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Your council keeping residents informed Summer 2021, issue 238 www.walthamforest.gov.uk @wfcouncil

Waltham FOREST presents THE FELLOWSHIP SQUARE SUMMER SEASON

Join us for a series of free and low-cost cultural events The Summer Season programme has been created with to enlighten, inspire and invigorate your senses! residents, artists, cultural centres, and local businesses. The launch of Fellowship Square is an occasion for all in Waltham It reflects on the challenges of the past year, while celebrating Forest to come together to reconnect, rediscover, and rejoice in the our hopes, inspirations, and togetherness. There’s something for places and spaces that make our borough so diverse and colourful. everyone. So, join us with your friends and family, to kick back, With some great days out, a feast, and a host of delightful retail relax, laugh, dance, and shop. experiences to enjoy, there’s no better time to live local, love local, see you there! and help the forest thrive. WE ARE ALL FOR WALTHAM FOREST. www.wfculture.co.uk AND WALTHAM FOREST IS FOR ALL. #WFSUMMERSEASON The Tricycle Thief, Barbican Film Animations, Polish Cultural Institute GLOBAL LOCAL PRESENTS A Saturday 7 & Sunday 8 AugusT Saturday 17 & Sunday 18 July Presents, Fellowship Films, and Take The High Road are free – turn-up LIVE on the day (subject to capacity). MUSIC! LOCAL GLOBAL SPECIAL FEATURING: Wizard of Oz, Rocks, Wadjda, and Bend it Like Beckham are WALTHAM FOREST FELLOWSHIP FILMS FULLY BOOKED but join the waiting list at wfculture.co.uk/events/ Noga Ritter & Friends – Walthamstow’s Ritter melds Afro grooves fellowship_films. Bring a rug as seating is ‘picnic style’ on the grass. and jazz together with London’s finest musicians(Saturday 24). FASHION MARKET OPEN AIR CINEMA Das Brass – Waltham Forest’s very own Brass band remix (both days). Alvorado – Brazilian Chorra band, playing a dynamic flute-driven South Brazil street music (Saturday 24). Curated by: – Fedzilla is an MC and rapper straddling – Distant Fellowship by Studio Carrom is Fedzilla unplugged Headline partner: Curated by: Thought provoking art dembow-heavy beats with a Latin twist. Taking strong influences from sound a vibrant installation using hand printed designs wrapped around the gateposts of system performance culture, she weaves between ragga, cumbia, hip-hop and Fellowship Square, creating a bright, bold and thought-provoking intervention. dancehall (Sunday 25). Scan the QR codes on the columns to find out more. Stamford Hillbillys – Mixing Klezmer and Cockney, West Indies Dancing fountain displays – See Fellowship Square’s central meets Balkans, in a modern London mash-up (Sunday 25). attraction, Fellowship Fountain, as it dances to music using all 144 water jets and 11AM-4PM SATURDAY AND SUNDAY LED light display or as a tranquil thought-provoking reflection pool. Discover more than 20 local independent designers and curators of vintage The movies come to Fellowship Square with free open-air screenings for all ages. clothing and accessories. Shop and browse a wide selection of pre-loved and digital poetry trail – QR codes will guide you on a poetic journey Programmed by long term Walthamstow residents Stow Film Lounge, there’s two Saturday 31 July designer items to suit all budgets with food and drink from local vendors Curry feature film shows each day (with subtitles), locally made short films, and even across the borough. Read poems from local wordsmiths of all backgrounds and Cats, Two Chefs, London Starrs, and Ruttle and Rowe. family animations. genres. This project is in partnership with The Mall in association with the Royal Society of Literature, and the Museum of London, whose Write Across London runs All screenings will follow the latest COVID guidelines. Feature films must be from October, to mark National Poetry Day. booked in advance. SOHO THEATRE Local street food, popcorn, and ice cream are just some of the delicious food and drink options available from local traders for you to enjoy. COMEDY IN THE SQUARE Special ‘flash mob’ dance performances Seating is ‘picnic style’ on the in the fountain from Leaders Dance Academy. Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 July Sunday 8 August, (1pm and 3pm) grassy slopes, so bring a rug. Presenting partner: Curated by: Visit AMAZING ART www.wfculture.co.uk/ Join artist Sol Sato and local art students as they create And Here We Meet, over events/Fellowship_Films MADE IN WALTHAM the weekend, to be hung in position from trees at the top of the Square. to book your tickets FOREST CRAFT MARKET PROGRAMME: Fellowship Square will be filled with laughter as our friends at Soho Theatre stage a one day takeover with free comedy workshops, a special Q&A session, and Saturday 17 July Curated by: CURATED BY LOCAL MUSIC GURUS stand-up shows for all the family. 12.00pm: The Tricycle Thief: The first feature film made in the borough. LIVE Food and drink from local vendors: Pillars Brewery, Hanoi Ca Phe, Planet DJ SETS CONTINENTAL DRIFTS: 12.45pm: Barbican Film Animations: Award winning family favourites Oeuf, Last Night a Vegan Saved My Life, La Gelatiera and Ruttle and Rowe. selected by the Barbican. Seating is ‘picnic style’ on grassy slopes, so bring a rug. EMILY DUST & FRIENDS

2.30pm: Wizard of Oz (Directed by Victor Fleming, 1939, Cert. U). Lloyd Park resident, Radio 1 and 1 Xtra Dj Emily Dust and Friends will keep the market hopping on Saturday with a mix of forward-thinking club sounds. FULLY BOOKED – sign up to online waiting list. 11AM-4PM SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 4.30pm: Fellowship Films: A series of shorts by aspiring filmmakers Over 20 local designers and craftspeople will be offering jewellery, ceramics, PROGRAMME: FEDZ & MOVUMIENTO from the borough. kids’ clothing, and soaps alongside craft kits using reclaimed materials. Plants in 11:30AM-12:30PM TheatreMakers Taster Session: Two really great Djs covering the sounds of Latin Remix with amazing street hand-painted pots, local Leytonstone honey, and a wide range of artworks make A fun and interactive class for all ages. poetry and strong lyrical spoken Word by Fedz, will take to the decks on Sunday. 5.45pm: The Polish Cultural Institute Presents: Acclaimed animation, fantastic gifts for friends, family or yourself. drama, and documentary plus a first look behind the scenes of anexclusive 12:30PM Soho Theatre alumni Q&A: exhibition coming to Waltham Forest this Autumn. Stall holders: Aloe My Lovely Succulents, AK Beads, Art Star Hack Packs, By Kalax, Discover the life of a professional comedian in a panel discussion with some of the 7:30pm: Rocks (Directed by Sarah Gavron, 2019, Cert.12A) Cycel of Good, Eileen Crafts, EsBrew, EsDes Handmade, Forge and Thread, Gail M best up-and-coming stand-ups who have come through Soho Theatre Labs. Pearce, Julia Wyzgowska, Kina Handcraft, London Cushions, My Little, Whimsies, Visit FULLY BOOKED – sign up to online waiting list. Olive and Ash, Palmers Peculiarities, Sean Rodrigo, Terracotta Hives, Unpatch 1:30PM Stand-up Taster Session: www.wfculture.co.uk/ Quilts, Useful Pots, 705 Clay. An interactive class as Soho Theatre take you through exercises on how to conjure summer_season Sunday 18 July up material for life as a comedian. FOR MORE DETAILS ON 12.00pm: Take The High Road: A trip down Leytonstone High Road. 3PM-4PM LAFFUCCINO: THE FULL EVENT Local social enterprise Haven Coffee presents a matinee stage show featuring a FOR THOSE WITH PROGRAMME 12.45pm : Barbican Film Animations: (see above). line-up of very talented comedians from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Mo Omar plays host to Arashk Farahani, Krzysia Bali, Selam Ammare, Lily Rose Grant WHEELCHAIRS 2:30pm: WADJDA (Directed by Haifaa Al-Mansour, 2012. Cert. PG) Energising ‘flash mob’ performances to get you up and Stella Graham headlines. Free Entry. Turn-up on the day. Dedicated viewing space will be FULLY BOOKED – sign up to online waiting list. dancing by X7eaven dance school on Saturday 24 at 1pm and 3pm. available for all cinema screenings 7PM-9:30PM Soho Theatre Presents: 4.30pm: Fellowship Films (see above) from Waltham Forest Muslim Culture Forum artists and comedy performances. Inspirational art A jam-packed show of comedy talent handpicked from Soho Theatre’s stages Rezia Halima Wahid MBE and Juma Harding-Dimmock. 5.45pm: The Polish Cultural Institute Presents: (see above), taking you late into the evening. TICKETED* There is limited blue-badge parking available on Farnan Avenue. 7.30pm: Bend It Like Beckham (Directed by Gurinder Chadha, 2002, Cert. 12) food and drink from Mel’s Tropical Kitchen, Sweet Tooth and Tickets* are strictly limited and cost £5 (with proceeds going to the WF mayor’s FULLY BOOKED – sign up to online waiting list. Haven Coffee. chosen charity). Book now at wfculture.co.uk/Soho_Comedy_In_The_Square 03 08 09 18 Great Tree Celebrating Parklife Hearts of Giveaway Carers Talent competition

Your council keeping residents informed Summer 2021, issue 238 www.walthamforest.gov.uk @wfcouncil Welcome to Fellowship Square n Families free to frolic and have fun in new Fellowship fountain Pride in our borough

The iconic Waltham Leader of the Council Forest Town Hall reopens Clare Coghill said: “I am to residents on 16 July so delighted to be able with the unveiling of to welcome the most Fellowship Square, a important guests of all brand-new outdoor to our opening events – space that is larger than our residents. We want Trafalgar Square and Fellowship Square to be a features new flowerbeds place where residents feel and seating around 144 welcome, and we have illuminated water jets. worked hard to create To celebrate the opening of Fellowship Square, the The reopening of Council will host a year- Waltham Forest round cultural programme Town Hall and for residents, beginning Fellowship Square with a season of weekend brings the diverse events between 17 July and communities of 14 August. The Fellowship Waltham Forest Square Summer Season back together features music, comedy, poetry, art, crafts, food a fantastic, accessible and fashion to welcome community space, open to visitors of all ages to enjoy everyone in Waltham Forest the new space, celebrating and beyond to come and the talents of local people enjoy.” and the broader artistic The reopening of Waltham community. Forest Town Hall and

