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Your Council keeping residents informed Issue 221 18 February 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk @wfcouncil FROM LEYTONSTONE TO LAGOS

Damon in 2014 visiting the house in Leytonstone where he grew up

Damon Albarn is returning returning to the area where he Fillebrook Road in Leytonstone Everyday Robots, featured the the highlights of London Borough to Waltham Forest as part of lived as a boy. and attended George Tomlinson song Hollow Ponds, an homage of Culture 2019. Africa Express: The Circus. From Liverpool to Lagos, the school, before moving to Essex to the area in Leytonstone he Tickets went on sale last week, The musical collective of Blur frontman has travelled the when he was nine. visited as a child. with local residents offered a 72- African and Western artists, co- globe with Africa Express, an Damon has spoken warmly Now, he and Africa Express hour priority booking period before founded by Damon, is playing acclaimed group of African and of his time in the borough and are bringing an exciting collective they were made available to people in Leytonstone on Friday 29 Western artists, promoting how living in such a diverse area of musicians from around the outside the borough. March as part of Waltham unity and collaboration through influenced his music, first with Blur, world – including, of course, Forest’s year as the Mayor’s music across borders, genres and then through collaborations Waltham Forest – together for first ever London Borough of and generations. Now, he’s with other artists, including Gorillaz Africa Express: The Circus. The WIN tickets to see Africa Express! Culture. The show has special coming home. and Africa Express. five-hour headline show in the Big Find out more on page 7 significance as it sees Damon Damon lived with his family on His first solo album, 2014’s Tent on Wanstead Flats is one of More info Rokia Traoré and Damon Albarn performing with Africa Express in London’s Granary Square. Photo: Simon Phipps More information on London Borough of Culture 2019bit.ly/2KYHVzuSee Page 6

WALTHAMSTOW To buy tickets visit: ASSEMBLY HALL wahhaha2.eventbrite.co.uk 26/05/19 - 6-12PM forestvenues #WAH17HAHA TICKETS £8-£18 www.forestvenues.london 2 News Get set for Spring Clean 2019!

Some of the rubbish The annual big bulb giveaway Pupils from Davis Lane Primary school, Leytonstone, get involved in 2017’s Spring Clean collected in previous years helps to brighten up the borough

The borough’s annual Spring Many residents also get involved Last year, 94 groups were involved giveaway, it’s a great chance for The Council has implemented the Clean will be taking place this in the Council’s annual big bulb in the bulb giveaway, including 45 communities to come together and biggest tree-planting exercise in its year between 5-7 April and we giveaway and we would love to see residential groups, 28 schools, and get involved.” history, increasing the number of trees invite all community groups, images of all your new displays when 10 Friends of Parks groups. The Council’s Neighbourhoods in the borough by 12% since 2013, to residents associations, parks they appear. Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy teams have again secured tons of over 50,000. groups, schools and other Planting flowers, fruit, vegetables Leader and Cabinet member for recycled compost ready to give away interested parties to take part. and trees not only helps make the Environment said: “The annual for this year’s planting projects. We’ll More info It’s a great way to meet your Waltham Forest look good but it Spring Clean always captures the be reporting where and when to get Contact environmental.services@ walthamforest.gov.uk to register neighbours as well as helping to also encourages bees and imagination of residents around the hold of it in a later issue of Waltham your interest or find out more. brighten up the borough. pollinating insects. borough. Along with the big bulb Forest News. From the Leader Cllr Clare Coghill

Having just one person without and secure accommodation. We are local charity the HEET Project to help the highlights of the year and it’s a roof over their head in Waltham also ensuring that funding is available residents struggling with fuel bills fitting that the event takes place in Forest is one too many. But to assist people in emergency or this winter. Leytonstone, where Damon lived I was heartened to hear that short term accommodation to find The scheme will support up to 200 as child. the number of people sleeping a more stable home. households who are experiencing Damon’s journey from George rough in the borough has fallen Of course, there is much more to fuel poverty by funding gas central Tomlinson schoolboy to respected substantially in the last year. do. Government cuts, coupled with heating systems for residents and successful international musician According to the latest changes to benefits, have made the who only have access to electric is an inspiration. It shows the power government figures, there were 13% situation worse, but as a council heating or gas fires, as well as other of culture to make a difference in more rough sleepers in London as we are doing what we can with measures to offer help to those who people’s lives – one of the reasons a whole during 2018. But here in the money we have to ensure need it (details on how to apply on why we are proud to be the Mayor’s Waltham Forest, we saw a 50% people don’t sleep on the streets Page 3). very first London Borough of Culture. drop, from 44 to 22. of Waltham Forest. Finally, I am so excited that The Council has been working We are also trying to support Damon Albarn is coming back to with the homeless charity St those people struggling with the Waltham Forest for London Borough Mungo’s and the YMCA to help rising cost of heating their homes. of Culture 2019. Africa Express: people living on the streets find safe That’s why we are partnering with The Circus is set to be one of

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to hear from you if you’d like an opportunity to showcase your wares at the pop-up village.

“It’s a stunning venue with friendly customers and it makes you feel you’re right in the heart of things especially during the year of the Borough of Culture!”

Please note, all traders must be fully licensed and in receipt of a minimum Food Hygiene rating of 3 or more. To register your interest, please Wrap up warm for al fresco food email innovation@walthamforest. Grab a bite from John and Walthamstow Dogs gov.uk We are pleased to announce that December is John of Walthamstow the pop-up food village will return Dogs. He said: “It’s great to get the to Waltham Forest Town Hall in opportunity to do a pop up at the February after a successful trial council. It’s a stunning venue with Mingle at the in December 2018. friendly customers and it makes The Village is part of the you feel you’re right in the heart of Council’s plans to work in new things, especially during the year Magistrates ways with residents and local as the Borough of Culture!” A great new monthly pop-up bar in the businesses, and to open up the It kicks off on Tuesday 19 heart of the borough? That will Town Hall Campus for everyone February and we already have a be a hard cell... to enjoy. number of traders lined up for the Lock-in at the Magistrates will be One of the traders from first few weeks but would love launching on 21 February and we’d love to see you there! The pop-up bar will be hosted in Perky Blenders café on the ground floor of the Magistrates, next to Waltham Forest Town Hall on Forest Road, Walthamstow. It will serve locally sourced beer, cider, cocktails and wine as well as non-alcoholic drinks from 5pm until late. Happy hours are between 5pm to 6pm and again between 8pm to 9pm. Residents are welcome to come on down and enjoy making new friends over a few beverages. • If you have any ideas on ways to use the Magistrates to benefit all residents, email the Innovation team Meet friends and mingle at the Magistrates’ pop-up bar at [email protected] Long queues at the pop-up food village in December

Residents who are struggling to efficiency measures, including loft and tragedy that in modern-day Britain, or qualify for support installing a new Help heating heat their homes this winter can cavity wall insulation, free home energy people are having to choose between gas heating system, please contact The get help from Waltham Forest checks, and practical advice on how heating and eating.” HEET Project on 020 8520 1900 for more information and to register your interest. homes this Council and local charity The to stay warm and save money on Residents in receipt of certain HEET Project, who have been heating over the winter. benefits or who meet the low income winter awarded £500,000 to tackle fuel threshold will be eligible for the project. What is fuel poverty? poverty as the temperature starts “It is a tragedy that in The funding is available to owner A 2018 government report found to drop. modern-day Britain, people occupiers and social and private that nearly one-in-10 households are having to choose between The award, from the £150m tenants with the agreement in the UK were experiencing fuel heating and eating.” National Grid Warm Homes Fund, of their landlord. poverty. But what does this will support up to 200 households Cllr Louise Mitchell, Cabinet Tom Ruxton, of the HEET Project, actually mean? who are experiencing fuel poverty. It Member for Housing, said: “When said: “A free gas connection and A household can be described as will fund first time gas central heating people have a safe, decent roof over installation of an efficient gas experiencing fuel poverty if their current heating costs are more systems for residents who currently their head and a warm house in which central heating system can halve a than the UK average and their use electric heating or gas fires. The to live, they have the confidence and household’s heating bill. Adequate income falls below the poverty scheme can also access other funds support they need to succeed and warmth is essential to good health and line. Suggested temperatures are to allow a free gas connection to make the most of their life chances. can also help to reduce problems of around 21°C in a living room, and their property. “We are determined to work to condensation and mould growth in 18°C in other occupied rooms. It The cold weather looks beautiful but it As part of the project, residents will help those who may be struggling in your home.” also takes into account the costs of can cause hardship for some residents also be able to benefit from energy the face of ever-rising fuel bills. It is a If you think you may benefit from advice, hot water, lighting, and appliances. 4 Regeneration Set your stall out Walthamstow Farmers’ Market has become a popular destination since its launch in 2007. The market takes place every Sunday between 10am-2pm outside The Mall in Walthamstow High Street, and features more than 20 traders, selling everything from speciality breads and honey, to fresh meat and vegetables. But which stall is your favourite? Take two minutes to vote for the stall you like best in The Love Your Stall competition, run by London Farmers’ Markets. Votes must be cast before the end of February and your details will go into a draw, giving you the chance to win a £25 voucher to spend during your next visit to the market. More info walthamforest.gov.uk/Markets Vote for your favourite stall at www.lfm.org.uk/news/share-love Cherry pick your favourite in the vote for best stall at the Farmer’s Market Another new market to open The range of markets in Waltham Forest continues to grow. The latest addition is Walthamstow Sunday Social Market, which will open every Sunday between 10am-3pm in Walthamstow High Street from 3 March. It will offer a range of products including street food and fashion, along with entertainment for all the family to enjoy. More info walthamforest.gov.uk/Markets The Frenchie is one of the traders expected at the new market Have your say on Leyton’s Real Food Hub The council is gathering response from the people information on what residents they’ve spoken to so far. would like to see at the Real If you would like to have your say, Food Hub planned for Leyton come along to the drop-in session Sports Ground. on Monday 25 February 2019, any The information you provide will time between 3pm and 6.45pm, help us prepare the next stage in the historic tin hut at Leyton of our bid to the National Lottery Sports Ground. Heritage Fund. If you aren’t able to join us at It’s due to be submitted later the drop in, let us know your views this year to help pay for proposed by completing the online survey, new facilities at the ground in High using the link to the Leyton Sports Road, Leyton. Ground webpage, below. Representatives from consultants Lemon Drizzle have been contacting local residents to hear their ideas on what should More info be included in the Leyton Real walthamforest.gov.uk/ The historic tin hut, which will be part of the Real Food Hub Food Hub and have had a great LeytonSportsGround Issue 221 I 18 February 2019 5 Regeneration www.walthamforest.gov.uk 359 geniunely affordable homes approved for Blackhorse Yard

Blackhorse Yard will provide affordable homes for local people Higham Brook provide attractive open stream that has been hidden for many space for residents to enjoy.” years, will be opened up. Designed by award winning Formerly the site of a glass architect CF Moller, the plans lampshade and bulb factory, the site will transform the site. Alongside has been derelict for seven years. 359 affordable homes for shared In July 2016, the Mayor of London, ownership, there will be a creative Sadiq Khan, instructed the Greater hub for artisans and artists’ studios, London Authority (GLA) to purchase a new green pedestrian link between it with the intention of finding a Blackhorse Lane and Sutherland development partner to build more Road and nearly 3,000 sq metres of new and genuinely affordable homes What do the new commercial space in the heart of for Londoners. the Blackhorse Lane area. It is the first time any Mayor of figures mean? The project will also provide new London has bought and then sold public spaces with a play area and land to build an entirely affordable Independent research has found the average landscaping, creating an attractive development and is part of the salary in Waltham Forest is £27,000. (Source: Median annual income (gross) in Waltham development that complements other on-going partnership work the Forest, Office for National Statistics, 2017.) Waltham Forest Council’s news that this scheme has been buildings on Sutherland Road. Council and the GLA are doing Under current conditions, household income Planning Committee has approved. The 359 much needed, delivering the Blackhorse Lane would need to total £52,000 to buy a flat approved plans by Catalyst genuinely affordable homes, available A stream that has been Housing Zone initiative. with a monthly charge of £1,250. That figure and Swan Housing Association at prices that are accessible to hidden for many years Catalyst and Swan have already includes mortgage payment on 25 per cent to build a new mixed use local people on local incomes, is an will be opened up received significant interest from local shared ownership, rent and service charges development at the former Webbs important part of our commitment businesses wanting to move into the for the flat, based on current prices. Industrial Estate on Blackhorse to provide a decent roof over all our More than 100 new trees will be available retail units, the creative hub Conditions for the Blackhorse Lane Lane. It includes 100% genuinely residents’ heads. planted and there will be opportunities and artists’ studios, all of which will development are set by the Mayor of London. affordable homes as well as “The provision of studio and retail for a range of community facilities help to complement Waltham Forest’s studio and retail space. space in the development means that on-site. A new pedestrian crossing status as the Mayor’s first London Councillor Simon Miller, Cabinet businesses will also have space to and cycle lane will be created along Borough of Culture. More info Member for Economic Growth and launch and grow, while the new trees, Blackhorse Lane. www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ High Streets, said: “It is excellent green space and the opening up of In addition, the Higham Brook, a blackhorseyard

