where appropriate, alternative routes for (m) HILLCREST ROAD, E17 – 17/10/19 – ROAD, LONGFIELD AVENUE, PRETORIA 3. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in traffic would be indicated by local signage. 25/11/19 AVENUE, SYBOURN STREET and WIGTON paragraph 2 above remain in force, alternative 5. The restrictions mentioned above would not (n) COBHAM ROAD, E17 - 19/11/19 – ROAD; routes for traffic would be indicated by traffic apply in relation to any vehicle being used: 28/11/19 E10 road - CANTERBURY ROAD; and CONSULTATION NOTICE signs. (a) in connection with the said works; or Program 2 (consecutive with programs 1 and 3) E11 roads - HAINAULT ROAD and VERNON Essex Close (former garage site) 4. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police (o) TERLING CLOSE, E11 - c. 18/02/19 - *TBC ROAD development proposal Statutory this Order would be removed. purposes in an emergency. (p) GORDON ROAD, E15 - c.18/02/19 – *TBC 3. Whilst works are being carried out and only Consultation – Secure Council Tenants 5. The prohibitions mentioned above would not 6. The Order would come into operation on (q) RANELAGH ROAD, E11 - c.18/02/19 – at such times and to such extent as regulatory 2-30 Essex Close Section 105 of apply in relation to any vehicle being used - 18th February 2019 for a period of 12 months, c.01/03/19 signs are displayed no person shall cause or (a) in connection with the said works; or or until the works are completed, whichever is the (r) WORSLEY ROAD, E11 - 25/02/19 - permit any vehicle to wait or load for any purpose, Housing Act 1985 The Council intends to consult all secure tenants (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police sooner. 18/03/19 at any time, within 15 metres of the junction of at 2-30 Essex Close on the proposal to build new purposes if the observance of the prohibitions Dated 4th February 2019 (s) BROXBOURNE ROAD, E7 - 12/03/19 - any road adjoining the roads or sections of roads homes on the former garage site, situated to the would be likely to hinder the use of that vehicle Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic 25/03/19 contained in paragraph 2 above. rear of the Essex Close estate. This is a “matter of for that purpose, provided that this exemption Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low (t) SOUTHWELL GROVE ROAD, E11 - 4. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in housing management” that is likely substantially shall not apply if the vehicle is being used in Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS 19/03/19 - 26/04/19 paragraph 2 above remain in force, advance to affect secure tenants at these properties for the such a manner or at such a time as to be likely to (u) MELFORD ROAD, E11 - 05/04/19 - warning signage and alternative routes for traffic purposes of Section 105 of the Housing Act 1985. endanger any person. LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM 20/05/19 shall be in place. The arrangements for this consultation are 6. The Order will come into operation on (v) LEYBOURNE ROAD, E11 - 14/05/19 – 5. Whilst works are being carried out and only FOREST ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION as follows: 4th February 2019 for a maximum period of 20/06/19 at such times and to such extent as regulatory ACT 1984 - SECTION 14(1) THE • On or around Monday 4th February 2019 all 18 months, or until the works are completed, (w) STANMORE ROAD, E11 - 14/06/19 – signs are displayed any one-way working or no- secure tenants at 2-30 Essex Close will be sent whichever is the sooner. WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS ROADS) 01/07/19 entry prohibitions in any roads or parts of roads an ‘Essex Close ’ Information Pack summarising *NOTE: These works would not be carried (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES) (NO. 2) (x) HARRINGTON ROAD, E11 - 25/06/19 – mentioned in this paragraph may be temporarily the issues involved and setting out the Councils’ out simultaneously in all sections of the roads ORDER 2019 (TT7(19)) 11/07/19 suspended. proposals. This pack will consist of a letter and mentioned in this Notice but in a sequence 1. The Council of the London Borough of (y) BURGHLEY ROAD, E11 - 05/07/19 – 6. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of drawing(s) of the proposals. as directed by the Council. Leaflets would be Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that it 19/07/19 this Order would be removed. • Secure tenants will be invited to make their distributed and signage placed in advance of any intends making an Order to enable Thames Water Program 3 (consecutive with programs 1 and 2 7. The restrictions mentioned above would not views known to the Council via email or by writing works which would give more specific details on Lead replacement works to be carried out in a below) apply in relation to any vehicle being used - to the Council at the addresses given in the the exact dates and locations of the prohibitions, safe and efficient manner. (z) SEYMOUR ROAD, E4 - from c.18/02/19 – (a) in connection with the said works; or Information Pack. We will also invite views from restrictions and effects of any temporary traffic 2. The general effect of the Order would be, only *TBC (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police the leaseholders within the flats as leases may management and diversion routes as necessary. at such times and to such extent as regulatory (aa) DRYSDALE AVENUE, E4 - c.18/02/19 – purposes (if the works allow) if the observance of need to be varied. 2-way stop/go working will be used wherever signs are displayed, to prohibit vehicles (except c.18/03/19 the prohibitions would be likely to hinder the use • Secure tenants will have 28 days to make their possible to minimise disruption. works vehicles) from entering, proceeding, waiting (bb) LAMBOURNE GARDENS, E4 - 12/03/19 - of that vehicle for that purpose; provided, that this views known to the Council. Dated 4th February 2019 or loading for any purpose, at any time, in the 02/04/19 exemption shall not apply if the vehicle is being Before making a final decision on this matter the Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic following roads (nb/ the work date periods below (cc) MULBERRY CLOSE, E4 - 27/03/19 - used in such a manner or at such a time as to be Council will consider any representations made Management, Neighbourhoods, Low Hall, Argall are estimates only): 23/04/19 likely to endanger any person. in accordance with these arrangements. Avenue, London, E10 7AS Program 1 (consecutive with programs 2 and 3) (dd) BRINDWOOD ROAD, E4 - 02/04/19 - 8. The Order would come into operation on This Notice is published in accordance with (a) SALISBURY ROAD, E17 - c.18/02/19 – 03/06/19 18th February 2019 and would be valid for Section 105(5) of the Housing Act 1985. A copy LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM *TBC (ee) RECTORY CLOSE, E4 - 21/05/19 – a maximum period of 12 months or until the of this Notice is online at http://www. (b) WINDSOR ROAD, E10 – 18/02/19 - 06/06/19 works are completed, whichever is the sooner FOREST ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION walthamforest.gov.uk/dhwf-essexclose and for 15/03/19 (ff) KINGSLEY GARDENS, E4 - 24/05/19 – (this applies to all sites mentioned in paragraph ACT 1984 - SECTION 14(1) THE inspection at Waltham Forest Housing, Cedar (c) ROSEDENE TERRACE E10 - 11/03/19 – 13/06/19 2 above and allows for unforeseen constraints Wood House, 2d Fulbourne Road, E17 4GG WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS ROADS) 19/03/19 (gg) GENEVER CLOSE, E4 - 07/06/19 – which may abort works until a future time). between 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday. In addition, (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES) (NO. 1) (d) NORLINGTON ROAD E10 - 13/03/19 – 19/06/19 NOTE: These works would not be carried out a copy of this Notice will be given to any member ORDER 2019 29/03/19 (hh) FINCH GARDENS, E4 - /06/19 – 25/06/19 simultaneously in all roads but in a sequence 1. The Council of the London Borough of (e) MORLEY ROAD, E10 - 25/03/19 – (ii) ACORN CLOSE, E4 - 19/06/19 – 28/06/19 as directed by the Council. *Leaflets would be of the public who asks for one. Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that it 11/06/19 (jj) BATEMAN ROAD, E4 - 24/06/19 – distributed and signage placed in advance of any Responses must be received no later than intends on making an Order to allow for water (f) HALFORD ROAD, E10 - 05/06/19 – 19/07/19 works in the above-mentioned roads which would Monday 4th March 2019. mains replacement work to be carried out in a 19/06/19 (kk) BEVERLEY ROAD, E4 - 15/07/19 – give more specific details on the exact dates of safe and efficient manner in Queens Grove Road (g) WEST END AVENUE, E10 - 13/06/19 – 02/09/19 the restrictions (the above dates are not absolute Waltham Forest News advertising Did you know Waltham Forest News has a circulation of 110,000 – Advertising has never been so effective For further information on the different advertising opportunities available please call: 020 8496 3675 or email: [email protected] Become a WALTHAM FOREST carer MARILYN’S STORY With younger children your role as a foster carer is more around nurturing them, with older children it is a slightly different role, they can make decisions for themselves and need your support, guidance and someone to listen to them. 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