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Fellowship Square brings brilliant can’t wait to take songs under the theme of invited VIP will officially Thrilled to the diverse communities my boys there, gonna love family. One of the winners, open Fellowship Square’s of Waltham Forest back it”, while Patty Bass said: Margaret Darlow, chose fountain, as a symbol of the check it out together in a shared “You’ll find me there a lot Our House by Madness, Council’s new approach to soon! and safe space after a more in the future! Thrilled and said: “Our house, in the how the community can challenging year for so to check it out soon!” middle of our street, tells of and should work and to its homes, prioritised for many, building on the Fellowship Square is a happy, chaotic family life commitment to investing local residents, alongside legacy of the Borough of inspired by the words and full of love.” in the future of Waltham landscaped outdoor spaces Culture 2019 and the long legacy of the legendary Family Tree by Ramz was Forest. and new opportunities for history of Waltham Forest designer William Morris, chosen by Christopher Elliot Following the reopening, leisure and entertainment. as a cultural destination. who was born and lived in Reid, who said: “It’s a good the wider redevelopment As the Town Hall the borough. The ambition song because Waltham of the area surrounding reopening drew closer, is to bring the council closer Forest is my community.” the Town Hall building local residents expressed to the community it serves. The winners of the music will commence, creating their excitement about The music for the water competition will be present a new neighbourhood in More info Fellowship Square. feature was co-curated on 15 July, where two local the heart of the borough. For more info please visit Commenting on Facebook, following a competition primary school children Plans include approximately www.wfculture.co.uk/ Faye Neil said: “Looks for residents to select rather than a specially 500 new and affordable fellowship-square

From the Leader This amazing borough is destined to thrive

This has been the most me. It is amazing to watch predecessor, Chris Robbins on its status as one of the rewarding, fulfilling, and our Children’s Services CBE, made to not only the most progressive, forward- exciting journey of my department improve, and I work of this council but to thinking, and bravest local life, and when I look back was so pleased when the the people of the borough authorities in the UK. over the last four years I team’s hard work resulted as a whole. His recent This borough’s real am constantly reminded in OFSTED rating us as passing was a shock to strength is its amazing, of the joy and confidence ‘good’ with ‘outstanding’ us all and Waltham Forest diverse, and talented being crowned the Mayor leadership in 2019. continues to mourn a residents: artists, makers, of London’s first-ever The hard work of our legend. doers, creatives, and Borough of Culture brought social workers and those Council officers have radicals all coming together to the people of this great who assist them across been selfless on the in fellowship to create borough. many services often goes frontline through the something unique. Thank We achieved the long- unnoticed. One of my pandemic, making sure our you so much for giving me To be made the first- held ambition of getting favourite things about being most vulnerable residents this opportunity Waltham ever female leader of the government to see the leader was being able to are kept safe, that children Forest, I will miss you all. Waltham Forest Council desperate need for a new see first-hand the hard continue to learn, and that My final message is simple: in May 2017 and see hospital at Whipps Cross. work, skill and dedication our businesses and high Please get vaccinated. You the borough achieve so At long last, the wonderful to support the most streets are well placed to can book directly at bit.ly/ much fills me with pride. staff who have been vulnerable in our society, recover economically. I WFLibraryVaccine But after fulfilling the even more heroic during as was evident when our have seen the effort and ambitions I set when I the pandemic will get to social workers enabled the energy they put in day in, became leader, now is care for the people of our first prosecution for FGM in day out. the time for me to stand borough in state-of-the-art the country. I am absolutely confident aside and I will not be facilities. The life chances I cannot say goodbye that, even as I depart, Cllr Clare Coghill seeking re-election of our young people have without mentioning the improvements will continue next year. always been a priority for huge contribution my and the Council will build

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Hundreds of young was set up to advise deciduous trees will on steps that residents be handed out this and organisations in autumn to be planted in the borough can do to people’s own gardens reduce their impact on the and suitable public environment. spaces. Each child will receive The children can choose an FAQ with info about from one of eight species Nine out of ten including wild cherry, hawthorn, crab apple, people who took and hazel. part in a survey Cllr Clyde Loakes, said they wanted Deputy Leader and to see more trees Cabinet Member for the in the borough Environment, said the children will be able to their tree, including details enjoy their tree’s progress. about their size and He said: “Over the next habitat. few years they will be able The young trees to watch their tree grow themselves will be and hopefully thrive as it delivered in November takes nasty toxins out of in time for National Tree the air, grows improved Week, between Sunday canopy coverage and 28 November and Monday gives all kinds of wonderful 6 December 2021, when wildlife a place to live and the planting will take a source of food.” place. The idea for the promotion came Get your tree out of the council’s Visit www.walthamforest.

Climate Emergency gov.uk/treegiveaway2021 Cllr Clyde Loakes joined Davies Lane Primary School pupils to celebrate National Tree Week 2020 Commission, which to get involved.

The eight species we’re giving out as part of the first Great Waltham Forest Giveaway are:

Blackthorn – This thorny tree produces Hawthorn – Delicate pink-white blossom white flowers in early spring, and provides in spring and ruby-red berries in summer. a valuable source of pollen for bees and This amazing tee can support over 300 pollinators. species of insect!

Bird cherry is famous for its beautiful Crab apple tree flowers are a Bird cherry – Blackbirds and song Hazel – Hazel has a reputation as a golden-yellow autumn leaves good source of nectar for bees thrushes love the red-black cherries. magical tree that provides protection. Look out for its beautiful golden-yellow The tree is particularly associated with autumn leaves. the hazel dormouse. Wild cherry – Enjoy beautiful clouds of Holly – Holly provides birds like the mistle blossom in spring, and bright summer thrush with food and shelter from winter fruits. Its warm autumn leaves fade to a storms and predators. It is also one of the deep crimson, giving your garden a main food plants for the holly blue butterfly warm glow. caterpillar. Crab apple – A wild ancestor of cultivated Rowan – The flowers are a pollen apples. Birds including fieldfare and and nectar source for bees and other thrushes and small mammals like mice pollinating insects, while the berries are Hawthorn berries, known as haws, provide food for lots of animals love the fruits. eaten by birds. 4 News East London Out Project helps make Waltham Forest home for Harriet

Local DJ and Kiss FM Weekday Breakfast presenter Harriet Rose talks about life in Waltham Forest, Pride, prejudice, Love Island, sign language and being relentlessly busy

“Living in a place where I East London Out Project There are many can be myself, queer and (ELOP) - a local charity that LGBTQIA+ folks who where holding hands with provides social, emotional are discriminated a girl is normal” is one of and support services across against for their non- the reasons why Kiss FM the spectrum LGBTQIA+. binary identity and Breakfast Show presenter “The ELOP Women’s their sexuality, and Harriet Rose has called group is an amazing space. Waltham Forest home Everybody gets to talk about are also impacted over the past four years. what they’re going through by racism, ableism, The Stratford-upon-Avon but we always find ways transphobia and born radio host, DJ, and to escape. We’ve actually other factors mental health and LGBTQIA+ been learning sign language advocate recently took recently.” but her success looks like is time out between work, For someone so snowballing. “I’m so excited volunteering, and a curtailed passionate about the to announce that I’ll also daily workout to catch up friendships formed through hosting Heat magazine’s over Zoom. this group, it’s with surprise Under the Duvet, a Love “I can leave my keys with that Rose says the group Island Panel Show which my neighbours here. It’s full have yet to meet in person. starts on 1 July!” of such a wonderful variety of “When the pandemic “I wanted to be an actress, people of all ages, cultures, hit, ELOP shut its doors but I quickly realised that religions, sexualities and and opened up online. I I wanted to be myself. I somewhere I feel safe and am absolutely buzzing to want to work on things I’m part of the community.” meet everyone in person. passionate about and that “At the same time, I This group makes me invoke social change.” know that’s not the case happy. I want us to do more It’s with this in mind that for everybody” Rose together.” Rose is busy amplifying adds, stressing that her When provided with details Pride Month. “Pride Month experiences do not speak for about the Council’s No is so important as we are anybody else’s. Space for Hate programme, always learning. I’ve been including that over 200 interviewing LGBTQIA+ “This group makes residents have learned people, collaborating with me happy. I want us how to spot and stop fashion brands and featuring to do more together.” discriminatory and violent the people who fought for behaviour through Bystander the rights that we have now.” “As a cis white queer Intervention training, Rose “It’s so nice to be busy woman, I am in a privileged immediately volunteers doing gay stuff. We’ve got position. There are many herself for the training. Pride happening in London in LGBTQIA+ folks who are “That sounds great, I’d love September. It’s non-stop. If discriminated against for to do that!” In a fast-paced you think about it, summer is their non-binary identity and chat, during which Rose for the gays hun!” their sexuality, and are also also asks to be introduced impacted by racism, ableism, to Waltham Forest Women transphobia and other Take Back the Streets, Rose factors.” explains how hard-earned Getting up for a 5am Kiss her success has been. Breakfast, Rose would be “Getting the role as More info forgiven for taking it easy in Breakfast presenter at Kiss To learn more about and donate to ELOP, the evening. However, Rose FM has definitely been my visit: elop.org lives at a fast pace, including big break.” It follows over a Follow Harriet Rose volunteering for a weekly decade of hard work DJing at instagram.com/ Kiss FM Weekday Breakfast presenter Harriet Rose women’s group with the local and pursuing other projects, iamharrietrose NSfH WFN FULL PAGE AMBASSADORS AD _JULY 2021 [PRESS].pdf 1 29/06/2021 14:00 EMPOWERING YOU TO TACKLE HATE

DO YOU COULD YOU TELL WANT TO OTHERS HOW TO CHALLENGE SUPPORT VICTIMS DISCRIMINATION? OF HATE? o Space for Hate is a Waltham Forest Council program to tackle and address hate. We want to empower residents to demonstrate solidarity with people affected by hate and play their role in ATTEND OUR TRAINING AND LEARN tackling it through safe interventions, creating a C HOW YOU CAN HELP VICTIMS OF HATE safer and more welcoming borough for everyone. M

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Whether you are an LEARN HOW TO RESPOND TO HATE individual, institution, If you are passionate about creating safer communities for community group or everyone, confident in talking to groups of people and have good sports club, our social networks, then we would love to hear from you. Ambassadors want to help empower you to challenge hate TO REGISTER FOR TRAINING EMAIL [email protected]

Communities Inc 6 News Le tour est arrière! After a two-year break, Le Tour de Waltham Forest is back

Le Tour de Waltham Forest • The Royal Route - an How do I sign up? All rides will end all children within your group is a great family day out adventurous 20km ride that even if they will be riding in a Visit enjoywalthamforest. in the brand-new for those who are new to features five local green cargo bike, trailer or child seat. eventbrite.co.uk to get travelling by pedal power spaces including Queen Fellowship Square involved. and those more experienced Elizabeth Olympic Park. at Waltham Forest All participants who pre-register riders who want to get to In order to ensure that as Town Hall for Le Tour de Waltham Forest All rides will end in the brand- know the borough better. many people as possible feel on Eventbrite will receive a new Fellowship Square at comfortable taking part, each You will be able to book places medal and a bag of cycling Waltham Forest Town Hall. When? of the 24 ride events will be for up to 10 people in your goodies on completion of your group - please book a place for ride. Saturday 17 July What else will be capped at 30 participants. (10am-4.30pm) and happening? Sunday 18 July As well as exploring the (9am-3.30pm) borough, participants can Where? take part in other cycling activities in Lloyd Park prior to Starting from Lloyd Park in your ride, and once you have Walthamstow, participants collected your goodie bag in can choose from one of three Fellowship Square you’ll be routes: able to grab a bite to eat and • The Lea Loop - a leisurely take part in activities in the 9km route on segregated new community space. cycle tracks, quiet residential Cycle Confident’s Dr Bike streets and the Lea Valley team will also be on hand to canal towpath. check over brakes, tyres and • The Highams Hop - a wheels ahead of the event, 12.5km tour taking in however you must pre-book a Tottenham Marshes and the time slot for your maintenance quiet residential streets of appointment. Highams Park.