The shop front was also replaced showcase their work to the hundreds New free gallery space for local artists to improve its appearance and to of people who walk past here every between Waltham Forest Council, complement the recent shop front day.” In brief UK Power Networks and Invisible improvements completed through Hannah Ford, from Invisible Numbers, a community based the St James Heritage Lottery Fund Numbers, said: “Our aim is to bring artists’ organisation. project. the community together to provide a Consultation UK Power Networks has a Performing the official opening, platform for local, London and substation behind the shop at 1B Cllr Clare Coghill, Leader of national artists. Coppermill Lane, Walthamstow, which Waltham Forest Council, said: “It is “From the beginning, we have been opens on is accessed through the shop. The opportunities such as this where we involved with the Council by helping substation was recently upgraded to can celebrate the creative talent of prepare the brief for the work and we meet demand from local residents local residents that are the heart of our are delighted the gallery is now open private Liam O’Sullivan from UK Power and businesses and the council and work as the first London Borough of as it will be a great place to showcase Networks joins Invisible Numbers’ Culture. the work of artists for local people Hannah Ford at the gallery opening local community worked with UK More info Power Networks to make the shop “We are grateful to UK Power to enjoy.” renting A new window gallery to display window and display areas available Networks for giving us this chance to walthamforest.gov.uk/Markets the work of local artists has free of charge as a window gallery to provide a space for many talented and More info Waltham Forest Council’s licensing opened thanks to a partnership showcase work from local artists. creative people in our community to walthamforest.gov.uk/1BCoppermill scheme for private rented sector properties in the borough is designed Waltham Forest Council and variety of community facilities, businesses and community to support good landlords who provide Taylor Wimpey are working including a pre-school nursery. organisations, including Leyton Score draws a decent home for residents and their together to redevelop the The eight-hour long drop in Orient FC, Nappy Gang pre-school centre to provide a mixed use session held on Monday 4 February nursery and Waltham Forest Civic families, while helping identify rogue in local development that will make a saw local people call in to see the Society, also came along to see the landlords so action can be taken against key contribution towards the proposals from Taylor Wimpey and displays and ask questions about them. residents new homes planned for the talk to the project team. the scheme. Borough and offer facilities for The feedback from residents was If you weren’t able to call in The current scheme runs out in March the whole community. very useful and will help influence during the event you can still let us 2020 and the Council is now consulting Fifty per cent of the homes on the development as it progresses know your views. on schemes to take effect from April of this site – more than 300 – will through the design stage. Details of the proposals and an be affordable, with many of those Representatives from local online response form are available that year. being family homes with three or on the website. Meetings have been set up for landlords more bedrooms. Council homes Your comments must reach us and residents, including private sector for rent will be included among by Friday 29 March 2019. the affordable homes to help Watch out for more drop in tenants, to get their views on the reduce our housing waiting list. events for residents as the project proposals or you can respond online. The scheme will also provide progresses. Residents talking to the project team a modern sports, leisure and More info There was a great turn-out for community centre, an attractive Cllr Simon Miller, Cabinet Member for More info Visit walthamforest.gov.uk/ the recent public consultation public square with shops and Economic Growth and High Streets, talks to Taylor Wimpey representatives walthamforest.gov.uk/ propertylicensingconsultation to event at Leyton’s Score Centre. cafes, a new health hub and a about the scheme ScoreCentre find out more. 6 wfculture19.co.uk Meet a Legend of the Forest: Kiean Kiean, 22, from Leytonstone, in Nest – the epic lighting installation in Lloyd talks to us about his experiences Park – or watching the visual shows on the volunteering at Welcome to the Town Hall building. These moments were the Forest and what it’s like being part ones that really brought everyone together to of London Borough of Culture 2019. celebrate the start of the London Borough of Culture. Why did you sign up to be a Legend of the Forest? What advice would you give anyone I’ve done some volunteering previously thinking about becoming a Legend? and found it really fulfilling and a great Being a Legend truly is awesome! With events way to meet people from different across the borough throughout the year, there communities. My friends and family is no better time to become a Legend and always say how good I am at giving support spectacular events that are happening directions and communicating with right on our doorstep. people, so I thought I would fit the role of a Legend of the Forest Wayfinder The experience of being a Legend is as I could share my local knowledge so rewarding. There are loads of different with those who have never visited the opportunities available, some are behind the borough before. scenes, other roles are public-facing, so you really can choose a role that fits you. What’s the best thing about being a volunteer? Nearly 800 residents have There are so many amazing things already volunteered – about being a volunteer, from interacting with my fellow Legends, who are all thank you! so friendly, to getting to wave the blue foam fingers. My favourite thing to see More info Do you want to be a Legend of the Forest and was the wonder and excitement on volunteer at local cultural events in 2019? Sign Legend of the Forest: Kiean everyone’s faces whether they were up today at wfculture19.co.uk/legends The Fighter gets ready to hit Waltham Forest

In recent issues of Waltham fights under her belt. Fighter is Fighter will coincide with Forest News, we’ve been taking inspired by the pioneering female International Women’s Day on 8 a closer look at the 12 projects boxers that, she says, “fought for March. to be awarded Make it Happen their right to fight.” Libby says: “As a traditionally funding as part of London The project includes exciting male dominated sport, I feel it is Borough of Culture 2019’s and unique workshops, “that give important to celebrate and elevate Fellowship Funding programme. participants opportunities to learn the achievements of women in Selected projects cover a range theatre techniques, write their own boxing and International Women’s of ideas, themes and creative scripts, meet a female boxer and Day seemed like the perfect approaches. This week we shine take part in a boxing class.” opportunity to do this.” the spotlight on artist, actor and Don’t worry, no boxing Fighter will celebrate the women one time amateur boxer Libby experience is required to take part. that went before Libby. She will Liburd and her project Fighter. Libby has designed workshops also be hosting school workshops We spoke to Libby about her and participatory events that will in the run up to the show, so it’s project and why it is important it explore the themes of the show also set to inspire a new generation is happening now. further. of women. Fighter, which premieres at Libby’s work has been described Stratford Circus Arts Centre at as “Funny, frank and authentic,” the end of April, is a show about and she has developed a unique More info women boxers based on personal voice, creating socially vigorous Find out more about Fighter and experience. work that questions stereotypes Make it Happen wfculture19. Fighter’s Libby Liburd. Photo: David Levene Libby used to box and has three and empowers women. co.uk/makeithappen #wfculture19 Issue 221 I 18 February 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 7 Artists announced for Africa Express: The Circus decades, Africa Express brings together musicians from different cultures, genres and generations to break boundaries and offer a new perspective on Africa and its music. Each event is unique, based upon on-the-spot collaboration and filled with moments of magic. Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, said: “Despite London’s position as an international culture capital, too many young Londoners do not have access to our city’s exceptional cultural institutions and feel unable to get involved. London Borough of Culture is a real game changer – it puts culture at the heart of local communities and ensures young Londoners can access the transformative power of art and music. Africa Express: The Circus will be a spectacular show, bringing together artists from across the world in Waltham Forest.” Africa Express: The Circus. Photo: John Sturrock More info Waltham Forest residents Following acclaimed outings in and our own borough together on Flats, the southernmost part of Muzi, Onipa, Rokia Traoré, Sibot and were given an exclusive 72 Africa, Europe and across Britain, Friday 29 March for a celebratory Epping Forest in Leytonstone. Artists The Good, The Bad & The Queen hour pre-sale from Friday 15 Africa Express: The Circus is cross-cultural collaboration in including Batida, Damon Albarn, will unite for a joyous, one-off live February. General tickets go on coming to Waltham Forest. Leytonstone, where Africa Express Django Django, Ellie Rowsell (from performance in the heart of Waltham sale from 10am on Monday 18 It brings musical legends, co-founder Damon Albarn grew up. Wolf Alice), Gruff Rhys, Imarhan, Forest. February. Visit wfculture.co.uk/ emerging new artists, vocalists, DJs The event takes place inside a Joan As Police Woman, Mista Silva, Hailed as the most revolutionary africaexpress for full details. and producers from Africa, the West big top circus tent on Wanstead Moonchild Sanelly, Morena Leraba, force in popular music for two Tickets start from £16.50. Coming up at One Hoe Street, the London Borough tickets to Africa of Culture 2019 hub Express: The Circus In-Facts a name for yourself? Young creatives are WIN Thursday 21 February, 7pm welcome to a series of talks on developing £7 (+ booking fee) their personal and professional profile. We have two pairs of tickets to see Africa Express: Presented by local artists LEMZI and Amelia The Circus in Leytonstone on Friday 29 March Poamz, In-Facts is an intimate evening Waltham Forest Muslim Culture Forum exploring film, poetry and music, with open Wednesday 27 February, 6pm to give away. mic opportunities. Ages 16+ Free, just turn up Bi-monthly meeting for Waltham Forest To be in with a chance of winning, you must live in Waltham Yoga with James Cassidy creatives to connect, collaborate and discuss. Forest. Please email your answer to the following question to Sunday 24 February, 10am [email protected], including your £15 Bongalong East of Eden presents a journey through the Every Friday, 11am full name, postal address and age by 9am on the closing date, chakras, exploring energetic bodies through Starting at £6.50 Friday 8 March 2019. Please write: Africa Express tickets Bongalong brings movement, singing, movement and breath with a live, integrated in the subject line. soundscape. dance and drama into one space for under ones Two winners, each winning a pair of tickets, will be picked Make and Create E17 launch: to enjoy and learn to express themselves randomly out of the entries that answer the question correctly. Creative afternoon creatively. Sunday 24 February, 1pm Please see full terms and conditions below. £12 - £17 depending on project Hot-desk with the London Borough box purchased of Culture 2019 team Every Wednesday 12pm onwards Photos: Rokia Traoré and Damon Albarn by Simon Q: Which 1994 Blur album featured a picture shot at Come along and get making and creating Phipps. Africa Express: The Circus by John Shurrock Walthamstow style! Project boxes are If you have any questions, or would like to Walthamstow Stadium on the cover? available for participants to make all sorts chat to a member of the team, come along and find them every Wednesday afternoon. Terms and conditions of amazing handmade keepsakes. All ages By entering the competition, you agree to the provisions of these terms and conditions and to comply fully with them. This competition is open to residents of the London Borough of Waltham welcome. Forest only. If you are under the age of 16 you must have permission to enter the competition from your parent or guardian. By submitting an entry for the competition, your parent/carer/guardian is deemed to have given such consent and to agree the publicity as described in these terms and conditions. Only one entry may be submitted per person per question. Late, illegible, incomplete, Creative Pathways presented by William defaced or corrupt entries will not be accepted. No responsibility can be accepted for lost entries and proof of transmission will not be accepted as proof of receipt. Entries must not be sent through agencies or third parties. Morris Gallery’s Young Producers More info A draw will be made from all correct answers for the question. Winners will be selected at random. The draw will take place at Waltham Forest Town Hall by Tuesday 12 March 2019. Winners will Tuesday 26 February, 6.30pm be contacted via email no later than 15 March 2019, and tickets will be posted via first class post once they are available. Two winners will receive one pair of tickets each. The prize is as stated in Free, book in advance To find out more about all events these Terms and Conditions. There is no cash alternative and it cannot be sold or transferred. Tickets are provided courtesy of London Borough of Culture 2019. Do you have questions about networking in and book, please visit wfculture19. Data Protection: The information you provide will be collected and stored by Waltham Forest Council and processed in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018. We will only use your the arts? Monetising your work? Creating information for the purposes of administration of the competition (including publishing your name and location – not your full address – if you are the winner) and any other purposes to which you co.uk/onehoestreet have consented. We will not pass your details on to any third party. 8 News Number of rough sleepers “It’s the only place that would take Juke” halved in Waltham Forest YMCA Walthamstow’s Rough great now. I’ve had him 12 years Sleeper Project provides short- and I wouldn’t give him up for term accommodation for three nobody. months to help rough sleepers get back on their feet. What “I was living in a tent makes the project special is and people would kick that not only humans, but dogs it down and rip it up.” are welcome too. The project is run with support “This place here at YMCA is the from Waltham Forest Council, first place we’ve stayed in a long funded through the Government’s time. It’s the only place that would new Rough Sleeper Initiative. take Juke. It’s amazing. Juke has At YMCA Walthamstow, there seen a street vet, as he’s getting are 15 rooms for rough sleepers – old, with arthritis and a cyst. I don’t and their canine companions. want him to have the cyst Heather Barrow, Area Housing removed, though, in case he Manager at YMCA, said: “Our doesn’t wake up again. It doesn’t bother him. “I’ve been living on the street for the last two-and-a-half years, locally around here in Walthamstow. People Cllr Clare Coghill, Leader of the Council, and guests at the roundtable to discuss homelessness know Juke, everyone knows him. Being The number of rough sleepers in suitable accommodation. December, bringing together a here at YMCA, he London has increased by 13% Homeless charity St Mungo’s has number of agencies who support loves it – he doesn’t in the last year, according to the been commissioned to set up a rough sleepers in Waltham Forest, to want to come outside latest Government figures. But in street outreach team to find and talk identify what further action can be sometimes. Waltham Forest, the number of to individuals found sleeping rough taken. Juke has been Caroline’s companion for 12 years “I’m living here with rough sleepers has halved over in the borough. Beds are provided at Cllr Coghill said: “One person my partner Kevin, and the same period. the YMCA to provide short-term sleeping out on the streets is one bedsits are dog friendly and the we have a room each. It’s brilliant Each year in October or November, accommodation. Funding is also too many, but I am pleased that we Dog’s Trust has kindly partnered – and it’s really helped me get back local authorities are asked to carry available for individuals to help have seen a reduction in rough with us to provide leads, dog on my feet. I’ve now got a doctor out a count of rough sleepers on a secure housing for them to move sleeping in Waltham Forest over the bowls beds and toys, to ensure to help me with my deep vein single night. This snapshot is then onto, such as deposits for private last year. This shows that our the dogs have what they need thrombosis. I’ve also got used to compile an estimate of the rented accommodation. So far, two interventions are working, and I’m while they are with us. We have depression and I’m on number of rough sleepers on any people have moved onto permanent hugely appreciative of the excellent also registered with the Hope antidepressants. But I feel given night. housing as a result of this work of our partners in this area. The Project, the Dogs’ Trust’s veterinary completely different now, it’s a lot In 2018, 1,283 people were found programme. rise in homelessness is a national entitlement card scheme. This better. I was drinking a lot, and I’ve sleeping rough in London, up from crisis and much more needs to be scheme funds veterinary treatment cut down on that. It’s just so nice 1,137 the year before. However, in “One person sleeping done to end rough sleeping.” for dogs whose owners are having somewhere you can stay. Waltham Forest the figure fell from Cllr Louise Mitchell, Cabinet homeless or in housing crisis.” “Before I was rough sleeping, I 44 people in 2017, to 22 in 2018. out on the streets is Member for Housing, who has Caroline, 50, is living in the was living in accommodation with There has been a significant one too many, but I overseen the development of the Rough Sleeper Project with her a partner, but we split up and I got increase in the number of people am pleased that we programme to tackle rough sleeping partner Kevin, 40 and their dog evicted, which is why I ended up sleeping rough in England since have seen a reduction said: “If you are concerned about Juke. homeless. I was living in a tent and 2010, and last year the Council someone you think is sleeping rough “I got Juke when he was two people would kick it down and rip secured funding to take part in the in rough sleeping in please use the Tell Streetlink app, or years old. He was vicious and it up. People just don’t think when government’s Rough Sleepers Waltham Forest over visit their website to make a referral.” difficult to handle because they do things. Initiative. This funding has allowed the last year.” someone had tried to get him “Hopefully I’ll get somewhere to the council to develop a multi- ready as a fighting dog. I’ve put a live soon and me, Kevin and Juke agency programme to help support Leader of the Council, Cllr Clare More info lot of work in with him and he’s can move on.” www.streetlink.org.uk people sleeping rough and find them Coghill convened a roundtable in

To coincide with Waltham Forest’s steps and how many calories have or obese. It’s thought that the majority getting out and about in our borough year as the first Mayor’s London been burned. of children do not achieve the daily and enjoying the opportunities we have Walk this way Borough of Culture, more than recommended 60 minutes of physical to be active. 6,000 pupils have been given digital “We hope that our children will activity a day. This would help to maintain “We want our children to be happy and pedometers to encourage them to spend even more time getting good general health as well as support healthy and getting more exercise will explore some of the cultural and out and about in our borough children to develop stronger bones help support both these aims, as well sporting opportunities in the area on and enjoying the opportunities and muscles and support positive as reduce the amount of air pollution in foot. we have to be active.” mental health. Waltham Forest.” By supporting people to walk more, Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy Leader and Studies have shown that the Enjoy especially for small local journeys such There are prizes on offer for schools Cabinet Member for the Environment, Waltham Forest programme has led to a as walking to school, it can encourage that see their pupils racking up the most said: “We do a lot of work with our 12 per cent increase in walking and 18 residents to leave the car behind, steps to help increase activity or improve schools to encourage children to be per cent in cycling among residents. improving air quality for everyone. air quality at the school. more active during the school run. With For more information on walking to Pupils from Lime Academy Larkswood The silicone wristbands display the Almost 40 per cent of Year 6 pupils in this walking challenge we hope that school, visit walthamforest.gov.uk/ show off their pedometers distance the children travel, their Waltham Forest are either overweight our children will spend even more time content/travel-plans Issue 221 I 18 February 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 9 Friendship, fresh air and finding new skills at the Wetlands

Looking towards the Engine House at the Wetlands

Mindfulness to aid mental health at Walthamstow Wetlands The courses provide the time and space to learn a new craft Local residents have been experiment with new techniques and house. I was withdrawn. I had no hope. talk to others. “[Now] I feel motivated, confident attending a series of arts This includes encouraging them to range of courses within the Waltham and inspired and I feel rewarded and socialise, such as by joining an art Forest Adult Learning Service, including and crafts workshops at “I feel motivated, honoured. I’m happy to share my class or gardening group, or volunteering millinery, English for speakers of other Walthamstow Wetlands for experience with others in what I locally. The service also links residents to languages (ESOL) and gardening. Two confident and have achieved.” people living with mental health further training and a career learners have participated in the Annual The sessions are a partnership challenges, including depression advice service. Craft fair at the Town Hall, selling a variety inspired.” between Walthamstow Wetlands, the and anxiety. A number have progressed onto a of goods they created. Waltham Forest Social Prescribing team The workshops have given local So far, over 30 residents who’ve and the Waltham Forest Adult Learning residents an opportunity to access experienced low mood, depression, Service (WFALS), along with local GP the great outdoors at London’s largest More info anxiety or loneliness, have learnt a new surgeries and medical centres. urban wetlands, and connect with We will be celebrating the social prescribing work in our borough on National Social skill, delivered by tutors from the Adult The Council’s Social Prescribing others through the shared experience of Prescribing Day, 14 March 2019. See the website for details and to find out more Learning Service. service works with residents to help learning and participating in the events. about Waltham Forest’s Social Prescribing service: https://bit.ly/2GbnL5K. One resident who attended a workshop them become healthier, happier and The sessions have provided the Waltham Forest Adult Learning Service: said: “I didn’t want to come out of the connected to their local community. www.lbwfadultlearning.co.uk. time and space to learn a new craft, Walthamstow Wetlands: www.walthamstowwetlands.com Local businesses: we want you! In brief