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Tour de Waltham Forest is fun for all ages

Cllrs Clyde Loakes and Sally Littlejohn encourage riders Families can enjoy a great day out together Walk, cycle, and enjoy sustainable travel in Waltham Forest Summer 2021, issue 238 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 7 Youth voices: We need to make sure we are listening to young people Judging by the 2019 general election turnout, you might believe young voters aren’t interested in politics.

But take a look at social media and you’d To truly empower a community, it realise how wrong you are. From the Climate Emergency to Black Lives Matter is necessary to engage with all its young people are connected and excited. members. The youth voice is there, It’s not just online. Streetbase Waltham we just need to make sure we are Forest, a programme funded by the GLA Young listening Londoners Fund and run by the council to help tackle violent crime, knows just how potent It’s a good question. Responses are fed back these voices are. to the council. Information on their interests is So, why are the young so silent at the ballot added to a database that connects them to box? Three key factors make it daunting to young opportunities offered in their area. people: representation, accessibility, and action. Their opinions are are fed back to senior This is where Streetbase comes in. council managers and councillors so that Key to its success is that the Streetbase team conversations held with young people help make approaches young people, rather than waiting for decisions and shape policy. young people to come to them. To truly empower a community, it is necessary The similarity in age creates an environment in to engage with all its members. The youth voice which young people feel able to express views is there, we just need to make sure we are without fear of judgment. listening. One of the most frequent questions the Streetbase team is asked by young people is: By Jessica Tunks, “Is any of this going to make a difference?” LBWF Streetbase member Jess Tunks on Streetbase patrol

Waltham Forest Awards celebrating the best designed buildings and places. New buildings, conversions, restorations, extensions, public art Design installations can all be entered. Builders, architects, owners and tenants are PREVIOUS WINNER Awards invited to enter the Council’s 2021 Design Central Parade, winner of Most Creative Building Reuse 2017 Awards. The Awards are open to all new buildings, conversions, restorations, extensions, or environmental improvements such as landscaping, public art and street improvements that have been completed since March 2017. Entries The scheme can be large or small, located anywhere in the borough, and there is no should be restriction on the type or use of the building or submitted land involved. Full details on how to make an PREVIOUS entry are on the Council’s website. before noon Pump House, winner of Best Residential Scheme 2017 WINNER Winners will be picked by a judging panel. on Monday Once entries have been short-listed we will invite the public to vote for their People’s More info 9 August For more information and assistance in submitting an entry please Choice Award. contact Tania Drew at [email protected] Winners will be announced in an awards ceremony later in the year. Full details can also be found at www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ content/waltham-forest-design-awards 8 Health

Unpaid or unofficial carers are people, usually but not always family members, who help to look after an Support for carers adult who needs support. This could include a wife looking after their husband with Parkinson’s, a young person helping their disabled parent, or in Waltham Forest someone going next door to drop off shopping for their elderly neighbour. Three in five of us will become a carer in our life for the people we care about, but that doesn’t mean it’s not difficult sometimes. In Waltham Forest we offer all unpaid carers access to support including managing finances, mental health, carers assessments, hospital discharge, legal issues and more. Cllr Khevyn Limbajee, Cabinet Member for Adults’ Services, said: “We know that about 10 per cent of the population of Waltham Forest are currently unpaid carers for a loved one, and of that number about 5,000 are giving more than fifty hours per week to look after the In Waltham Forest it is estimated that there are person who relies on them. “It is vital to ensure our carers in more than 26,000 unpaid carers amongst our Waltham Forest know how to access the residents. If you aren’t an unpaid carer yourself, support they need. Please make sure you let the carers in your life know they you probably know one. But would you know can go to the Carers First website or call how to access support if you needed it? 0300 303 1555 for help or advice.”

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available Dennis, 88, cares for his wife Vivian who has dementia. They have been married for 63 Support for adult carers in Waltham years after first meeting on a blind date on a Forest is provided by Carers First. motorcycle. Carers First run a dedicated telephone It all started seven years ago on a weekly trip to support service for carers, Monday to Sainsbury’s when Vivian couldn’t remember her PIN Thursday 9am - 5pm and Fridays 9am number. The doctor sent Vivian for some tests which - 4:30pm. resulted in a diagnosis of dementia. Within a year, Vivian’s short and long-term memory had declined Dennis, 88, cares for his wife Vivian They can tailor a programme of significantly. support according to what you need in Dennis has been Vivian’s full-time carer for the Lockdown shrunk Dennis’s world even further one or more of the following areas: past six years. This has been incredibly challenging, and his most regular contact was with an Age UK • Looking after yourself with Dennis taking on all household duties, including Befriender who called once a week. This was when • Carers assessments cooking which he had never done before. Vivian he was introduced to Carers First. • Taking breaks/wellbeing became dependent on Dennis and would get Dennis joined the weekly Dementia Carers Virtual • Getting financial support distressed if he left her sight. A self-described Coffee Break group which currently meets on Zoom. • Help with everyday tasks extrovert, Dennis had previously often gone out at Dennis says: “The group has been a lifeline for me. • Planning ahead weekends either volunteering at a Ferret Rescue We have a good laugh, even if I am the only man • Handling legal matters Centre or helping with Birds of Prey shows. This all in the group. It helps to chat to people in a similar • Managing work or education stopped. situation to me and hear different ideas on caring for • Peer support Dennis says: “It feels like life stopped with Vivian’s someone with dementia.” diagnosis. Every day is the same and I often feel Life is not easy for Dennis but he remains Please visit www.carersfirst.org.uk or depressed. We always used to have something to committed to caring for Vivian, staying true to the call our helpline on 0300 303 1555 for aim for and we don’t anymore.” vows he made 63 years ago. more details. Summer 2021, issue 238 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 9 Parks are a playground for everyone What’s your favourite local park? The past year has added a social media channels for more special dimension to our announcements. appreciation of Waltham If you can’t wait to get Forest’s parks, gardens, and out and just want to other green spaces. enjoy a great park, we They have been a lifeline for have selected five of many of us, from being a space our favourites for our daily exercise, as a place of reflection, and a meeting You can learn more about venue to catch up with friends volunteering and training and family in a safe space. opportunities throughout For this year’s Love Parks the year at our parks by Week 2021 (July 23 – August 1) visiting https://bit.ly/ we are putting on a range of free WFParksVolunteer, or visit events for families and adults www.walthamforest.gov. where you can explore new uk/parks to find out about all places, rediscover old friends, the parks in Waltham Forest. If and even give back some of the you can’t wait to get out and joy you get from parks through just want to enjoy a great park, volunteer opportunities. We’ll we have selected five of our have the full line-up ready very favourites – we’d love to know Enjoy the tranquillity at Leyton Jubilee Park Ridgeway Park has a playground to keep the little ones happy soon – keep an eye on our what yours are!

Ridgeway Park By-election results 1 Tennis courts, table tennis areas, and Residents of Grove Green and Lea a miniature railway make this park a Bridge wards went to the polls on Chingford Green particular family favourite. Walt Disney Thursday 10 June to select one new visited in 1954 and was even allowed councillor to represent residents for to drive the miniature train. each ward. Polling stations were open RIDGEWAY 1 PARK between 7am and 10pm on the day. Endlebury Memorial Park The winner of the by-election for Grove 2 A large open space for picnics and Green ward was Uzma Rasool of the Labour CHINGFORD family games alongside a bowling Party with 1,301 votes. In Lea Bridge Jennifer Whilby, also Labour, won with 1,176 votes. MEMORIAL green and ornamental pond – an 2 PARK Larkswood oasis of calm and tranquility. Valley Hatch Lane Who ya gonna 3 Lloyd Park The grounds of the childhood home tell? Tell Walt! of William Morris is now a welcoming Don’t forget that you can quickly and Hale End park for all to enjoy with a pond, easily report fly tipping, fly posting, and & Highams independent café stocking local Park dog fouling direct to clean-up crews Higham Hill goods, and a skate park. Chapel End using our radical reporting robot Tell LLOYD Walt who is available 24 hours a day, 7 3 PARK Coronation Gardens days a week, to handle all your reports. William 4 Just by the Leyton Orient stadium Morris To use Walt, simply look for the Wood Street this elegant park contains a fountain WALTHAMSTOW Hoe @WFTellWalt Twitter account or send us a Street and pond as well as maze and a direct message from the council’s Facebook statue of Laurie Cunningham, Leyton profile page. Walt will then pass on reports High Street Orient legend and one of the first direct to crews to be cleared as soon as Forest Black players to represent England in Markhouse possible – you can even request a notification international football. to let you know when it’s done. LEYTONSTONE Leyton Jubilee Park Fly tipping and enviro-crime costs Lea Bridge Leytonstone taxpayers thousands of pounds each year to 5 This large park has a spectacular clear up. By letting us know where fly tips are, LEYTON Grove pirate ship for ages 3+, an outdoor Green we can get a better idea of hotspots so we gym, natural play equipment, football Leyton can target problem areas and catch culprits pitches and a basketball court as well CORONATION in the act. 4 GARDENS Cann as the KukooLaLa Café to get some Cathall Hall If there’s a different problem in your refreshments after you exercise. neighbourhood, for example light pollution or LEYTON vandalism, you can send us a report from our 5 JUBILEE PARK website at www.walthamforest.gov.uk/report 10 News