The Council is committed to keeping, seeding and growing Time to change businesses in Waltham Forest. To help, we are creating a local supplier list to ensure local businesses how we think about are given first priority to deliver products and services to support the Mayor’s London Borough of Culture events. mental health We invite expressions of interest from local businesses who are ready Waltham Forest council has signed the and able to deliver products and services within the following 10 key areas: Time to Change Employers’ Pledge, a pledge to take action to support 1. food and drink mental wellbeing in the workplace. 2. lighting The council has committed to 3. marquees encourage more open conversations 4. pedestrian barriers and fencing about mental health and wellbeing, review organisational policies, and deliver 5. portable toilets mental health-related training to staff and 6. printing managers. 7. seating and tables The pledge was signed on Time to Talk 8. event security Day, 7 February, which saw a number of events around the borough to promote 9. sound, audio visual, videography and photography improved mental health, including a 10. staging, flooring and ramps photography exhibition at One Hoe Street. If your business has a Waltham Forest postcode and operates in any of the above categories, please register your organisation on the London Tenders Portal at More info www.londontenders.org. To find out more about the employers’ Once registered, search for project reference ‘Borough of Culture DN385695’ pledge or to join the Time to Change and complete the ‘Minimum Requirements’ document, confirming your interest. movement, visit www.walthamforest.gov. As new and relevant projects for the London Borough of Culture 2019 are required, uk/timetochange. View more details about all local providers on this list will be alerted and able to bid on the individual contracts. We are looking for local businesses to provide Time to talk Day in Waltham Forest on food and drink, marquees and more www.bit.ly/timetotalkWF 10 News Helping children make healthy choices Ninety teachers from 28 primary Forest Council and is part of our Life child. Each schools in Waltham Forest have Chances programme, which works pupil will taken part in a new training project closely with young people, parents receive a that sees the Council working with and schools to support children and copy of their children’s charity Barnardo’s. help them succeed in life. own Alex Bedwell , Assistant workbook Head Teacher at called FACT! The theory of change is that: Recent UK findings are Longshaw Primary LifeSkills consistent with previous Strong self-management skills protect robust evaluations. children and young people from Significant improvements engaging in risk taking behaviours. were shown in knowledge, Academy in Chingford, Magazine, full attitudes and skills that should help prevent young LifeSkills teaches young people self- people from smoking, management skills, such as effective drinking or misusing communication, mood management alcohol. said: “With mental health of activities and strategies for resisting peer pressure. Content being a very current and exercises In the short term, children and young The curriculum people have better awareness about The Essential LifeSkills teaches children and the misconceptions associated with risk Training curriculum young people personal issue, LifeSkills is an that reinforce 8 - 11 taking behaviour and are better able to has been sequentially self-management YEARS communicate positively with others. designed to use with skills, social skills, and children from around strategies for resisting In the longer term, children and young extremely beneficial what they’ve 8 years of age up risk taking behaviours. people have greater self-confidence, to around 11 years The curriculum is improved peer relationships and (Key Stage 2). There taught with a variety Teachers from Waltham Forest learn about LifeSkills perform better at school. are three Levels (9 of proven training programme that can learnt in class. sessions each) which techniques to include Ultimately, children and young people build on each other so facilitation, coaching, will be less likely to engage in risk taking that key concepts and assessment and behaviours in adulthood. help us give better Parents and skills are reinforced behavioural rehearsal. and developed over Young people receive time. a copy of their own guidance to our pupils, carers will be sent letters so that they learning. I particularly like the parent children acquire the skills and How we do it? workbook called Sessions cover a range LifeSkills Student of issues including: Magazine which Model of Delivery: Training for Teachers* is full of activities teaching them how to are aware of what children are learning letters, which include parents and knowledge they need to make the The LifeSkills model trains teachers to ensure Self-image and exercises that sustainability of the programme within the % reinforce what they school setting. Teachers will be equipped with % Decision making have learnt with the the skills to facilitate the programme to a new % Dealing with stress verbalise their thoughts in the classroom. carers in their children’s education, most of their life chances. facilitator in class. set of pupils each year. % Communication There are also letters skills available as part of the Teachers in Year 4/Primary 5, Year 5/Primary 6 Social skills programme to send and feelings, and Charlotte Badran, Year 4 teacher at opening up the conversation at home “The LifeSkills programme will help and Year 6/Primary 7 are trained in all three % home to carers so levels of LifeSkills. TheBUILDING three levels of the programme % Smoking they can reinforce the will be delivered, oneRESILIENCE per year, over a 3 year period % Advertising techniques being used. giving them the skills Thomas Gamuel Primary School in and in the community they live in.” young people build resilience and raise to ensure long lasting programme effects. % Assertiveness *LifeSkills can also successfully be delivered by other professionals e.g. Youth Workers to cope with the Walthamstow, said: “There’s a great The training was introduced to Year their self-esteem, giving them the issues that they may face.” student involvement, which I believe is 4 teachers from schools across the confidence they need to talk openly LifeSkills the best way to engage children and borough, with the intention of about the issues that they might be Essential LifeSkills for is an early will have a beneficial effect on their implementing the programme in the facing at school, at home, or in the Primary Schools “I particularly like the parent intervention letters, which include parents school curriculum for community. programme and carers in their children’s next term. “Building youth resilience is a key for 8 to 14-year-olds. It’s designed to education, opening up the Cllr Grace Williams, part of Waltham Forest Council’s encourage children and young people conversation at home and in Cabinet Member for substantial Life Chances programme. to make healthy choices and improve the community they live in.” Children, Young People We are working with our schools, the resilience through the development of and Families, said: youth voluntary sector and the emotional literacy, critical thinking and The LifeSkills curriculum changes “Working with a charity community to create an environment the ability to cope with stress. children’s behaviour by challenging like Barnardo’s on this where children and young people The scheme is a partnership attitudes and equipping the children Alex Bedwell, Assistant Head Teacher valuable programme can thrive”. between Barnardo’s and Waltham with the skills to encourage a resilient of Longshaw Primary Academy allows us to help our Chingford head She said: “I have had 30 amazing years at Chase Lane and Next stop, Walthamstow Library bids goodbye I cannot believe where the time has gone. All with balloons “I have thoroughly enjoyed my Pupils at Chase Lane tenure at Chase Lane and have Primary School in York Road, felt well supported by parents, aboard! Chingford, have bid a sad staff and Governors. The children goodbye to long-serving are a real joy and it has been an headmistress, Carolyn honour and privilege to serve such Houstoun. a diverse and varied community. 30 years of service: Carolyn Houston Miss Houston retired at half- I will be taking away with me term after 30 years of service. many, many happy memories. children at their residential trip, Waltham Forest Council has partnered more about the internet or develop new Deputy head teacher, Colin Jeffrey, Just to mention a few: watching witnessing many sporting teams with The Google Digital Garage bus vocational skills takes over at the school in York hundreds of children flourish over excel, witnessing lots of children tour to help residents and businesses. Advisers from Google will be on hand Road. their primary schooling, the Friends learn to read to a very high level, The Google Garage Bus will be in to answer all digital related questions and Carolyn’s last week saw a of Chase Lane (PTA) balloon the visits from David Beckham Walthamstow Town Square, outside there will be a number of free workshops celebration of her time at the race, visiting Downing Street and and, of course, working with so the Library, on Friday 22 February, from to attend. school, including a special meeting David Cameron with many lovely families.” 10.30am. Anyone can come along to Find out more about The Google assembly, sing-song in the 25 Year 5 children, Early Years Carolyn now plans to travel learn how to harness the power of the Digital Garage Bus tour at Nursery and the launch of picnics, Year 6 residential trips; the and enjoy more trips to the internet to grow their business, learn https://bit.ly/2FMyRPq 700 bio-degradable balloons. enthusiasm and joy of the Year 6 theatre. Minister visits London Borough of Culture 2019 The Minister for Heritage and Culture team to the William Culture 2019. the sports ground. Tourism has visited Waltham Morris Gallery where he met The Minister then visited The immersive theatre Forest to find out more about three of our Legends of the Leyton Sports Ground, where experience for 7-11-year-olds, the first Mayor’s London Forest volunteers. he heard about the current is founded on the heritage of tin Borough of Culture. There was a wide ranging proposals to refurbish the toy making in the borough. Michael Ellis MP was discussion about the value cricket pavilion and learnt about To find out more and book welcomed by Cllr Paul Douglas of culture, and our plans for Atomic 50, the London Borough tickets for Atomic 50 visit The Minister and Cllr Douglas visit the William Morris Gallery and staff from the Borough of London Borough of of Culture 2019 project based at wfculture19.co.uk/atomic50 Issue 221 I 18 February 2019 11 What’s On www.walthamforest.gov.uk

email [email protected] or visit year with parents. Village, London E17 9RJ Free Lunchtime www.globalkapap.com Cost: standard ticket from £6 A fiddle-tastic evening from one of the Sports and Contact: Fight Klub Chingford world’s most prolific and exciting fiddle Concert 07572441324 or visit www.bookwhen. groups. Described as “the Led Zeppelin 21 February 2019 1.00 - 2.00 pm fitness T-Ability Sports com/fkchingford of the folk world”, the legendary act never Also on 21 March, 16 May, 20 June For ALL fail to set the audience alight, with their and 18 July Women’s and girls’ Wednesday 20 February 10am-12pm blend of excitement, passion and sensitivity. St John’s Church, Leytonstone High Road, OR 1pm-3pm Legs Bums & Tums Experience the award-winning band set E11 1HH football training YMCA Sports Hall Forest Road, Walthamstow Saturdays, 11:15am perfectly win the atmospheric surroundings The Lunchtime Concerts Series at St. John’s Salisbury Hall & Blades Playing Fields, Thanks to LBWF Wood Street Ward YMCA East London 642 Forest Road, E17 3EF of Walthamstow’s working 12th century Church starts on 21 February 2019 1.00- E4 8ST Community Funding, the community can A fantastic way to tone your entire body church. Part of the Music Halls Project 2.00 pm. Door opens at 12.45 pm. Our first Women come together and enjoy, learn and be with of course, special attention focused which brings world class music to the heart performer is a classical guitar player, Saturdays, 10-11am inspired by 6 accessible sports - boccia, on your legs, glutes and abdominal muscles. of the community. Mario Kurtjak. Cost: £5 per session six-foot snooker, English pool, New Age Combining conditioning and aerobic exercises Cost: advance tickets £3-£18.50, Cost: free with collection on departure Girls (5 to 11 years) Kurling, polybat and table cricket - all for free! to reduce fat whilst shaping and lifting available at www.musichalls.org Contact: Hong-Yoke on 07810785139 or Saturdays, 9am to 10am and LBWF-funded. All ages, seniors or juniors, your legs, bum and tum! Bring a bottle of Contact: [email protected] [email protected] Wednesdays, 5-6pm with or without a disability, SEND support water and wear clothes you’re comfortable Cost: £3 per session to move in. staff, carers and families are all welcomed. East Side Jazz Club Older girls (11 to 17 years) Must book in advance (to control numbers). £7 drop in - discounts for advanced Course: Exploring Every Tuesday 8pm Saturdays, 10-11.30am More places available for the morning payment. What Matters Upstairs at Leytonstone & District Cost: £4 session: the afternoon session is almost full. Contact: Chloe 07903 629 636, Mondays from 25 February, 7-9pm ex-Servicemens Club, 2 Harvey Rd E11 3DB Non-competitive, extremely fun, football Cost: free email [email protected] for 8 weeks Top class contemporary jazz. fitness sessions. Get fit and make new Contact: Tess Mac 020 8503 2665 or visit www.TheBodyPeople.co.uk Walthamstow Quaker Meeting House, Tuesday 19th February – John Altman friends. Coached by Leyton Orient or [email protected] 1A Jewel Road, London, E17 4QU Big Band Ladies’ Shelby This 8-week course gives you the chance Tuesday 26th February – Clark Tracey Quintet Contact: [email protected] Karate Classes - 5 free to meet friendly, like-minded people and Cost: £7/8 or visit www.afcleyton.co.uk Zumba Fitness Class for beginners! find simple ways to make yourself and Contact: eastsidejazzclub.blogspot.co.uk/ Saturdays 12 pm Wednesdays 7.30pm to 8:30pm & 9pm others happy. All Saints Church47 Melbourne Road, Sundays, 8am Exploring What Matters was created by the Leyton E10 7HF. Leytonstone Community Sports Centre, James Action for Happiness charity to help people Chingford Life Drawing Start your weekend off right with a fun, Lane E11 1NS. Family yoga tune in to what really matters in life, connect Every Thursday, 7.30 - 9.30pm energetic workout. Join us for dance workout A family-friendly shotokan karate club Saturdays, 10:15-11:15am with people around them and find small ways Mornington Hall, The Green Walk, in a no pressure, friendly class. No need to established in 2004, catering for all ages and Leyton Sixth Form College, Essex Rd E10 6EQ to start taking action. Chingford E4 7EN book just turn up with a bottle of water ready abilities. Karate is a great activity for parents Bring the family together to experience a fun Cost: by donation. We are a local life drawing group in Chingford. to dance and sweat. and children to enjoy. It builds strength, family friendly yoga class . Contact: [email protected]. We meet up for untutored life drawing with Cost: £4 flexibility, fitness, confidence and discipline. We mix games, breathing exercises, partner Tickets available at http://afh- professional models from all backgrounds. Contact: 07939873518 or We are members of the prestigious Karate yoga poses and welcome ages 3yrs to adult. walthamstow-25-feb.eventbrite.co.uk Basic art materials will be provided free such [email protected] Union of Great Britain (KUGB). Cost: £12 for 2; £16 for 3; £20 for 4. as A2 and A3 papers, charcoal, pencils, Cost: £5 per class. Contact: 07773845798 or email rubbers and putty. You are always welcome For new beginners first FIVE LESSONS FREE. Red Imp Comedy Club [email protected] to bring your art materials. HIIT E17 Contact: www.tora-skc.co.uk Thursdays 6-10pm Cost: £8.50 drop-in. Mondays 7.30pm at Walthamstow Hub Ye Olde Rose and Crown, 53 Hoe Street, Contact: [email protected] or visit Thursdays 7.30pm at Gnome House (near E17 4AS www.chingfordlifedrawing.co.uk Kickboxing classes Blackhorse Road Tube Station) Wednesday 6 March, 8.30pm for women and girls Come along and join us for HIIT which makes Clubs and Nina Conti in Nina and Roy - a crazy new (+7yrs) you strong. double act from the hilarious ventriloquist. English Conversation Tuesdays, 7-8pm HIIT, or high-intensity interval training, is a events Alife Moore - cop turned comic. St Andrews Church, St Andrews Rd, E17 6AR training technique in which you give all-out, Alife Joey - surreal indie trailblazer. Clubs Mondays: 11 – 12.30pm Learn self defence, improve fitness and one hundred percent effort through quick, Vintage Tea for Cost: £12.50 Wednesdays: 6 – 7pm stamina, have fun and meet new people! intense bursts of exercise, followed by short, Seniors Thursday 11 April, 8.30pm Leytonstone Library, Church Lane, E11 1HG Cost: First session is only £3! Subsequent sometimes active, recovery periods. This type From 7 March 2019, 3pm – 4.30pm Jo Caulfield - star of Have I Got News For Fun, Friendly and Free sessions; £7.50 pay as you go or packages of training gets and keeps your heart rate up St John’s Church Hall, Leytonstone High You, Live At The Apollo and Radio 4 If you speak some English and would like from £28 for four. and burns more fat in less time. Class prices Road, E11 1HH Tom Ward - fresh from supporting Joe Lycett to become more fluent come and join us. Contact: Sensei Najma on 07825794889; start from 8 pound. The Vintage Tea event at St John’s Church on tour Practice speaking and listening to English in a [email protected] Book in by visiting - Leytonstone will start on 7 March and then Cost: £12 friendly group led by native English speakers. https://www.hiite17.co.uk/ every first Thursday of the month except Info: all tickets from www.tickettext.co.uk/ Make new friends and enjoy occasional August and September. We welcome Seniors red-imp-comedy-club or trips to places of interest and social events. (60+) and their friends to this highly popular www.redimpcomedy.com Zumba® Fitness Everyone welcome. Gentle Yoga and Vintage Tea in our Church Hall. There will be Saturdays, 10am Contact: walthamforest.gov.uk/content/ Mindfulness classes tea, coffee, cakes, light entertainment and YMCA East London, 642 Forest Road, leytonstone-library-plus E17 3EF Wednesdays 9.45-10.45 communal singing. There is no need to book, Samaritans of Waltham Wear low tread, supportive trainers and bring United Reformed Church, 58 Orford just turn up and enjoy the afternoon. Forest Fundraising a bottle of water to enjoy this exhilarating Road E17 9QL Cost: suggested donation, £3. Jumble Sale Waltham Forest If you are a carer in Waltham Forest come dance fitness class in a low pressure Info: Hong-Yoke on 07810785139 or Feb 24th 2019 2.30 - 4pm Youth Theatre along to these low cost yoga and mindfulness [email protected] atmosphere! Orford House Social Club, 73 Orford Rd, E17 Saturday 10.30am -12 noon Cost: £7 drop in. sessions to take some time for you and learn 9QR.Old things, new stuff, vintage bits, cakes how to deeply relax. All levels welcome and Forest community Centre, Guildford Road, Discounts for advanced payment. and refreshments. Walthamstow, E17 4EA Info: 07903 629 636; you may choose to stay in a chair. Social Whist Club Cost: free All sessions are drop in. Sarah Rush - Yoga Every Wednesday, 10am–12pm We work towards group and individual Trinity [email protected] or College exams and towards performing on a visit www.TheBodyPeople.co.uk Alliance Registered Teacher 500 hours Connaught Club, Rangers Road, Chingford, Cost: £5 E4 7QH stage and to build confidence, our classes are Silverthorn Dog managed and taught by qualified, experienced Contact: www.yoyoga.co.uk Want to play Whist and make new friends? Training Club KAPAP Self Defence Cost: £3 per week, including tea and and professional teachers Thursdays 6-10pm and the classes are suitable for children Tuesdays, 7-8pm biscuits. Free parking. ® St Edmunds Church, Chingford Mount E4 8JL aged 6-10 years. Leyton Sixth Form College, Community Sports NEW FIGHT KLUB Info: Nicola Bastick 020 8529 2341; We are a friendly, Kennel Club registered dog Cost: £5.50 per session Centre, Essex Road, E10 6EQ Classes [email protected] training club established in 1978 and offer Contact: Michael on 07860716295 KAPAP is a cutting edge self defence Monday & Thursday at 7.30pm classes from puppy to advanced levels. email [email protected] or visit system, giving you the opportunity to get fit Paradox Centre, 3 Ching Way, Chingford Cost £5 per week. www.walthamforestyouththeatre.com and become stronger and confident, while E4 8YE St Mary’s Music Hall Contact: 07856349669 or email: learning a practical and effective self defence FIGHT KLUB® is the high intensity fun presents Blazin’ [email protected] system. Come and try. workout set to music with a combination Fiddles Cost: £5 per class; concessions for of boxing, kicking and dance on freestanding 22nd Febuary 2019, 7pm-10.30pm students; first lesson free. bags. Classes are for all fitness level, bring St Edmunds Church, Chingford Mount E4 8JL Contact: phone Jason on 07905132595, your gloves, family discount and 13 to 16 St Mary’s Church, Church Lane, Walthamstow 12 What’s On