Support staff in local libraries Photo taken before Covid-19 safety guidance Get help at your local library Waltham Forest Council is Residents can speak putting in place new ways of to trained Council getting in touch, to make sure staff to resolve any residents can be supported more quickly, at centres more issues, without convenient for them, and at a facing the long waits wider range of times. facing the long waits that were The Council website, www. often necessary at centralised walthamforest.gov.uk, Council receptions. continues to be the main hub In alignment with the Council’s for enquiries. Many common focus on developing 15-minute enquiries are answered on its neighbourhoods, every resident pages, and it also features in Waltham Forest lives within a Live Chat function staffed 1.5 miles of a library – and many by members of the Council’s live much closer. These libraries Customer Service team. also have longer opening hours Resident Support officers than our previous reception have moved into eight areas. library centres in the heart of communities across the borough. Here, residents can More info Skills and jobs Malgorzata Plucinska speak to trained Council staff Find your local library at www. to resolve any issues, without walthamforest.gov.uk/libraries Our summer courses and free job fairs Simple steps you can take for the environment Get a new job Keep learning with us Free Virtual Job Fairs There are plenty of simple ways you can reduce your carbon footprint at home At Waltham Forest Adult Learning Service, Unemployed? We are hosting online job fairs to Move up in your we have specially prepared our classrooms and help Waltham Forest residents get jobs. There are plenty of simple ways you can reduce your career buildings for your safety. Our courses are a mix You can learn about apprenticeships, work carbon footprint at home, here’s a helpful list below. While of online and face-to-face learning. placements and vacancies from top employers. you might not be able to do all of them, maybe you could Our next job fairs are: pick one or two and see how you go. Every little bit helps! Improve your Summer 2021 z Thursday 29 July 2021 (10.30am–12 noon) • Reuse items and avoid single use plastic bags, straws wellbeing There are still places available on our creative, and bottles. Or even try refills at your local shops such z Friday 27 August 2021 (12.30pm–2pm) gardening, community and family learning as Stone Mini Mart in Leyton Stone, Veg Hut E17 in summer courses (listed on the next page). Visit our website to find out more about the job Walthamstow or FillinGood in Highams Park. Start your own fairs and how to join. • Switch to a vegetarian or vegan diet… If that’s too big a business We also have free: step, why not try one day a week? z Job clubs Passport to Work and • When using a kettle, only boil what you need. Get a qualification z English Conversation Clubs • Turn down the thermostat in your home by 1 degree. This z English and maths courses up to GCSE. other free jobs help could save 360kg CO2 and up to £90. Become an apprentice We can help you get a job. We have several • Replace a traditional light bulb with a LED bulb and Training for volunteers free programmes for unemployed Waltham We need to change - not the climate always flick the switch off when leaving a room, no Forest residents. z Help others and gain new skills: become matter how long for. Get help with English an English Conversation Clubs volunteer. Join our Passport to Work programme to: As part of London Climate affecting their local area. Waltham Forest Tree Giveaway • Insulate your home – up to a quarter of heat is lost and maths You could lead a small friendly club to help z get help with your job search; Action Week, 26 June to 4 You also told us you want to add to the 100,000 trees through the roof in an uninsulated home. If you are July 2021, we wanted our already in the borough. other residents practise speaking English. z learn digital skills, interview skills, customer We will do even more eligible, the Green Homes Grant programme might be a residents to think about how We’re also helping people z service, teamwork and how to set goals; and as we act on the way you can do that, check it out on page 19. Our free training course for volunteers is they can play a part, big or make the switch to active accredited by City & Guilds. recommendations of • Turn the tap off when brushing your teeth or washing z gain practical skills on a work placement. small, in making a difference travel by building more Call 020 8496 2974 the Climate Emergency dishes – a running tap wastes more that 6 litres or z Contact us to ask about our next session to reduce their carbon cycle lanes and Low Traffic Commission roughly 10 pints of water every minute. Visit www.lbwfadultlearning.co.uk and how to apply. footprint and help protect Neighbourhoods, and our environment for future the Council to lead by example committing to 200 more electric • Have showers not baths. Replacing a bath once a week generations. and inspire change. That’s why vehicle charging points over with a five-minute shower saves water and energy. In our climate emergency we have installed more than the next nine months. We will survey in 2019, a whopping 1,000 solar panels on council do even more as we act on the 90 per cent of you told us that buildings, with plans to install recommendations of the Keep an eye on our digital channels if you are interested in you are concerned about the even more, and at the same Climate Emergency Commission finding out even more ways to go green, or visit our website: climate emergency and 70 per time we are planting more trees and release a delivery action walthamforest.gov.uk/content/climate-change cent think that climate change is than ever before with the Great plan later this year. Photo taken before Covid-19 safety guidance

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Get a new job Keep learning with us Free Virtual Job Fairs At Waltham Forest Adult Learning Service, Unemployed? We are hosting online job fairs to Move up in your we have specially prepared our classrooms and help Waltham Forest residents get jobs. career buildings for your safety. Our courses are a mix You can learn about apprenticeships, work of online and face-to-face learning. placements and vacancies from top employers. Improve your Summer 2021 Our next job fairs are: z Thursday 29 July 2021 (10.30am–12 noon) wellbeing There are still places available on our creative, z Friday 27 August 2021 (12.30pm–2pm) gardening, community and family learning Start your own summer courses (listed on the next page). Visit our website to find out more about the job fairs and how to join. business We also have free: z Job clubs Passport to Work and Get a qualification z English Conversation Clubs z English and maths courses up to GCSE. other free jobs help Become an apprentice We can help you get a job. We have several Training for volunteers free programmes for unemployed Waltham Forest residents. Get help with English z Help others and gain new skills: become an English Conversation Clubs volunteer. Join our Passport to Work programme to: and maths You could lead a small friendly club to help z get help with your job search; other residents practise speaking English. z learn digital skills, interview skills, customer z Our free training course for volunteers is service, teamwork and how to set goals; and accredited by City & Guilds. z gain practical skills on a work placement.

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New exhibitions to enjoy at William Morris Gallery Remember to Recycle from all areas of your home. BATHROOM

Top tips: • Put a bag or a bin in your bathroom just for recycling • Remember to recycle baby products and men’s toiletries too • Rinse all bottles and put in your green recycling bin

KITCHEN Top tips: • Squash cans and bottles and flatten boxes to save space in your recycling • Rinse your plastic bottles, food containers, trays and cartons in your old washing-up water before placing in the recycling • Have another bin or box in your kitchen for your recyclable items

No Thanks LOUNGE OR Please do not place the following in the green recycling bin: • Black bin bags • Electrical or electronic items BEDROOM • Food • Nappies • Textiles • Wood Top tips: • Recycle all the newspapers, flyers and envelopes from your living room • Put a bin in your lounge and bedroom for recycling things like magazines and tissue boxes • Cardboard packing from your online orders can also be recycled – flatten to make the most of your green recycling bin

Visit: www.walthamforest.gov.uk/atoz to find out what items can be recycled and where to put those that can’t. 16 Regeneration Landmark former EMD cinema is staging a comeback As excitement mounts around the restoration of this iconic Walthamstow venue, we interview Head of Creative Engagement at Soho Theatre Jess Draper about what’s happening.

Waltham Forest was the The Waltham Forest community When this Grade first-ever London Borough and young people particularly II listed building of Culture in 2019. How will have been and will continue closed its doors, local the new venue continue that to be the lifeblood of this residents spent years legacy? venue. Local groups, like the campaigning for it to The Borough of Culture year McGuffin Film Society, Waltham be saved shone a spotlight on this corner Forest Cinema Trust and Save of London, on the talent and Walthamstow Cinema, led Have you been involved with artistry and the originality of the passionate campaign that WF before and why should the work. It brought 500,000 helped to save the building. WF have its own theatre? people into Waltham Forest and I had an amazing time working As part of the redevelopment in this wonderful borough The talent of young there will be studio spaces for alongside residents and groups people in this borough community groups and local for the Borough of Culture in is off the scale creators to use for developing 2019. Why shouldn’t Waltham their work. The talent of young Forest have its own theatre?! engaged schools across the people in this borough is off the When this Grade II listed borough. There’s still so much scale - Walthamstow School for building closed its doors, to explore and many more Girls performed at Soho Theatre Jessica Draper the Head of Creative Engagement local residents spent years people to collaborate with and in June for NT Connections, campaigning for it to be saved. we’re excited to be a part of the they were brilliant! It wasn’t just a building - it was Soho Theatre’s re-opening right now a Stand-Up Comedy next chapter. A theatre is an exciting a heartbeat. of the former Granada/ Lab with borough residents of ecosystem, reopening the venue The renovated former EMD in Walthamstow takes all ages and backgrounds and How will the project benefit presents an amazing opportunity Granada / EMD venue is due a stride forward with the talent is booming. the community - can to throw wide training and to reopen in summer 2022. appointment of Jessica Currently we’re recruiting a community groups and skills opportunities. We’ve just Draper in the newly created Community Engagement Officer young people get involved in launching a pioneering Trainee role of Head of Creative - we’re looking for someone projects? Comedy Producer scheme More info The pandemic has highlighted providing a six-month, work- Engagement. We caught up who knows the borough, is Stay up to date with the with Jess to find out more passionate about live work and the importance of community. based learning programme - the former Granada/EMD project about what she’s looking wants to be part of creating a This time apart has shown our first of its kind to teach the and sign up for regular forward to as the big launch local hub with big ideas. need to come together, and entry-level knowledge and skills newsletters by visiting gets nearer… how vital cultural hubs can be. in producing and promoting. walthamforest.gov.uk/EMD In 3 words name what you Tell us about your role and think WF Culture looks like what a Head of Creative to you? Engagement does Bizzle, Morris, Wahid! It’s collaborating, respecting and celebrating the people that What do you love about WF’s live, work and play here. I’m cultural scene? part of a brilliant team including Kids drumming and Jules and Dimple who’ve been upcycling with Mbilla Art, and working with local schools and samosas and chai at the Apne groups in the borough for years. Film Club. Performances on From theatre and comedy buses and on film with Wild workshops to epic year-long Forest Theatre, the attitude-free outdoor projects, to pop-up disco at the Trades Hall comedy stages, like the one with Julia on the decks, and we’re hosting at Fellowship Project Zero talent pitches... Square this summer, our Right across the borough there projects are always rooted in are committed, creative people their communities, in a creative who are coming together and and friendly environment. We creating something bigger than Jess and the team in the EMD run a number of programmes, the individual. Summer 2021, issue 238 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 17 Coronavirus Testing update While vaccination provides great protection and reduces the chance The latest important information about the of someone becoming severely ill from Covid-19, it doesn’t remove Covid-19 pandemic and how we are responding the risk of you still catching and The last 16 months have been incredibly difficult for us all. spreading the virus. That is why once again we want to thank everyone who has So, take a test regularly even if you’ve had to make sacrifices, big and small, during this time. been vaccinated, even if you feel fine Even though we’re not moving out of the last stage of the roadmap because many people have Covid-19 just yet, we can still enjoy the best the borough has to offer over without any symptoms. For more summer with fewer COVID-19 restrictions. We all need to remember reasons why you should test, visit www. the simple steps we can take to help protect those who are walthamforest.gov.uk/staysafe vulnerable and help us prevent moving back into lockdown. Testing for Covid-19 is widely available within the borough, either at symptom-free test sites, pharmacies, some leisure What can we all do to help? centres and libraries, as well as community groups and faith- • Always remember: hands, face, space based organisations. • Let fresh air in when you can Test at home twice a week and make sure to report you • Take regular Covid-19 tests and self-isolate if you need to result to the NHS online each time. Many are making testing • Take the Covid-19 vaccine when it’s your turn as part of their lives – setting calendar reminders or fitting it around their normal routines. We must all remember that Covid-19 is still around us and remains If you test positive, it’s important to self-isolate immediately a part of our lives. Let’s pull together and get our community – this is the best way to stop the virus in its tracks and through this. protecting others, especially vulnerable family members or loved ones. If you need help while self-isolating, make sure to The vaccination programme in Waltham Forest has been amazing. Thousands of residents have now been fully visit www.walthamforest.gov.uk/self-isolation-support to 150,000 vaccinated or received their first dose. We need as many get help. Regular testing is one of the best ways to continue Waltham Forest residents to take the vaccine when it’s their to do all the things we love doing and getting back to a more residents turn, to not only protect yourselves but also those who are normal life. vaccinated and unable to take the vaccine or more at risk from Covid-19. We need to continue to work together to protect each other. 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The Metropolitan Police has teamed up with Hearts of Talent, a local community initiative founded by local mum and businesswoman Jasmine Dale, to help young people unlock their full potential through the performing arts.