Cost: free Sing17 Daytime Choir Contact; email songs@thetogetherproject. Wednesdays, 2-3pm. (term time) co.uk to book. More info at St Gabriels Church Hall, Havant Rd, E17 3JF www.thetogetherproject.co.uk Raise your voice and lift your spirits! Join Sing17 day choir. Make new friends, have some fun. Boost your morale. Sing away your Football coaching stress. All comers and all abilities welcome. Saturdays, 9.30-10.30am Have a You’ll leave a happier person. Low Hall Sports Ground, South Access Road, Cost: £5 per session. Walthamstow, E17 8AX Concessions available. Football Coaching for boys and girls aged Contact: Call Laura 07813686980, 4-14, with FA qualified coaches with links to email [email protected] professional clubs. or visit www.sing17.com Cost: £5 per session. community Contact: Steve on 07956 553655 or email [email protected] Best in Show! exhibition Baby Massage & Yoga Thursday, 21 February to Saturday, 6 April. Various dates and time Tues-Fri 9.30am-6pm, Saturday & Sunday Walthamstow Quaker meeting House, submission? 10am-2pm E17 4QU The Mill, 7-11 Coppermill Lane, E17 7HA Baby Massage & Yoga is a wonderful way to An exhibition of drawings, photographs, bond with your baby whilst giving physical and paintings and collages by local artists of your emotional benefits for both of you. furry feline or canine friends. Will Fido or Felix £10p/class. Class passes available: be the best in show? £36 for 4 - £50 for 6. Cost: free Contact: phone 020 8503 7794 email Contact: email [email protected] [email protected] or visit http:// or visit themille17.org www.thehealthworks.co.uk/

Forest Kids Club Children and Messy Playgroup young people Wednesdays (term time only), Email your event details to: 10am -12 Noon Wingrove Hall, Beech Hall Road, London, La Leche League E4 9NT Waltham Forest A weekly messy playgroup suitable for ages 10 months-4 years. Craft table, playdough walthamforestnews@ 1st, 2nd and 3rd Wednesdays of every month from 10am until 12 noon modelling, tactile play, painting and nature Lloyd Park Children’s Centre, E17 5JW table. Watch out for jelly & foam play, flour Relaxed and friendly breastfeeding support and water, cornflour dough, ice and more. sessions for mothers and babies, with a Sessions are based on child-led play principle. walthamforest.gov.uk La Leche League (breastfeeding) Cost: £3 per child counsellor present. Contact: 07596 054550 or 07895 609000 Cost: All groups are free to attend although £1 donation towards running Free internet access is costs is welcome. Council Contact: lllwf.elizabeth@gmail. com or see facebook.com/ Meetings LaLecheLeagueWalthamForest Tuesday 19 February available at all libraries in Budget and Performance Scrutiny Committee, Children’s Karate 7.30pm Lessons Every Friday, 5pm the borough. New Road Methodist Church, New Road, Monday 25 February Cost: Lessons are £6 a hour but if you Waltham Forest Safer Neighbourhoods Board, mention this advert your first lesson 7pm is free. The deadline for 4 March 2019 Contact Robert on 07951 309914; Tuesday 26 February [email protected] or visit Budget Setting, Cabinet, 2pm www.rodingkarateclub.co.uk Shareholder Committee, 2pm Health Scrutiny Committee, 7.30pm edition is 22 February 2019 Songs & Smiles Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Thursday 28 February various locations Special Meeting: Budget and Council Tax A free music group for 0-4 year olds, their Setting, Council, 7.30pm parents/guardians and care home residents. We sing, move, play, make friends and have lots of fun. Enjoy an enriching, joy-filled activity with your child whilst helping reduce Community loneliness amongst older people Mondays: 2.30-3.30pm Ward Forums Aspray House, 481 Lea Bridge Road, E10 7EB Tuesday 26 February Tuesdays: 11am-12pm Endlebury Ward Parkview House, 212 Chingford Mount Road, Chingford Foundation School, 10am E4 8JR Wednesdays: 2.30-3.30pm Albany Nursing Home, 11-12 Albany Road E10 7EL Thursdays: 2-3pm St Ives Lodge, 25-29 The Drive E4 7AJ Issue 221 I 18 February 2019 13 Public notices www.walthamforest.gov.uk border of Nos. 27/29, in front of No. 29 objection and the grounds thereof or of their Eldon Road E17, Gillards Way E17, Storey Road VII. Devonshire Road (QB) E17, from the border representation to; Traffic Orders, Engineering E17 and Vernon Road E17. of Nos. 86/88, in front of No. 88 and from the Design, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, 3. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of Planning border of Nos. 38/40 & 42/44, in front of Nos. E10 7AS quoting scheme reference T11(19) – this Order will be removed. 38/40 (x2 units) Cycle Hangars Phase 8 Batch 2 (2019) by 4. Where appropriate, alternative routes for VIII. Fairfield Road (HH) E17, from the border of the end of a period of 21 days from the date on traffic will be indicated by local signage. Nos. 6/8, in front of No. 6 which this Notice is published. All objections must 5. The restrictions mentioned above would not London Borough of Waltham Forest Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation IX. Falmer Road (ME) E17, from the border of specify the grounds on which they are made. apply in relation to any vehicle being used: Areas) Act 1990- Section 67. Notice is Hereby Given that the following application Nos. 8/6, in front of No. 6 5. For more information please telephone 020 (a) in connection with the said works; or affecting a building within a conservation area has been made to the Council. X. Fraser Road (SB) E17, from the border of 8496 3000, quoting reference Traffic Orders and (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police 190228 C/O Agent 3 Grosvenor Rise Construction of single storey rear Nos. 44/46, in front of No. 44 ref T11(19) - Cycle Hangars Phase 8 Batch purposes in an emergency. XI. Gloucester Road (HH) E17, from the border 2 (2019). 6. The Order will come into operation on 18th East, Walthamstow, extension. of Nos. 51/53, in front of No. 53 Dated 18th February 2019 February 2019 for a period of 12 months, or London, E17 9LB XII. Hecham Close (HH Exp) E17, to the side of Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic until the works are completed, whichever is the 184199 C/O Agent 51 Henrys Avenue, Demolition of existing garage and erection Nos. 343/345 Higham Hill Road Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low sooner. Woodford Green, of part single, part two storey side extension XIII. Hove Avenue (MW) E17, in front of Nos. Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. Dated 18th February 2019 IG8 9RB and associated rear raised terrace. 58/60 and from the border of Nos. 13/15 & Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic Extension of existing basement and creation 17/19, in front of 17/19 (x2 units) LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low of rear light well. Loft extension including XIV. Millicent Road (MD) E10, opposite No. 328 LONDON LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS rear dormer, side gable end roof, three A/B/C Lea Bridge Road TRANSPORT FOR LONDON ACT 2008: front roof-lights and one front roof-light. XV. Milton Road (HS) E17, from the border of ENFORCEMENT AGAINST PERSISTENT LONDON BOROUGHS OF WALTHAM Alterations to rear fenestration (amended Nos. 66/68, in front of No. 66; and to the side of EVADERS OF PARKING PENALTIES (T15(19)) FOREST & REDBRIDGE ROAD TRAFFIC description and plans). No. 92 Milton Road and No. 12 Aubrey Road (x2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council REGULATION ACT 1984 – SECTIONS 9 and units) of the London Borough of Waltham Forest 10 EXPERIMENTAL INTRODUCTION OF London Borough of Waltham Forest Notice of Application for Planning Permission XVI. Park Road (MW) E17, from the border of (‘the Council’) at a meeting of the Council on NO STOPPING AT ANY TIME RESTRICTED Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) (England) Order Nos. 8/10, in front of No. 10 13 December 2018 has made a resolution to CLEAWAY IN SNARESBROOK ROAD E11 2015 Notice under Article 15. Notice is Hereby Given that the following application XVII. Pembroke Road (ME) E17, from the border exercise the powers conferred upon the Council The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, for planning permission has been made to the Council. The proposed development of Nos. 54/52, in front of No. 54 and from the by Part 5 of the London Local Authorities and Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in border of Nos. 17b/15, in front of No. 15 (x2 Transport for London Act 2008 (‘the 2008 Act’). Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. which the land to which the application relates is situated. units) The general effect of Part 5 of the 2008 Act is 174) Experimental Order 2019 184223 Mr Murat Land adjacent, Construction of Class B1C/B2/B8 XVIII. Perth Road (LBR) E10, from the to provide the Council with further powers to 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the border of Nos. 9/11 & 5/7, in front of Nos. 9/11 Yurtseven Harbet Road, warehouses with ancillary office space recover outstanding and unpaid parking penalties Council of The London Borough of Waltham and from the border of Nos. 18/20 & 14/16, in Chingford, E4 8GP and trade counters, with provision of from persistent evaders of these penalties. Forest (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Council’) front of Nos. 18/20 (x2 units) associated car parking and landscaping The powers are as follows:- in consultation with the London Borough XIX. Queens Road (MW) E17, from the border of • If a persistent evader’s vehicle or persistent of Redbridge made the above-mentioned The applications are available to view on the following website: https://www. Nos. 172/170, in front of No. 170 evader vehicle is located anywhere in the Greater experimental traffic Order under sections 9 and walthamforest.gov.uk/content/search-planning-applications XX. Ramsay Road (CHE) E7, from the border of London area it may be immobilised and removed 10 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as Any views you would like to make for the above proposals, must be submitted in Nos. 209/211, in front of No. 211 to a vehicle pound, regardless of whether or not amended. The Order will come into force from writing to the Council within 14 days of the date of this letter. Due to the number XXI. Ringwood Road (MW) E17, overlapping the the vehicle is parked in contravention of the local 18th March 2019 and may continue in force for of correspondence (letters, emails etc) received by the Council relating to planning border of Nos. 36/38 parking regulations. up to 18 months. applications, it will not be possible to acknowledge or respond to your correspondences XXII. Second Avenue (ME) E17, from the border of • The persistent evader’s vehicle or persistent 2. The general effect of the experimental Order should you submit any. However, all views/comments received are fully considered Nos. 5/7, in front of No. 5 evader vehicle may not be released from an will be - on both sides of Snaresbrook Road during the assessment of the planning application. Please note that the planning XXIII. Springfield Road (LH) E1, immobilisation device or vehicle pound until all E11 (all such area that is the London Borough of file, including correspondence received for the application,are open to the public. overlapping the border of Nos. 4/6 and from the outstanding and unpaid parking penalties have Waltham Forest) - to provide no stopping “at any border of Nos. 76/74, in front of No. 74 (x2 units) Dated this day 18th February 2019. Adrian Harding, Head of Development been paid, or where applicable, the claimant of time” restrictions (clearway) from a point 14.5 XXIV. Station Road (MW) E17, in front of Management and Building Control, London Borough of Waltham Forest the vehicle pays a bond to the Council in respect metres south-east of its junction with Woodford Nos. 42/44A of the unpaid parking penalties and provides the New Road to the Council’s boundary with London XXV. Theobald Road (QB) E17, opposite No. 1 (b) provide 3 metres of ‘at any time’ waiting required documentary evidence as set out in Part Borough of Redbridge (the pick-up and setting XXVI. West Avenue Road (ME) E17, from 5 of the 2008 Act. down of passengers will be prohibited at all restrictions in the following locations to allow for the border of Nos. 21/23, in front of No. 23 the provision of secure bicycle parking structures A ‘persistent evader’ for the purposes of this times and all double yellow line “at any waiting” Highways Note: In relation to paragraphs (b) and (c) above, Notice means either: the owner of a vehicle in restrictions within the restricted area mentioned (“units”) on the highway (as authorized under the Orders are necessary to make space for the section 63 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act respect of which three or more parking penalties above will be suspended ). The no stopping provision of secure bicycle parking structures have been issued and which remain unpaid restrictions will be indicated by entry and exit 1984 and exempted by the London Borough for residents who do not have the space and/ of Waltham Forest Waiting and Loading having passed the date by which an appeal can sign plates displaying a red cross on a blue LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM or ability to securely park bicycles in or within a Consolidation Order 2016): be made; or, where the owner’s details are not background and will not have road markings. FOREST CHANGES TO EXISTING PARKING reasonable distance from their home. I. Green Pond Close E17, to the side of No. known, the vehicle in respect of which such NB/ All bus stop clearways and signalised PLACES AND PROVISION OF WAITING * The proposed parking spaces to be displaced 24 Green Pond Road, next to existing unit (this parking penalties have been issued. crossing arrangements within the restricted RESTRICTIONS will default to a single yellow line waiting would remove 3 metres of space currently The Council will commence operation of the area will continue as normal and will continue to (Note: This notice is about reducing the length restriction where the cycle hangar will be available for permit holders within the ‘permit above powers with effect from 01 April 2019, operate under their specific governing provisions. of certain parking places in the roads described provided. holder only past this point’ parking area; and which shall be deemed ‘the appointed day’ for 3. Documents giving more detailed particulars below so as to allow for the installation of secure ** The proposed parking spaces to be displaced II. Vincent Road E4, opposite the boundary of the purposes of section 3 of the 2008 Act. of the Order are available for inspection between bicycle parking structures instead and to remove may be changed to any permit parking location Nos. 41 - 46 & 47 – 52; and Dated this eighteenth day of February 2019. 9.30 am and 4.30 pm on Mondays to Fridays a parking places and replace it with double within a 50-metre radius of the original proposal. (c) to reduce by 3 metres the length of either ANTHONY HALL inclusive (except Bank Holidays), from the date yellow lines in part of Napier Road) (T11(19)) The extents of any permit parking displacement permit or pay by phone parking space* ** at Head of Parking Services, Neighbourhoods on which this notice is published until the Orders The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking in any section of the road mentioned above will the locations mentioned below (CPZ shown in and Commercial cease to have effect, at (a) The Information Desk, Places) (Amendment No. *) Order 2019 still result in reduction of permit parking space of Town Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17 4JF brackets) to allow for the provision of secure 3 metres. The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST and (b) Low Hall Depot, Argall Avenue, London, bicycle parking structures (“units”) on the 3. A copy of each of the Orders, the Council’s Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 E10 7AS. highway: statement of reasons for proposing to make Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. *) - SECTION 14(1) THE WALTHAM FOREST 4. Where it appears necessary for certain I. Acacia Road (LH) E17, from the border of the Orders and plans showing the locations Order 2019 (VARIOUS ROADS) (TEMPORARY ROAD purposes, an officer authorised by the London Nos. 8/6, in front of No. 6 and from the border of and effect of the Orders and measures can 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CLOSURES) (NO. 1) ORDER 2019 Borough of Waltham Forest, may, in pursuance Nos. 50/52, in front of No. 50 (x2 units) be inspected during normal office hours on Council of the London Borough of Waltham 1. The Council of the London Borough of of section 10(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation II. Ardleigh Road (BP) E17, from the border of Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the end of Forest propose to make the above- Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that Act 1984, modify or suspend any provision of the 19/21, in front of No. 21 and from the border of a period of 6 weeks from the date on which mentioned Orders under sections 6, 45, 46, on 18th February 2019 it made an Order to experimental Traffic Order while it is in force. Nos. 47/49, in front of No. 49 (x2 units); the Orders are made or, as the case may be, 49 and 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to allow for water mains replacement work to be 5. The Council will be considering in III. Brookdale Road (HS) E17, from the border the Council decides not to make the Orders, the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as carried out in a safe and efficient manner in due course whether the provisions of the of Nos. 3/5, in front of No. 5, overlapping the at (a) The Information Desk, Town Hall, amended. Queens Grove Road E4, Eldon Road E17, Gillards experimental Order should be continued in force Border of Nos. 29/31 and overlapping the Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) 2. The general effect of the Orders would be: Way E17, Storey Road E17 and Vernon Road indefinitely by means of a permanent