The community project aims The live auditions for Waltham please do approach us, ask us to build bridges and trust in Forest will take place on questions and see what we are Waltham Forest but also to Tuesday 17 August. doing in the community.” help educate young people Jasmine Dale, Managing on the dangers of knife Jasmine Dale, Director of Hearts of Talent, said: crime and provide different Managing Director “We the Hearts of Talent seek options for those who may of Hearts of Talent, to find a partial solution to gang have been involved in crime said: “We the violence, that seems to ambush before. The project will Hearts of Talent our millennial generation. bring young people together seek to find a “We aim to design an to showcase their talents partial solution to infrastructure live and virtual, culminating in a live final at gang violence, that enabling the younger person Wembley Stadium. seems to ambush to become confident, articulate The project was launched our millennial and educated in the industry of on Monday 3 May with a live generation.” the arts, known as edutainment, video stream to showcase the pathway to a career. wide variety of talents that the As part of the launch Chief “Previously known as the competition is open to. Superintendent Richard Tucker, Brent Factor, we interacted It shared local community the Borough Commander for with 250 youths and formed an voices and top tips for entering Newham and Waltham Forest, accountability partnership with from the HoT ambassadors. shared what the Met are doing the younger person and their These ambassadors have to work with communities parents.” been brought on to inspire and how passionate he is and mentor participants; these that initiatives like this one are More info include Jessica Ellis, Lemzi, supported. To sign up for the competition Lyndrik Xela, Karla Crome and He said: “We want to divert or get involved in the project Scarlette Douglas, to mention people away from crime and or events, go to www. just a few. it is initiatives like this one that heartsoftalent.org HoT offers support during can help us to do that. I see us and post involvement in the as the guardians of London, I competition and also includes want to move away from the non-performance roles that confrontation and for people to surround the entertainment see us as a positive force for industry, such as production good in the community. or marketing. The mission “We want to help young is to create opportunities for people and I hope that by personal development for young supporting this project, and people across the board. many others, we will begin to Those aged between eight see the change in how people and 30 can submit a recording engage with us. I feel very of themselves performing their passionate and protective of talent, whether that be singing, young people in the borough of dancing, rap, spoken word or Waltham Forest and this project film making. will give them a channel to show There will be live auditions their incredible talents and give throughout the summer at them a voice. venues across London, with “My colleagues will be the live finals taking place in available at the events Wembley Stadium in November. throughout the summer so Summer 2021, issue 238 19 Housing www.walthamforest.gov.uk Islington & Shoreditch Housing Association

builds new homes on Hoe Street Islington & Shoreditch Housing Association (ISHA) continues to provide affordable homes in its communities with two sites on Hoe Street. The first, at 317 Hoe Street, has created 16 properties to rent for those in need of affordable housing in Waltham Forest. The Council supported the delivery of this 100 per cent affordable housing development by providing some funding for the affordable rent homes from right to buy receipts. The development offers residents amazing views towards the City of London from the generous outside space in the apartments. The development also includes ample storage space provided with carpets and curtains. The development completed in the spring and residents are already moving in. The second phase of the development, at 400 Hoe Street, will provide 34 shared ownership properties and four for rent, as well as commercial space on the ground floor. Next to Barclay Primary School, ISHA worked with the school and local artists to create a mural for the school’s playground. The site will complete 317 Hoe Street in autumn 2021. Is your home energy efficient? Are you interested in saving money on your fuel bills, having a warmer home, and doing good things for the environment?

Through the Green Homes snapped up the funding recently Grants scheme, households and said: “The Scheme has earning under £40,000 and allowed me to make improvements living in a house with an Energy to my home, such as underfloor Performance Certificate (ECP) insulation, whereby I have noticed rated E, F or G, could receive improvements in the property, and it financial help to retrofit their The Grant has been a homes with energy efficient great help as this is measures, such as double/triple- something I couldn’t have glazed windows or insulated walls. done on my own If you’re unsure of your ECP feels instantly warmer. rating, quickly drop Waltham Forest “The Grant has been a great help Service Store an email and they will as this is something I couldn’t have let you know. done on my own. Before and after images of external wall insulation at this property in Walthamstow. Such improvements The grant provides funding up “Everyone involved in getting this can mean a saving of up to £400 in fuel bills. to £10,000 for owner-occupiers done has been a great help, from to make improvements to their the application to the installers. My homes and you won’t have to home is now warmer and more spend a penny yourself, it’s all from energy efficient and I look forward the Green Homes Grant. Private to fully testing it during the winter landlords can get up to £5,000 but period. I am now looking forward will have to contribute one third of to continuing the improvement on the total cost. my home by getting double-glazed Local Walthamstow resident, windows.” Applications for funding Susan, is a homeowner who close 30 September 2021. More info Learn more about Green Homes Grants and how to apply at walthamforest.gov. uk/GreenHomesGrants or contact Waltham Forest Service Store via email at [email protected] or phone: 020 8496 5525 20 Business Building Skills Academy will help residents back into work Boost for borough businesses Willmott Dixon Interiors, venue with its own cultural identity Waltham Forest Council has been under five employees. an interior fit-out and in the heart of Walthamstow. administering Additional Restrictions In order to support as many businesses as refurbishment specialists, “The project also allows us Fund grants to support businesses in the possible, the Council decided to pay Hardship and PAS Direct, a specialist to build a legacy for the local borough that have suffered most as a Fund applicants 75 per cent of the amount training provider for the community and to improve young construction industry, launched people’s job prospects with result of Covid-19. requested. This means that more than 100 the Building Lives Academy to initiatives that provide life-long These grants were split into a £4million additional businesses will now receive funds help jobseekers in the area find skills. Hardship Fund intended to support who may otherwise have lost out. One recipient their way back into work. “That’s why we have created businesses and sole traders, and a £2.5million of support is Dance Days (www.dancedays. Participants hail from a variety of a Building Lives Academy in Growth Fund for businesses who were able co.uk), a Waltham Forest business providing careers in construction, hospitality, Walthamstow to up-skill local demonstrate the ability to bounce back and educational dance-based workshops to local accounting and finances, and so people and give them a platform grow rapidly, providing additional value through schools. far the Building Lives Academy has for long-term careers success.” job creation, innovation, and alignment with Matthew Matson, Director, said: “This grant achieved: The investment into the former Granada/EMD revival is part of council priorities. will make a big difference to our work. The • Two sessions to support the London Borough of Culture Both schemes have been hugely successful. school closures during lockdown meant we sixteen long-term NEET (young 2019 legacy. The venue will help More than 500 Hardship Fund and over 200 lost a huge amount of our income, and we people aged 16 to 24 years boost the night-time economy in Growth Fund applications were received. were really struggling. Since the lockdown has Not in Education, Employment, Waltham Forest and create jobs or Training), or unemployed Applicants included market traders, designers, started to ease things are picking up, but this for local people. individuals into employment, beauty salons, shared workspace providers, grant means we will be able to offer a whole set education or training Connecting People charities, pubs, cafes, restaurants, print of new programmes to Waltham Forest schools shops and media businesses. 82 per cent of at a cheaper price, enabling more local children • Seven individuals out of 16 with Jobs is one of applications came from small businesses with than ever to take part.” have confirmed employment the four immediate outcomes priorities set out • Out of the seven confirmed within our Public employments, two participants were unemployed for more than Service Strategy three years prior to joining the Councillor Simon Miller, Member Academy for Economic Growth and Participants will receive Housing Development said: “I am recognised qualifications on delighted to see that the Building completing the academy course. Lives Academy is supporting the Waltham Forest resident Andrea creation of local jobs. Armstrong said: “The course has “Connecting people with jobs taught me so much, such as is one of the four immediate manual handling and health and priorities set out within our Public safety, along with other useful Service Strategy and we are things which will apply to my daily determined more than ever to life and also my safety working work with our partners to ensure on sites and other places. This we are providing training, upskilling course was very informative and opportunities and securing local the handouts make the course jobs for local people.” more appealing. I would definitely recommend this course to others.” Mike Devaney, Construction More info Manager at Willmott Dixon For more information Interiors, said: “Willmott Dixon see: https://www. Interiors is proud to be part of willmottdixoninteriors. the London Borough of Waltham co.ukStay up to date on Forest’s regeneration strategy developments of the former which will realise their vision to Granada/EMD venue here: transform the Former Granada / www.walthamforest.gov. EMD into a vibrant and creative uk/EMD Free virtual job fair Tuesday 29 July 2021, 10.30am-12.30pm Trying to get a new job? Find out what current employers expect from applicants: attend our free Virtual Job Fairs! Join us to learn about current vacancies and working in a wide range of sectors including childcare, education, construction, hospitality, property services, transport, security, energy and the civil service. Join us for presentations from top employers and recruitment experts. You’ll also be able to ask questions in our live chat. Previous speakers have included Bikeworks, McDonalds, Kickstart, Morgan Sindall, ENGIE and Clarion Futures. 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LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM which would give more specific details and signage placed in advance of any to be carried out in a safe and THE RISINGS. THORPE HALL ROAD, FOREST on the exact dates of the restrictions works in the above-mentioned roads efficient manner. ULVERSTON ROAD, WEST AVENUE and ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 and effects of any temporary traffic which would give more specific details 2. The general effect of the Order WINSBEACH - SECTION 14(1) management as necessary. on the exact dates of the restrictions will be, only at such times and to (All post codes) THE WALTHAM FOREST (CORONATION Dated 2nd July 2021 and effects of any temporary traffic such extent as regulatory signs HALE END ROAD SQUARE) (VARIOUS ROADS E10) management as necessary. are displayed, to prohibit vehicles Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and (TEMPORARY MEASURES) (NO. 1) (except works vehicles) from Traffic Management, Resident Services, Dated 2nd July 2021 LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM entering, proceeding, waiting or ORDER 2021 (TT24(21)) Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and FOREST loading for any purpose, at any 1. The Council of the London Borough Traffic Management, Resident Services, ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 time, in the roads mentioned in the of Waltham Forest (the Council) LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS - SECTION 14(1) Schedule of this Notice: HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that it FOREST THE WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS 3. Whilst works are being carried intends on making an Order to allow ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 ROADS) (LEAD PIPE REPLACEMENT) Schedule out and only at such times and to for the installation of a new gas main - SECTION 14(1) - TT23(21)). (ROAD CLOSURES) (NO. 2) ORDER such extent as regulatory signs are and supply to the Coronation Square THE WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS E4 roads 2021 (TT19(21)) development (off Oliver Road E10) by displayed no person shall cause or ROADS) (GAS MAIN REPLACEMENT) KINGS ROAD 1. The Council of the London Borough Express Utilities, to be carried out in permit any vehicle to wait or load for (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES) (NO. MAYFIELD ROAD of Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES a safe and efficient manner. any purpose, at any time, within 20 1) ORDER 2021 ELMFIELD ROAD NOTICE that on 2nd July 2021 it 2. The general effect of the Order metres of the junction of any road 1. The Council of the London Borough FAIRLIGHT AVENUE made an Order to enable Thames would be, only at such times and adjoining the roads mentioned in the of Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES ENDLEBURY ROAD Water lead pipe replacement works to such extent as regulatory signs Schedule of this Notice. NOTICE that it intends on making SIMMONS LANE to be carried out in a safe and are displayed, to prohibit vehicles 4. Whilst the prohibitions referred to an Order to allow for Gas main pipe DALEVIEW CRESCENT efficient manner. (except works vehicles) from in item 2 above remain in force, replacement works by Cadent Gas to COLVIN GARDENS 2. The general effect of the Order or advance warning signage and entering, proceeding, waiting be carried out in a safe and efficient BUSHEY CLOSE will be, only at such times and to loading for any purpose, at any time, alternative routes for traffic shall be manner in various roads FRIARS CLOSE such extent as regulatory signs in the following roads: in place. 2. The general effect of the Order LUKIN CRESCENT are displayed, to prohibit vehicles • - All 5. Whilst works are being carried Dunedin Road E10 would be, only at such times and LARKSHALL ROAD (except works vehicles) from • - between Ruckholt out and only at such times and to Oliver Road E10 to such extent as regulatory signs WHITEHALL ROAD entering, proceeding, waiting or Road and Buckingham Road . such extent as regulatory signs are are displayed, to prohibit vehicles WYEMEAD CRESCENT loading for any purpose, at any • – between displayed any one-way working Ruckholt Road E10 from entering, proceeding, waiting OAKS GROVE time, in the roads mentioned in the Orient Way and Oliver Road or no-entry prohibitions operating or loading for any purpose “at any WINSLOW GROVE Schedule of this Notice: in any roads or parts of roads • The Path E10 – between Dunedin time” in the roads or parts of roads 3. Whilst works are being carried E17 roads mentioned in the Schedule of this Road E10 and Ruckholt Road E10 mentioned in the Schedule to this out and only at such times and to Notice, or operating in any roads 3. Whilst works are being carried Notice; GOSPORT ROAD such extent as regulatory signs are or parts of roads adjoining any out and only at such times and to 3. No person shall cause or permit any LOW HALL LANE displayed no person shall cause or road mentioned in the Schedule such extent as regulatory signs are vehicle to enter, proceed, wait or ACACIA ROAD permit any vehicle to wait or load for of this Order would be temporarily displayed no person shall cause or load for any purpose, at any time, LYNMOUTH ROAD any purpose, at any time, within 20 suspended. permit any vehicle to wait or load within 15 metres of the junction of ESSEX ROAD metres of the junction of any road 6. Vehicles waiting or loading in for any purpose, at any time, within any road adjoining the roads or parts GRANGE ROAD adjoining the roads mentioned in the disregard of the Order would be 20 metres of the junction of any of roads mentioned in the Schedule STATION ROAD Schedule of this Notice. removed. road adjoining the roads or sections to this Notice. MAYNARD ROAD 4. Whilst the prohibitions referred to 7. The restrictions mentioned above of roads contained in paragraph 2 4. Whilst works are being carried out in E17 roads in item 2 above remain in force, would not apply in relation to any above. any road or part of road mentioned advance warning signage and BARCLAY ROAD vehicle being used - 4. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in the Schedule to this Notice, alternative routes for traffic shall be SHERNALL STREET (a) in connection with the said works; or in paragraph 2 above remain in any one way working or no entry in place. BEULAH ROAD (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police force, advance warning signage and prohibition operating: 5. Whilst works are being carried BRUNNER ROAD purposes (if the works allow) alternative routes for traffic shall be (a) in any roads or part of roads out and only at such times and to NETLEY ROAD 8. The Order will come into operation in place. adjoining any road or part of roads such extent as regulatory signs are MARKHOUSE ROAD on 12th July 2021 and would be 5. Whilst works are being carried mentioned in the Schedule to this displayed any one-way working or FALMOUTH WAY valid for a maximum period of out and only at such times and to Notice; or no-entry prohibitions in any roads SOUTH GROVE 18 months or until the works are such extent as regulatory signs are (b) in any roads or part of roads or parts of roads mentioned in the FOREST ROAD completed, whichever is the sooner displayed, any one-way working or mentioned in the Schedule to this Schedule of this Notice would be HIGHAM HILL ROAD (this applies to all roads mentioned no-entry prohibition in (1) any road Notice; will be suspended. temporarily suspended. IG8 roads in the Schedule and allows for adjoining the roads contained in 5. Designated parking places situated 6. Vehicles waiting or loading in unforeseen constraints which may paragraph 2 and, as the case may in any roads or parts of roads THE BRIDAL PATH disregard of the Order would be abort works until a future time). be required, (2) in any subsequent mentioned in the Schedule to this LODGE VILLAS removed. road adjoining any road that adjoins Notice will be suspended. OAK HILL NOTE: These works would not be 7. The restrictions mentioned above the roads contained in paragraph 2, 6. Vehicles waiting or loading in THE OAKS carried out simultaneously in all roads would not apply in relation to any will be suspended. disregard of this Order would be HOLLY CRESCENT but in a sequence as directed by the vehicle being used - 6. Designated parking places situated removed. HOLLYWOOD WAY Council. *Leaflets would be distributed (a) in connection with the said works; or in Orient Way, Dunedin Road and 7. Where appropriate, alternative routes OAK HILL CRESCENT and signage placed in advance of any (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police Oliver Road will be suspended. for traffic would be indicated by local FOREST DRIVE works in the above-mentioned roads purposes (if the works allow) 7. Vehicles waiting or loading in signage. GASCOIGNE GARDENS which would give more specific details 8. The Order will come into operation disregard of this Order would be 8. The prohibitions mentioned above OAK HILL GARDENS on the exact dates of the effects and of on 2nd July 2021 and would be valid removed. would not apply in relation to any WITHY MEAD any temporary traffic management as for a maximum period of 18 months 8. The prohibitions mentioned above vehicle being used - BLUEHOUSE ROAD necessary. or until the works are completed, Dated 2nd July 2021 would not apply in relation to any (a) in connection with the said works; or LONGSHAW ROAD whichever is the sooner (this Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and vehicle being used - (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police applies to all roads mentioned in the Traffic Management, Resident Services, (a) in connection with the said works; or purposes (if the works allow) LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM Schedule and allows for unforeseen Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police 9. The Order would come into operation FOREST constraints which may abort works purposes (if the works allow). on 30th July 2021 for a period of ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 Schedule until a future time). 9. The Order would come into operation 18 months, or until the works are - SECTION 14(1) (E15 road) NOTE: These works would not be on 26th July 2021 and would be completed, whichever is the sooner THE WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS BORTHWICK ROAD carried out simultaneously in all roads valid for a maximum period of (this applies to all roads mentioned ROADS) (LEAD PIPE REPLACEMENT) (E11 roads) but in a sequence as directed by the 18 months or until the works are in the Schedule and allows for (ROAD CLOSURES) (NO. 3) ORDER THE FOREST E11 Council. *Leaflets would be distributed completed, whichever is the sooner. unforeseen constraints which may 2021 (TT22(21)) FOREST ROAD E11 and signage placed in advance of any NOTE: These works would not be abort works until a future time). 1. The Council of the London Borough works in the above-mentioned roads carried out simultaneously in all roads (E17 roads) NOTE: These works would not be of Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES which would give more specific details but in a sequence as directed by the AVON ROAD, BEULAH ROAD, EDEN carried out simultaneously in all roads NOTICE that on 2nd July 2021 it on the exact dates of the effects and of Council. Leaflets would be distributed ROAD, FORESTERS DRIVE, MORGAN but in a sequence as directed by the made an Order to enable Thames any temporary traffic management as and signage placed in advance of any AVENUE, OAKHURST GARDENS, Council. Leaflets would be distributed Water lead pipe replacement works necessary. works in the above-mentioned roads RAVENSWOOD ROAD, SALTERS ROAD, 2 Summer 2021, issue 238 23 PublicPublic notices notices www.walthamforest.gov.uk