Order Border of Nos. 65/67 (x3 units) The Reception Desk, London Borough of (a) in Napier Road E11, on the south-east side, E17 (TT5(19)). made under sections 6 and 124 of and Part IV IV. Callis Road (MW) E17, from the border of Waltham Forest, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, opposite Nos. 8 and 10 Napier Road, to remove 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act Nos. 4/6, in front of No. 4 and from the border of London, E10 7AS. the ‘CH’ CPZ permit parking place and replace at such times and to such extent as regulatory 1984. Any person may object to the making of Nos. 16/18, in front of 18 (x2 units) 4. Any person desiring to object to the it with an additional 5.6 metres of double yellow signs are displayed, to restrict vehicles from the permanent Order for the purpose of such V. Carisbrooke Road (MW) E17, from the proposals or to make any other representation line ‘at any time’ waiting restrictions; entering, proceeding, waiting or loading for any indefinite continuation within a period of six border of 69/71, in front of No. 71 should send a statement in writing of either their VI. Carlton Road (Not in a CPZ) E17, from the purpose “at any time” in Queens Grove Road E4, months beginning with the day on which the 14 Public notices experimental Order comes into force or, if the effect of the Orders would be in: kerb line of Buxton Drive and Oakhurst Gardens) (a) to provide a designated disabled persons Road E15 (outside No. 4); Grantock Road Order is varied by another Order or modified (i) Snaresbrook Road E11 to reduce the 1. prohibit motor vehicles (except cyclists) from parking place measuring 6.6 metres in length E17 (outside Nos. 29/31); Grosvenor Park pursuant to section 10(2) of the 1984 Act, maximum speed limit of 40 m.p.h. at its western proceeding at any time in any direction other than (unless otherwise specified) in each of the Road E17 (outside Nos. 75 to 85); Guildford beginning with the day on which the variation or end to 30 m.p.h. so the speed limit will be 30 from south-east to north-west; and locations specified in the Schedule to this Notice, Road E17 (outside No. 28); Guildford Road modification or the latest variation or modification m.p.h. in the entirety of the road (all such area 2. prevent motor vehicles entering (except in most cases replacing advisory parking places; E17 (outside Nos. 17, 31, 32, 48 and 52); Hall came into force. Any such objection must be that is within the London Borough of Waltham cyclists) The Forest E11 where entry to that and Road E15 (outside No. 49); Hampton Road made in writing and must state the grounds on Forest); and road is prohibited by a no-entry sign plate (b) where any proposed designated disabled E4 (outside No. 20); Harold Road E11 (outside which it is made and be sent to Traffic Orders, (ii) introduce a maximum speed limit of 20 m.p.h. situated at its junction with Oakhurst Gardens. persons parking place referred to in sub- No. 66); Kitchener Road E17 (outside Nos. 17 Highways and Infrastructure, Low Hall, Argall in Oakhurst Gardens E17, College Place E17, 2. Documents giving more detailed particulars paragraph (a) above is longer than the advisory and 37); Lamorna Close E17 (outside No. 66 Avenue, London, E10 7AS, quoting reference Forest Rise E17 (eastern arm off Woodford new of the Order are available for inspection between disabled persons parking place it is replacing [4.6 metres]); Lena Kennedy Close E4 (outside Traffic OrdersT8c(19) Snaresbrook Road Road), The Forest E11 and Buxton Drive E11 9.30 am and 4.30 pm on Mondays to Fridays or where there is no existing advisory disabled Nos. 1 [90° to the kerb], 2 [90° to the kerb], 5/6 clearway. Any objection may be communicated (in all these roads as much is public highway). inclusive (except Bank Holidays), from the date persons parking place in the proposed location, [90° to the kerb], 21 to 26 [2 bays - 90° to the to, or be seen by, other persons who may be 3. A copy of each of the Orders, the Council’s on which this notice is published until the Orders to shorten any existing parking place in that kerb], 33/34 [90° to the kerb] and 44); Leonard affected. statement of reasons for proposing to make cease to have effect, at (a) The Information Desk, location by the length necessary to provide the Road E4 (outside No. 44); Leslie Road E11 6. If any person wishes to question the validity the Orders and plans showing the locations Town Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17 4JF 6.6 metres long disabled persons parking place; (outside Nos. 48, 50, 51, 52, 66, 73 and 116); of the Order or of any of its provisions on the and effect of the Orders and other measures and (b) Low Hall Depot, Argall Avenue, London, [Note: If these proposals were to go ahead Newbury Road E4 (outside Nos. 8, 24 and grounds that it is not within the powers conferred can be inspected during normal office hours on E10 7AS. then it is intended that any proposal in a 38); Norman Road E11 (outside 106/108); by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or that Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the end of a 3. Where it appears necessary for certain location referred to in this Notice that is within Overton Road E10 (outside Nos. 36, 38, 49, 70 any requirement of that Act or any instrument period of 6 weeks from the date on which the purposes, an officer authorised by the London an experimental CPZ would not proceed until and 77); Pentire Road E17 (outside Nos. 1/3, made under that Act has not been complied with, Orders are made or, as the case may be, the Borough of Waltham Forest, may, in pursuance such time and under such circumstances as 3/5 and 10 and adjacent to Nos. 74-84 Hale End that person may, within 6 weeks from the date on Council decides not to make the Orders or other of section 10(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation the provisions of the experimental Traffic Order Road); Preston Avenue E17 (outside No. 31); which the Order is made, apply for the purpose to measures, at (a) The Information Desk, Town Act 1984, modify or suspend any provision of the for the CPZ in question were continued in force Queenswood Avenue E17 (outside Nos. 8, 16, the High Court. Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17; and experimental Traffic Order while it is in force. indefinitely by way of a permanent Traffic Order.] 17, 23 and 38); Roberts Road E17 (outside For more information please telephone 020 (b) The Reception Desk, London Borough 4. The Council will be considering in 3. A copy of the Orders and the Council’s Nos. 68 and 83 and opposite No. 63); Ropers 8496 3000 quoting reference Traffic Orders of Waltham Forest, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, due course whether the provisions of the statement of reasons for proposing to make the Avenue E4 (outside Nos. 2 and 45); Selwyn – T8c(19) T8c(19) Snaresbrook Road London, E10 7AS. experimental Order should be continued in force Orders can be inspected during normal office Avenue E4 (outside Nos. 17 and 62); Sinclair clearway. 4. Any person desiring to object to the indefinitely by means of a permanent Order hours on Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the Road E4 (outside Nos. 12, 31 [4.9 metres], Dated 18th February 2019 proposals or to make any other representation made under sections 6 and 124 of and Part IV end of a period of 6 weeks from the date on 84, 112, 181, 194 and 227); South Birkbeck Mr. K. Valavan should send a statement in writing of either their of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act which the Orders are made or, as the case may Road E11 (outside No. 138); Spencer Road Director of Highways and Traffic Management, objection and the grounds thereof or of their 1984. Any person may object to the making of be, the Council decides not to make the Orders, E17 (outside No. 12); Spencer Road E17 Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low Hall, Argall representation to Traffic Orders, Engineering the permanent Order for the purpose of such at (a) The Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest (outside Nos. 26 and 28); Spruce Hills Road Avenue, London, E10 7AS Design, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, indefinite continuation within a period of six Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) The Reception E17 (outside Nos. 21, 59 and 109); St John’s E10 7AS quoting reference T8b(19) – Forest months beginning with the day on which the Desk, London Borough of Waltham Forest, Low Road E17 (outside Nos. 11, 19 and 33); LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Rising region traffic calming by the end of experimental Order comes into force or, if the Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. Stewart Road E15 (outside Nos. 10, 66/68, HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 – SECTIONS 90A AND a period of 21 days from the date on which this Order is varied by another Order or modified 4. Any person desiring to object to the Orders 92, 122 and 154); Studley Avenue E4 (outside 90C ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 Notice is published. All objections must specify pursuant to section 10(2) of the 1984 Act, or to make any other representation should send No. 21); Studley Avenue E4 (outside Nos. 42 – SECTIONS 6, 45 and 84 FOREST SCHOOL the grounds on which they are made. beginning with the day on which the variation or a statement in writing of either their objection and 48/50); Sturge Avenue E17 (outside Nos. REGION (T8b(19)) BUXTON DRIVE E11, For more information please telephone 020 modification or the latest variation or modification and the grounds thereof or of their representation 97, 99, 102, 125, 144 and 152); Thorpe Hall COLLEGE PLACE E17, OAKHURST GARDENS 8496 3000 quoting reference Traffic Orders – came into force. Any such objection must be to Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, Low Road E17 (outside No. adjacent to No. 117 Hale E17, FOREST RISE E17, THE FOREST E11 T8b(19) made in writing and must state the grounds on Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS quoting End Road); Trevose Road E17 (outside Nos. 2, The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking Dated 18th February 2019 which it is made and be sent to Traffic Orders, reference T16(19) – Formalisation of 12 [4.5 metres], 26 and 29, adjacent to front of Places) (Amendment No. *) Order 201*. Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic Highways and Infrastructure, Low Hall, Argall disabled persons parking places – Batch Nos. 98 to 108 Hale End Road and adjacent to The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low Avenue, London, E10 7AS, quoting reference 4, 2019 by the end of a period of 21 days from rear of Nos. 98 to 108 Hale End Road); Tufton Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS Traffic OrdersT8a(19) Forest Rising region the date on which this Notice is published. All Road E4 (outside No. 11); Warwick Road E4 Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. *) prescribed routes. Any objection may be objections must specify the grounds on which (outside Nos. 42/44); West Street E11 (outside Order 201* The Waltham Forest (40 m.p.h.) LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST communicated to, or be seen by, other persons they are made. No. 16 [90° to the kerb]); Westward Road E4 (Revocation No. *) Speed Limit Order 201* ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – who may be affected. 5. For more information please telephone 020 (outside Nos. 112 and 185); and Winchester The Waltham Forest (20 m.p.h.) (No. *) SECTIONS 9 and 10 HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 5. If any person wishes to question the validity 8496 3000 quoting reference Traffic Orders – Road (B160) E4 (outside Nos. 34 and 161 and Speed Limit Order 201* – SECTIONS 90A AND 90C FOREST SCHOOL of the Order or of any of its provisions on the T16(19) – Formalisation of disabled persons opposite Nos. 151/153). 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the REGION (T8a(19)) OAKHURST GARDENS grounds that it is not within the powers conferred parking places - Phase 3, Batch 4, 2019. Council of the London Borough of Waltham E17, FOREST RISE E17, THE FOREST E11 by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or that Dated 18th February 2019 LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Forest (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Council’), in EXPERIMENTAL INTRODUCTION OF ONE- any requirement of that Act or any instrument Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - accordance with Sections 90A and 90C of the WAY WORKING/NO ENTRY (EXCEPT FOR made under that Act has not been complied with, Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low SECTION 14(1). THE WALTHAM FOREST Highways Act 1980, the Highways (Road Humps) CYCLISTS) The Waltham Forest (Prescribed that person may, within 6 weeks from the date on Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS (VARIOUS ROADS) (TEMPORARY ROAD Regulations 1999, propose to introduce speed Routes) (Forest Rising No. 1) Experimental which the Order is made, apply for the purpose to SCHEDULE – see paragraph 2(a) above CLOSURES) (NO. 4) ORDER 2019. humps: Traffic Order 2019 the High Court. Proposed locations of disabled persons 1. The Council of the London Borough of (i) *in Forest Rise E17 and Oakhurst Gardens 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council For more information please telephone 020 parking places (locations are approximate) Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that E17 at its junction with Woodford New Road (east of The London Borough of Waltham Forest 8496 3000 quoting reference Traffic Orders – Alma Avenue E4 (outside No. 44); Beech Hall on 18th February 2019 it made an Order to side) in the form of Copenhagen style blended (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Council’) made T8a(19) Forest Rising region prescribed Road E4 (outside No. 7 [6.7 metres]); Belle allow for Zayo telecommunications works to crossings; the above-mentioned experimental traffic Order routes. Vue Road E17 (outside No. 68); Beresford be carried out in a safe and efficient manner in (ii) *In Oakhurst Gardens E17 between its under sections 9 and 10 of the Road Traffic Dated 18th February 2019 Road E17 (outside Nos. 16 and 36); Beverley parts of Beresford Road E4, Buxton Road E4, junction with Forest Rise and College Place Regulation Act 1984, as amended. The Order Mr. K. Valavan Road E4 (outside Nos. 5 and 12c); Billet Road Carbis Close E4, Connaught Avenue E4, Drysdale namely a raised speed table will come into force from 18th March 2019 and Director of Highways and Traffic Management, (B179) E17 (outside Nos. 88, 100, 106, 114, Avenue E4, Hawksmouth E4, Kings Head Hill E4, NB/ *Copenhagen Style blended will be built may continue in force for up to 18 months. The Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low Hall, Argall 335, 348/350, 374, 382 and 412 and opposite Park Hill Road E4, Pole Hill Road E4, Willow Street over waiting restrictions in Forest Rise E17 and general effect of the experimental Order will be: - Avenue, London, E10 7AS No. 263); Blackhorse Lane (B179) E17 E4 and Woodberry Way E4 (TT4(19)). Oakhurst Gardens E17 at their respective junction (a) in Oakhurst Gardens E17 to prevent (outside No. 130); Bridge End E17 (outside 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only with Woodford New Road and would be elevated motor vehicles entering (except cycles) a section LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Nos. 2, 3, 27, 36 and 101); Bridge End E17 at such times and to such extent as regulatory sections of carriageway, between 75 and 100 of that said road prohibited by a no-entry sign CHANGE FROM ADVISORY TO DESIGNATED (outside Nos. 32 [4.4 metres], 48 [5.2 metres] signs are displayed, to: millimetres higher at their highest point than the plate situated 12 metres south-west of the DISABLED PERSONS PARKING PLACES and 84); Brierley Road E11 (outside Nos. 17 (a) restrict vehicles from entering, proceeding, surrounding carriageway, or at an equal level with westernmost entry/exit gate (western edge of AND AMENDMENT OF ADJACENT PARKING and 27/28); Burnham Road E4 (outside Nos. waiting or loading for any purpose “at any time” the surrounding pavement and extending across gate) to Forest School (situated in Oakhurst PLACES 58 and 99); Burwell Road E10 (outside No. in: the full width of the carriageway, including the Gardens); The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking 59); Calderon Road E11 (outside Nos. 26, 45 (i) Beresford Road E4, for 40 metres from gradients (as is the case also with all entry/exit Places) (Amendment No. -) Order 201- The and 60); Cavendish Road E4 (outside No. 77); its junctions with Station Road E4 and Rangers treatment crossings mentioned in this Notice). (b) in Forest Rise E17 (the section east of Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, Chaucer Road E17 (outside Nos. 15, 34 and Road E4; Parking on a Copenhagen styled blended Woodford New Road) Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and 49/51); Coolgardie Avenue E4 (outside Nos. (ii) Buxton Road E4, Connaught Avenue E4 crossing or on any raised section of highway 1. prohibit motor vehicles (except cycles) from Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. --) 18/20); Downsell Road E15 (outside Nos. and Willow Street E4, for 40 metres from their above the existing highway is a contravention proceeding at any time in any direction other than Order 201- 48/50, 50/52, 69 and 83); Evanston Avenue respective junctions with Station Road E4; and is prohibited under section 86 of The Traffic from north-east to south-west; and 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council E4 (outside Nos. 11 [5.4 metres] and 27 [4.4 (iii) Carbis Close E4, extending for 40 metres Management Act 2004 (exceptions apply). 2. prevent motor vehicles entering (except of the London Borough of Waltham Forest metres]); Frith Road E11 (outside Nos. 78 and either side of its junction with The Green Walk E4; 2. FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN that the cyclists) Forest Rise E17 (the section east of propose to make the above-mentioned Orders 89); Fulbourne Road (B160) E17 (outside (iv) Drysdale Avenue E4, Hawksmouth E4, Council proposes to make the above-mentioned Woodford New Road) where entry to that road is under sections 6, 45, 46, 49 and 124 of and Part Nos. 7, 240, 245, 253, 267, 275, 293, 347 and Park Hill Road E4, Pole Hill Road E4 and Orders under sections 6, 45, 84 and 124 of prohibited by a no-entry sign plate situated at its IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation 351); Garner Road E17 (outside Nos. 13, 22, Woodberry Way E4, for 40 metres from their and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic junction with Woodford New Road. Act 1984. 72, 102, 103 and 109); Goodall Road E11 respective junctions with Kings Head Hill E4; and Regulation Act 1984, as amended. The general (c) in The Forest E11 (between the northern 2. The general effect of the Orders would be: (outside Nos. 5, 25, 27, 30, 32 and 57); Gordon (v) Kings Head Hill E4, all of the arm that Issue 221 I 18 February 2019 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 15 fronts Nos. 128 to 136 Kings Head Hill and (b) Kitchener Road E17 and Sturge Avenue E17 30/10/19 paragraph 2 above remain in force, advance simultaneously in all roads but in a sequence extends to Hawksmouth; at their junctions with Brookscroft Road E17. (m) HILLCREST ROAD, E17 – 17/10/19 – warning signage and alternative routes for traffic as directed by the Council. Leaflets will be (b) restrict vehicles from waiting and loading “at 3. Where appropriate, alternative routes for 25/11/19 shall be in place. distributed and/or signage placed in advance any time” in: traffic will be indicated by local signage. (n) COBHAM ROAD, E17 - 19/11/19 – 5. Whilst works are being carried out and only of any works in the roads mentioned in the (i) Kings Head Hill E4, between 4. Whenever the prohibition described in 28/11/19 at such times and to such extent as regulatory Schedule of this Notice which would give Sewardstone Road E4 and Woodberry Way E4; paragraph 2 above applies, the road closure Program 2 (consecutive with programs 1 and 3) signs are displayed any one-way working or no- more specific details on the exact dates of the and at the junction of Brookscroft Road E17 with (o) TERLING CLOSE, E11 - c. 18/02/19 - entry prohibitions in any roads or parts of roads restrictions and effects of any temporary traffic (ii) The Green Walk E4 - the south Kitchener Road and Sturge Avenue will be *TBC mentioned in this paragraph may be temporarily management. side, opposite No. 1 and 2, for a distance of 15 suspended and the gate temporarily left open to (p) GORDON ROAD, E15 - c.18/02/19 – *TBC suspended. Dated 18th February 2019 metres. allow access to properties and to facilitate the (q) RANELAGH ROAD, E11 - c.18/02/19 – 6. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic 3. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of alternative routes for traffic. c.01/03/19 this Order would be removed. Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low this Order would be removed. 5. Certain parking spaces in Brookscroft Road (r) WORSLEY ROAD, E11 - 25/02/19 - 7. The restrictions mentioned above would not Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS 4. Where appropriate, alternative routes for E17 near to its junction with Kitchener Road and 18/03/19 apply in relation to any vehicle being used - Schedule traffic would be indicated by local signage. Sturge Avenue will be suspended to aid the flow (s) BROXBOURNE ROAD, E7 - 12/03/19 - (a) in connection with the said works; or Hale End (HE) CPZ - All E17 roads restricted 5. The restrictions mentioned above would not of traffic on the alternative routes, and vehicles 25/03/19 (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police to vehicles: apply in relation to any vehicle being used: will be banned from parking on these suspended (t) SOUTHWELL GROVE ROAD, E11 - purposes (if the works allow) if the observance of Beacontree Avenue, Belle Vue Road, Castleton (a) in connection with the said works; or parking spaces at all times (vehicles disregarding 19/03/19 - 26/04/19 the prohibitions Road, Forest Road, Hale End Road, Hillcrest Road, (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police these suspensions will be removed). (u) MELFORD ROAD, E11 - 05/04/19 - would be likely to hinder the use of that vehicle Ulverston Road, Woodstock Road purposes in an emergency. 6. The prohibition described in paragraph 2 20/05/19 for that purpose; provided, that this exemption Higham Hill East (HHE) CPZ - All E17 roads 6. The Order will come into operation on 18th above will not apply in relation to any vehicle (v) LEYBOURNE ROAD, E11 - 14/05/19 – shall not apply if the vehicle is being used in such restricted to vehicles: February 2019 for a period of 12 months, or being used: 20/06/19 a manner or at such a time as to be likely to Billet Road, Bosworth Close, Carlton Road, Fairview until the works are completed, whichever is the (a) in connection with the said works; or (w) STANMORE ROAD, E11 - 14/06/19 – endanger any Close, Faulkner Mews, Guildsway, Heron Close, sooner. (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police 01/07/19 person. Higham Hill Road, Kelmscott Close, Kimberley purposes in an emergency. (x) HARRINGTON ROAD, E11 - 25/06/19 – 8. The Order will come into operation on Road, Lyne Crescent, Millfield Avenue, Shaw Dated 18th February 2019 7. The Order will come into operation on 18th 11/07/19 18th February 2019 and would be valid for Square, Wigton Road, Williams Avenue, Manor Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic February 2019 for a period of 1 month, or (y) BURGHLEY ROAD, E11 - 05/07/19 – a maximum period of 12 months or until the Road, Mount Pleasant Road, Windsor Avenue, Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low until the works are completed, whichever is the 19/07/19 works are completed, whichever is the sooner Rodney Place, Warwick Road, Priors Croft Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS sooner, however the works are expected to take Program 3 (consecutive with programs 1 and 2 (this applies to all sites mentioned in paragraph 12 days to complete. below) 2 above and allows for unforeseen constraints LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Dated 18th February 2019 (z) SEYMOUR ROAD, E4 - from c.18/02/19 – which may abort works until a future time). ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic *TBC NOTE: These works would not be carried out - SECTION 14(1) THE WALTHAM FOREST Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low (aa) DRYSDALE AVENUE, E4 - c.18/02/19 – simultaneously in all roads but in a sequence Notices (VARIOUS ROADS) (TEMPORARY ROAD Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS c.18/03/19 as directed by the Council. *Leaflets would be CLOSURES) (NO. 1) ORDER 2019 (bb) LAMBOURNE GARDENS, E4 - 12/03/19 - distributed and signage placed in advance of 1. The Council of the London Borough of LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST 02/04/19 any works in the above-mentioned roads which LOCAL AUTHORITIES (REFERENDUMS) Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 (cc) MULBERRY CLOSE, E4 - 27/03/19 - would give more specific details on the exact (PETITIONS AND DIRECTIONS) (ENGLAND) on 18th February 2019 it made an Order to - SECTION 14(1) THE WALTHAM FOREST 23/04/19 dates of the restrictions (the above dates are not REGULATIONS 2011 (AS AMENDED) allow for water mains replacement work to be (VARIOUS ROADS) (TEMPORARY ROAD (dd) BRINDWOOD ROAD, E4 - 02/04/19 - absolute but are estimated) and effects of any Notice is hereby given that: carried out in a safe and efficient manner in CLOSURES) (NO. 2) ORDER 2019 (TT7(19)) 03/06/19 temporary traffic management as necessary. 1. Martin Esom, Electoral Registration Officer Queens Grove Road E4, Eldon Road E17, Gillards 1. The Council of the London Borough of (ee) RECTORY CLOSE, E4 - 21/05/19 – Dated 18th February 2019 and Proper Officer for the London Borough of Way E17, Storey Road E17 and Vernon Road Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that 06/06/19 Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic Waltham Forest for the purposes of the above E17 (TT5(19)). on 18th February 2019 it made an Order to (ff) KINGSLEY GARDENS, E4 - 24/05/19 – Management, Neighbourhoods, Low Hall, Argall Regulations CERTIFIES, in accordance with 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only enable Thames Water Lead replacement works 13/06/19 Avenue, London, E10 7AS Regulation 4 of the said Regulations, that the at such times and to such extent as regulatory to be carried out in a safe and efficient manner. (gg) GENEVER CLOSE, E4 - 07/06/19 – number that is equal to five per cent of the local signs are displayed, to restrict vehicles from 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only 19/06/19 LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Government electorate shown on the electoral entering, proceeding, waiting or loading for any at such times and to such extent as regulatory (hh) FINCH GARDENS, E4 - /06/19 – 25/06/19 ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 register having effect for this area on the 15th of purpose “at any time” in Queens Grove Road E4, signs are displayed, to prohibit vehicles (except (ii) ACORN CLOSE, E4 - 19/06/19 – 28/06/19 - SECTION 14(1) THE WALTHAM FOREST February 2019 is: Eldon Road E17, Gillards Way E17, Storey Road works vehicles) from entering, proceeding, (jj) BATEMAN ROAD, E4 - 24/06/19 – (VARIOUS ROADS) (CONTROLLED PARKING 9241 E17 and Vernon Road E17. waiting or loading for any purpose, at any time, 19/07/19 ZONE ROAD MARKINGS) (TEMPORARY 2. This number will be used for the purposes 3. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of in the following roads (nb/ the work date periods (kk) BEVERLEY ROAD, E4 - 15/07/19 – RESTRICTION ON WAITING AND LOADING) of determining the validity of petitions presented this Order will be removed. below are estimates only): 02/09/19 (NO. 1) ORDER 2019 TT2(19) after the 31st of March 2019 and before the 4. Where appropriate, alternative routes for Program 1 (consecutive with programs 2 and 3) (ll) VINCENT ROAD, E4 - 23/07/19 – 1. The Council of the London Borough of 1st of April 2020 seeking a referendum on traffic will be indicated by local signage. (a) SALISBURY ROAD, E17 - c.18/02/19 – 10/09/19 Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that whether or not there should be an elected Mayor 5. The restrictions mentioned above would not *TBC (mm) MALVERN AVENUE, E4 - on 18th February 2019 it made an Order to or alternative constitutional model, unless the apply in relation to any vehicle being used: (b) WINDSOR ROAD, E10 – 18/02/19 - 04/09/19 – 24/09/19 enable road marking works to be carried out in a circumstances detailed below apply. (a) in connection with the said works; or 15/03/19 (nn) MARION GROVE, IG8 - 18/09/19 – safe and efficient manner in the roads mentioned 3. If the number for 2020, to be published (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police (c) ROSEDENE TERRACE E10 - 11/03/19 – 27/09/19 in the Schedule of this Notice. in February 2020, is less than 9241, that purposes in an emergency. 19/03/19 Network links to schools within (*programmed 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only lower number will be used for the purpose of 6. The Order will come into operation on 18th (d) NORLINGTON ROAD E10 - 13/03/19 – within 18 months of the live Order): at such times and to such extent as regulatory determining the validity of petitions presented February 2019 for a period of 12 months, or 29/03/19 E4 roads - HANDSWORTH AVENUE, signs are displayed, to restrict waiting and loading between the date the number is published and until the works are completed, whichever is the (e) MORLEY ROAD, E10 - 25/03/19 – LONGSHAW ROAD, YORK ROAD; by vehicles (except works vehicles), at any time, the 31st of March 2020. sooner. 11/06/19 E17 roads - ADDISON ROAD, BERESFORD in the roads listed in the Schedule to this Notice. 4. The number that will be used for the Dated 18th February 2019 (f) HALFORD ROAD, E10 - 05/06/19 – ROAD, BRUNSWICK STREET, GREENLEAF 3. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of purposes of determining the validity of petitions Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Traffic 19/06/19 ROAD, LONGFIELD AVENUE, PRETORIA the Order would be removed. presented before the 31st of March 2019 is Management, Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low (g) WEST END AVENUE, E10 - 13/06/19 – AVENUE, SYBOURN STREET and WIGTON 4. The restrictions mentioned above will not 9058. Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS 19/07/19 ROAD; apply in relation to any vehicle being used: The address of the authority’s Proper Officer (h) CROMWELL ROAD, E17 - 03/07/19 – E10 road - CANTERBURY ROAD; and E11 (a) in connection with the said works; or and principal office is: LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST 23/07/19 roads - HAINAULT ROAD and VERNON ROAD (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police Martin Esom ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 (i) THIRD AVENUE, E17 - 17/07/19 – 3. Whilst works are being carried out and only purposes in an emergency. Electoral Registration Officer - SECTION 14(1) THE WALTHAM FOREST 31/07/19 at such times and to such extent as regulatory 5. The Order will come into operation on 18th London Borough of Waltham Forest (VARIOUS ROADS) (TEMPORARY ROAD (j) MANSFIELD ROAD, E17 - 02/09/19 – signs are displayed no person shall cause or February 2019 and will be valid for a maximum Waltham Forest Town Hall CLOSURES) (NO. 3) ORDER 2019 30/09/19 permit any vehicle to wait or load for any purpose, period of 13 months, or until the works are Forest Road 1. The Council of the London Borough of (k) CAMPBELL ROAD, E17 - 24/09/19 – at any time, within 15 metres of the junction of completed whichever is the sooner. Walthamstow Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that on 11/10/19 any road adjoining the roads or sections of roads NOTE: London E17 4JF 18th February 2019 it made an Order to allow (l) COTTENHAM ROAD, E17 - 07/10/19 – contained in paragraph 2 above. These works will not be carried out Dated: 15th February 2019 Thames Water sewer repair works to be carried 4. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in out in a safe and efficient manner in Chingford Road, E17. (TT6(19)) 2. The general effect of the Order will be, only at such times and to such extent as regulatory Waltham Forest News advertising signs are displayed, to prohibit vehicles from Did you know Waltham Forest News has a circulation of 110,000 – Advertising has never been so effective entering or leaving:- (a) Brookscroft Road E17 and Cazenove Road For further information on the different advertising opportunities available please call: 020 8496 3675 or email: E17 at their junctions with Chingford Road E17; [email protected]