Dated 2nd July 2021 https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ off-street area); and a statement in writing of either PERMANENT MAKING OF Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and content/road-traffic-schemes-and- c) designated disabled person’s their objection and the grounds EXPERIMENTAL CONTROLLED Traffic Management, Resident Services, consultations. parking places for approved thereof or of their representation PARKING ZONES (CPZ) (T3(21)) Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS 3. Any person desiring to object to residents within the Council housing to; Traffic Orders, Highways and WALTHAMSTOW CENTRAL (WSC), the proposals or to make any estate specified in Schedule 2 to Schedule Traffic Management, Low Hall, VILLAGE AREA (VA), HILLTOP (HT), other representation should send this notice (Parking in a disabled Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS, MARKHOUSE (MH), HIGH STREET (E10 roads) a statement in writing of either person’s parking place within a or by emailing: hannah.o’donnell@ (HST) (all E17 streets) ELY ROAD, E10, HALFORD RD E10 AND their objection and the grounds housing estate mentioned without a walthamforest.gov.uk; and traffic. (a) The Waltham Forest (Charged-For MIDLAND RD E10 thereof or of their representation disabled person’s blue badge would [email protected] Parking Places) (Amendment No. (E11 roads) to Traffic Orders, Highways and result in a contravention and the quoting scheme reference T25(21) 80) Order 2021 [relating to WSC EATINGTON RD E11, ESTHER RD E11 Traffic Management, Low Hall, Argall issue of a Penalty Charge Notice);all – LBWF housing estate parking CPZ]; AND WALLWOOD RD E11 Avenue, London, E10 7AS quoting to be enforced under the provisions enforcement (batch 2-2021) (b) The Waltham Forest (Free Parking reference T26(21) Coppermill Lane of the Traffic Management Act 2004. by the end of a period of 21 days (E17 roads) Places, Loading Places and and Brunel Road revised traffic This will enable the Council’s Civil from the date on which this Notice CARNANTON ROAD, E17 Waiting, Loading and Stopping calming layout by the end of a Enforcement Officers to enforce and, in is published. All objections must Restrictions) (Amendment No. 80) GRANTOCK ROAD, E17 period of 21 days from the date on respect of contraventions issue Penalty specify the grounds on which they BUTTERFIELDS, E17 Order 2021 [relating to WSC CPZ]; which this Notice is published. All Charge Notices. In certain cases, vehicles are made. (c) The Waltham Forest (Charged-For EAST AVENUE, E17 objections must specify the grounds that contravene the restrictions may be For more information please telephone Parking Places) (Amendment No. LONGACRE ROAD, E17 on which they are made. towed-away just as they might be on the 020 8496 3000, quoting reference Traffic 81) Order 2021 [relating to VA TREVOSE ROAD, E17 For more information please telephone public highway and in the Council’s other Orders T25(21) – LBWF housing estate CPZ]; WINGFIELD ROAD, E17 020 8496 3000 quoting reference Traffic car parks that are not in housing estates. parking enforcement (batch 2-2021) (d) The Waltham Forest (Free Parking DEAN GARDENS, E17, FYFIELD ROAD, Orders T26(21) – Coppermill Lane and Parking places or individual parking bays Dated 2nd July 2021 Places, Loading Places and E17, GREENWAY AVENUE, E17, HILLSIDE Brunel Road revised traffic calming may be provided within the on-street and Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Waiting, Loading and Stopping GARDENS, E17, MAYNARD ROAD, E17 layout off-street areas within the restricted roads Traffic Management, Resident Services, Restrictions) (Amendment No. 81) and OAKHURST CLOSE, E17 or areas mentioned in the Schedules to Dated 2nd July 2021 Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7A. Order 2021 [relating to VA CPZ]; this Notice. Parking outside or incorrectly (e) The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and within the boundary of a parking bay SCHEDULE 1 – ON STREET ESTATE Parking Places) (Amendment No. Traffic Management, Resident Services, or parking place would result in a LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM ROADS 82) Order 2021 [relating to HT Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7A contravention and the issue of a Penalty FOREST FAULKNER MEWS E17 – both sides - CPZ]; Charge Notice. HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 – SECTIONS 90A between its junction with Carlton Road (f) The Waltham Forest (Free Parking LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM Outside of each parking place or AND 90C northward for a distance of 32 metres Places, Loading Places and FOREST individual parking bays in any roads COPPERMILL LANE E17 STONEYDOWN E17 – both sides - the Waiting, Loading and Stopping INTRODUCTION OF ENFORCEMENT OF or areas mentioned in the Schedules BRUNEL ROAD E17 remainder of that road; except for 7 Restrictions) (Amendment No. 82) PARKING PLACES AND WAITING AND to this Notice will be marked by either REVISION AND PROVISION OF TRAFFIC parking bays set at 90 degrees along its Order 2021 [relating to HT CPZ]; LOADING RESTRICTIONS IN CERTAIN double yellow lines, or instead of double CALMING MEASURES (T26(21)) north-eastern extremity (g) The Waltham Forest (Charged-For HOUSING ESTATE ROADS, AREAS, yellow lines, sign plates at the entrance Parking Places) (Amendment No. 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the of these roads or areas stipulating that OR LAND BY THE ISSUE OF PENALTY SCHEDULE 2 – OFF STREET HOUSING 83) Order 2021 [relating to MH Council, in accordance with Sections a ‘Restricted Zone - no waiting’ is in CHARGE NOTICES (batch 2-2021) ESTATE AREAS CPZ]; 90A and 90C of the Highways Act force. In some cases, the signs may be (NOTE: This Notice is about the LAND TO THE SIDE AND REAR OF NOS. (h) The Waltham Forest (Free Parking 1980, the Highways (Road Humps) supplemented with ‘except in marked introduction of enforcement of off-street 102 TO 220 BISTERNE AVENUE ESTATE Places, Loading Places and Regulations 1999 as amended, bays’ where parking is granted. With a areas, associated parking places, (ACCESS OFF BISTERNE AVENUE E17) – Waiting, Loading and Stopping proposes to: restricted zone no double yellow lines will designated parking places for disabled the whole off -street parking and access Restrictions) (Amendment No. 83) a. remove an existing hump outside be on the ground. person’s and waiting and loading areas - except for 16 parking bays Order 2021 [relating to MH CPZ]; No. 191 and 193 Coppermill Lane Note: All parking bays or places restrictions within the Council’s housing 1-16 ELLIS HOUSE ESTATE (OFF (i) The Waltham Forest (Charged- b. convert an existing road cushion to mentioned in the Schedules below will estate roads, areas or land listed in the SHERNHALL STREET E17) - the whole For Parking Places) (Amendment sinusoidal road hump: be marked-out on the highway by means Schedules to this Notice.) off-street area No. 84) Order 2021 [relating to i. outside No. 164 Coppermill Lane of white lines or other surface area The Waltham Forest (Charged-For ST MARGARETS COURT AND COLUMBA HST CPZ]; ii. adjacent the north-west facing wall demarcation. Parking Places) (Amendment No. *) COURT ESTATES (ACCESS FROM (j) The Waltham Forest (Free of Nos 11 to 19 Brunel Road (on its NB. Additional information with regard Order 2021 CRUIKSHANK ROAD E15) the whole off Parking Places, Loading north-east to south-west arm) to parking or no waiting compliance The Waltham Forest (Free Parking -street parking and access areas - except Places and Waiting, Loading c. provide a new sinusoidal road hump: will be displayed on the Council’s terms Places, Loading Places and Waiting, for 10 parking bays and 2 disabled and Stopping Restrictions) i. outside Nos. 156 and 158* and conditions information board at the Loading and Stopping Restrictions) person’s parking bays (Amendment No. 84) Order 2021 Coppermill Lane (*this may be entrance and within the estate areas. (Amendment No. *) Order 2021 (ACCESS FROM [relating to HST CPZ]; moved outside of this location in 3. The above measures are STOCKSFIELD ESTATE case of any highway constraints The Waltham Forest (Off-Street Parking STOCKSFIELD ROAD E17) the whole off- (k) The Waltham Forest (Charged- Places) (Amendment No. *) Order 2021 necessary to prevent parking For Parking Places) (Amendment allowing installation outside No. 156) and waiting where it could cause street parking and access areas - except ii. approximately 14 metres south-east The Waltham Forest (Off-Street Parking for 94 parking bays No. 85) Order 2021 [relating to HS Places) (Amendment No. *) Order 2021 an obstruction, particularly to CPZ]; of the south-east kerb line of Brunel emergency services and refuse TOM SMITH HOUSE ESTATE (ACCESS Road (immediately south-east of the 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the FROM RAGLAN ROAD E17) - the whole (l) Council of the London Borough of collection vehicles and to reserve 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the south-east facing building wall of parking for specific users. off-street parking and access areas - Nos. 1 to 19 Brunel Road) Waltham Forest (hereinafter termed except for 6 parking bays Council of the London Borough of “the Council”) propose to make NB/ The sinusoidal road humps would ELLEN MILLER HOUSE ESTATE (ACCESS Waltham Forest on 2nd July 2021 the above-mentioned Orders under 4. A copy of the Orders, the Council’s be an elevated sections of carriageway, FROM EASTERN ROAD E17) - the whole it made the above-mentioned Traffic sections 6, 35, 45, 46, 49 and 124 statement of reasons for proposing between 75 and 100 millimetres higher at off-street parking and access areas - Orders under sections 6, 45, 46, 49 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the to make the Orders and plans their highest point than the surrounding except for 5 parking bays and 124 of and Part IV of Schedule Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 showing the locations and effect of carriageway, or at an equal level with the LAND TO THE SIDE AND REAR OF NOS. 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act (RTRA), as amended. the Orders can be inspected until surrounding pavement and extending 266 TO 276 VICARAGE ROAD (ACCESS 1984, the general effect of which 2. The general effect of the Orders the end of a period of 6 weeks from across the full width of the carriageway, FROM VICARAGE ROAD E10) - the whole will be to: will be to provide in the Council’s the date on which the Orders are including the gradients (as provided under off-street area (a) continue indefinitely the provisions housing estates: made or, as the case may be, the section 90 of the Highways Act 1980). LAND TO THE SIDE AND REAR OF of The Waltham Forest (Charged- a) On-street waiting restrictions, or, Council decides not to make the For Parking Places) (Amendment 2. A copy of the measures relating to Orders, on request by either emailing WESTBURY HOUSE (ACCESS FROM the road humps can be inspected waiting and loading restrictions WESTBURY ROAD E17) - the whole off- No. 25) Experimental Order operating “at any time” on the roads [email protected]. 2020; and The Waltham Forest until the end of a period of 6 uk, or visiting the Highways and street area - except for 5 parking bays weeks from the date on which the specified in schedule 1 to this notice LAND TO THE SIDE AND REAR OF NOS. (Free Parking Places, Loading (in some cases this would involve Traffic Management office, Low Places and Waiting, Loading measures are made or, as the case Hall. Argall Avenue E10 7AS during 86 TO 96 WOOD STREET (ACCESS FROM may be, the Council decides not extending lengths of existing double WOOD STREET E17) - the whole off-street and Stopping Restrictions) yellow lines or converting single normal office hours on Mondays to (Amendment No. 26) Experimental to proceed with the measures, on Fridays inclusive; or alternatively area request by either emailing traffic. yellow lines to “at any time” waiting CENTENARY HOUSE ESTATE (ACCESS Order 2020 , the effect of which as restrictions); documents can be viewed online at: part of a discontinuation of the ME [email protected]. https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ FROM LENA KENNEDY CLOSE E4) - the uk, or visiting the Highways and b) Off-street restricted parking areas whole off-street parking area - except for CPZ provided the ‘Walthamstow operating “at any time” specified content/road-traffic-schemes-and- Central’ (WSC) Controlled Parking Traffic Management office, Low consultations. 13 parking bays and 4 disabled person’s Hall. Argall Avenue E10 7AS during in schedule 2 to this notice (areas parking bays Zone, - where waiting or loading will be 5. Any person desiring to object to I. so that the following roads and normal office hours on Mondays to the proposals or to make any Fridays inclusive; or alternatively restricted to vehicles within the LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM parts of roads are no longer whole or specific areas within the other representation should send documents can be viewed online at: FOREST included within ME and part of HS 24 July 2021, issue XXX 4 Public notices www.walthamforest.gov.uk 3 Public notices

CPZs but are now included into the (x) Hatherley Road – north-west side (ii) Eastfield Road E17 (bs) and Cairo (ii) Church Lane – ss – all which lies 1 and 187; (iv) Edinburgh Road – es - between its II. converted permit holder parking in the HS CPZ will be between its (b) The Orders will continue to provide reason to drive to that school; new Walthamstow Central (WSC (nws) – between Nos. 36 and 58; Road E17 (ss) outside Nos. 1 and 28 within the new VA CPZ. (vi) Howard Road – es - between Nos. junction with Queen’s Road and No. places and waiting restrictions in the north-west kerb line of Brookdale that residents’ permits, business (vi) a tradespersons permit, which may CPZ: Cairo Road, E17; Church (xi) Hatherley Road – south-east side Eastfield Road; (iii) East Avenue – ws - between Nos. 1 2 and 176; 39 (remainder of parking place north roads and parts of roads mentioned Road E17 and its junction with permits, charity permits (eligible for be applied for by CPZ residents on Hill, E17 between its junction (ses) - between Nos. 21 and 52; and (iii) Hatherley Road (HTH) E17 (bs) and 27; (vii) Hurst Road – ws - between Nos. 3 of No. 39 to remain as a parking in paragraph 1(e)I. from permit holder Forest Road E17 and will strictly charities registered with the Charities the behalf of tradespersons engaged with Hoe Street and the western Nos. 7 and 11 between Nos. 58 HTH and the south- (iv) East Avenue – es - between Nos. 2 and 27; place for MH permit holders only); parking places for ME to permit be for HS permit holders only. (All Commission only), visitors’ permits, in work at their home address in kerb lines of Folkestone Road and (xii) Stainforth Road – ws – between west kerb line of Westbury Road and 8 (viii) Hurst Road – es between Nos. 31 (v) Exeter Road – bs – between Nos. 9 holder parking places for HST permit permit parking places and waiting school staff term-time only permits, or near a street or part of a street Aubrey Road; Central Parade, E17; Nos. 11 and 53; E17; Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking and 48; and 23 holders only with the exception of restrictions within this section of residents’ foreign vehicle permits, specified items 3(a),4(a),5(a),6(a) or Church Path; Cleveland Park (xiii) Stainforth Road - es – between (iv) Westbury Road E17 (both sides) places mentioned in item 1(b)III (ix) Rectory Road – ws between Nos. 1 (vi) Helena Road – bs - except west some of those parking places being Greenleaf Road will continue without essential user permits, carers 7(a) preceding; or Avenue, E17; Cleveland Park Nos. 2 and 40 (between Nos. 40 outside and opposite Nos. 1 and 24 above may only be used for the and 65; and side adjacent No. 88 Queen’s Road); converted to Resident Permit holder change to permit provision and permits and tradespersons’ permits, (vii) a visitors’ permit, with regards to the: Hatherley House, HTH; Crescent, E17; East Avenue, E17 and 46 will be parking for permit leaving during the hours of operation (x) Rectory Road – es between Nos. 16 (vii) Leamington Avenue – bs – only parking places as mentioned in current operational hours along with may be granted, on payment of the a. WSC CPZ if they are a resident of: between its junction with St Mary holders only) VIII. introduced a formal disabled of such vehicles that have been and a point opposite No. 41; between No. 2 and 16 paragraph 1(e)III. below. all other roads or parts of roads in the appropriate charge as specified in item Cleveland Park Avenue E17 - Nos. Road to the southern boundary (xiv) Westbury Road – western person’s parking place (for disabled granted either a hard-copy or virtual Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking (viii) Leopold Road – ws – all – except III. converted all permit holder parking HS CPZ (the remaining section of 4 following, to a person who is the 55, 57, 59, 61 or 63; Hatherley of No. 12; Eastfield Road, E17; side (ws) – between its junction blue badge holders only) into: class of permit for the VA CPZ that is outside flank wall of No. 34 Queen’s places, or as the case may be part of Greenleaf Road will now be WSC keeper of a passenger vehicle (having Mews, E17 - Nos. 1 to 4, 10, 11, or Erskine Road, E17, between its with Hatherley Road and No. 17 Eastfield Road (west side (total of 1 either a: resident’s permit, resident’s places mentioned in item 1(c)III Road; and a permit holder parking place, in ME permit holders only) – see item 8 passenger seats or less) or a certain 24 to 38 (odds only) - High Street junction with High Street, E17 and Westbury Road; bay) – outside No. 15; and St Mary pool permit, essential users pool above may only be used for the (ix) Lorne Road – bs – all – except: ws CPZ to parking places for HST CPZ ; and type of goods vehicle or a motor cycle, E17 - Nos. 120, 135, 141/A/B/C, 145, a point 20 metres north of that said (xv) Westbury Road – eastern side Road (south side (total of 1 bay) – permit or a school staff parking leaving during the hours of operation 1(a)I. above kerb line; Folkestone Road, E17; (es) – between its junction with outside No. 59; permit or a Residents Visitor’s Permit of such vehicles that have been - adjacent No. 68 Queen’s Road; bs *Resident permit holders only in the II. converted the free-stay parking providing that in the case of – 167, 201, 261 to 269 (odds only); Gillards Way, E17; *Greenleaf Hatherley Road and No. 10 (b) continue indefinitely the provisions only. No other permit or visitor’s granted either a hard-copy or virtual – adjacent Nos. 100 and 102 Albert following locations: provision after 2 p.m. in all Market (i) a residents’ permit, they are a Hoe Street E17 – Nos. 140, 150, 151, Road E17 between its junction Westbury Road; of The Waltham Forest (Charged- permit type will be valid in these class of permit for the HT CPZ that is Road; and bs – adjacent Nos. 45 and (i) Cottenham Road – ns – all Trader permit holders (MT) in: resident of a property eligible to 152, 159, 189 – 203 (odds only), 194, with Hoe Street and the south- (xvi) Woodbury Road – nws and south- For Parking Places) (Amendment parking places. either a: resident’s permit, resident’s 47 Shrubland Road); (ii) Campbell Road – bs – between its Eldon Road, Erskine Road, Storey purchase permits as listed in a to 204 (all flats inclusive), Selborne eastern kerb line of Brookdale west side (sws) – between Nos. No. 26) Experimental Order IV. introduced formal disabled person’s pool permit, essential users pool (x) Priory Avenue – bs – all; junction with Cottenham Road and Road, Truro Road, Vernon Road Schedule to this Notice and their Walk E17, St Mary Road, E17 – No. Road E17; Hatherley Mews, E17; 2 and its junction with Folkestone 2020; and The Waltham Forest parking place (for disabled blue permit or a school staff parking (xi) Sylvan Road – bs - all (except east No. 19; and Westbury Road to - *Pay by vehicle is UK registered to that 1 (all flats) and 80 – 84 (evens only); Hatherley Road, E17 between its Road; (Free Parking Places, Loading badge holders only) into: permit or a Residents Visitor’s Permit side adjacent No. 56 Cedar Avenue); (iii) Campbell Road – ws – between its Phone (PbyP) (Cashless) parking address; Stainforth Road, E17 – Nos. 44 junction with Hoe Street and the (xvii) Woodbury Road – se and ne Places and Waiting, Loading i. Third Avenue (south side (total of 1 only. No other permit or visitor’s Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking places junction with Somers Road and No. places operating between the hours (ii) a foreign vehicles residents’ permit, and 46 (including. all flats);Tower south-west kerb line of Westbury sides – between its junction with and Stopping Restrictions) bay) – outside No. 33; permit type will be valid in these mentioned in item (d)III. above may 20; of 2 p.m. - 9.30 p.m. Mondays to they are a resident of a property Mews, E17, Nos. 1, 4 to 9 (all flats Road; High Street, E17, between Folkestone Road and No. 6; (Amendment No. 27) Experimental ii. First Avenue (east side (total of 2 parking places. only be used for the leaving during the (iv) Campbell Road – es – between a Saturdays and 10 a.m. - 9.30 p.m. eligible to purchase permits as listed inclusive); Vernon Road, E17 – No. its junctions with Hoe Street, E17 Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking places Order 2020 , the effect of which as bays) – outside No. 45 and 81 (d) continue indefinitely the provisions hours of operation of such vehicles that point opposite No. 2 and No. 11a Sundays with the first 15 minutes in a Schedule to this Notice and their 1; West Avenue, E17 – No. 37; and Palmerston Road; Hoe Street, mentioned in item 1(a)III. above may only part of a discontinuation of the ME (c) continue indefinitely the provisions of The Waltham Forest (Charged- have been granted either a hard-copy (v) Hatherley Road – bs - HST CPZ parking ‘free’ or ‘Pay by Phone’ vehicle is registered outside of the UK; Westbury Road, E17 – Nos. 15/A/B; E17 – between its junctions with be used for the leaving during the hours CPZ provided the ‘Village Areal’ of The Waltham Forest (Charged- For Parking Places) (Amendment or virtual class of permit for the MH section – all; with a maximum stay of 3 hours (iii) a business permit or charity permit or a street or part of a property Hatherley Road and Selborne Road; of operation of such vehicles that have (VA) Controlled Parking Zone, - For Parking Places) (Amendment No. 28) Experimental Order CPZ that is either a: resident’s permit, (vi) Erskine Road – bs – between Nos. and no return within 3 hours, or or business visitor’s permit, they have eligible to purchase permits as listed Rosebank Villas, E17; St. Mary been granted either a hard-copy or virtual I. so that the following roads and parts No. 27) Experimental Order 2020; and The Waltham Forest resident’s pool permit, essential users 16 and 63 Market Trader permit holders only a business or charitable organisation in Schedule 1 to this Notice and that of roads are no longer included Road, E17; Stainforth Road, class of permit for the WSC CPZ that is 2020; and The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, Loading pool permit or a school staff parking Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking places (MT); in a property eligible to purchase such visitors permit is to be used E17; Storey Road E17 - between either a: resident’s permit, resident’s pool within the ME CPZ but are now (Free Parking Places, Loading Places and Waiting, Loading permit or a Residents Visitor’s Permit mentioned in item 1(e)III. above may New parking permit eligibility and permits as listed in a Schedule to by a bona fide visitor to their home its junction with High Street, E17 permit, essential users pool permit or a included into the new Village Area Places and Waiting, Loading and Stopping Restrictions) only. No other permit or visitor’s permit only be used for the leaving during the other criteria, along with variations this Notice and that the permit is for (business visitor’s permits will and a point 30 metres north of school staff parking permit or a Residents (VA) CPZ comprising: Berryfield and Stopping Restrictions) type will be valid in these parking places. hours of operation of such vehicles that in pricing for certain parking permits a vehicle which is essential to the not be valid in any resident’s only that said kerb line; Tower Mews, Visitor’s Permit only. No other permit or Close, E17; Cherry Close, E17; (Amendment No. 28) Experimental (Amendment No. 29) Experimental IV. introduced formal disabled person’s have been granted either a hard-copy operation of that business or charity parking place); E17; Truro Road, E17 between visitor’s permit type will be valid in these Church End, E17; Church Lane, Order 2020 , the effect of which Order 2020 , the effect of which as based on vehicle emissions will apply parking place (for disabled blue and is used in the purchase and sale its junction with High Street, E17 parking places. All residents parking E17, between its junction with as part of a discontinuation of the part of a discontinuation of the ME or virtual class of permit for the HST on the anniversary/renewal of any b. VA CPZ if they are resident of and a point 18 metres north of that places in item 2(d) will operate 8.00 a.m. Church End and the south-western ME CPZ provided the ‘Hilltop’ (HT) CPZ provided the ‘Markhouse’ (MH) badge holders only) into: Albert Road CPZ that is either a: resident’s permit, existing permit granted for use in the of goods or services in connection Eastbank Close, E17; Church said kerb line; Vernon Mews, E17; to 9.30 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays and kerb-line of Bishop’s Close; East Controlled Parking Zone, - Controlled Parking Zone, - (south side (total of 1 bay) – outside resident’s pool permit, essential users aforementioned CPZs. These conditions with that business or charity; End, E17 – No. 9; Grosvenor Park Vernon Road, E17; West Avenue 10.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. on Sundays Avenue, E17 – south of the road I. so that the following roads and parts I. so that the following roads and parts No. 23; Cedars Avenue (south side pool permit or a school staff parking became effective from 1st April 2021. (iv) an essential users permit or carers Road, E17 – Nos. 20 (1 – 8 Windmill Road, E17; Westbury Road, E17 inclusive suspending any previous closure; Eden Road, E17 between of roads are no longer included of roads are no longer included (total of 1 bay) – outside No. 3; and permit or a Residents Visitor’s Permit Further details are explained in the permit, they are either a doctor or Court), 74 and 75a (1-16 Serenity – section south of Hatherley Road , operating times. its junction with Orford Road and within the ME CPZ but are now within the ME CPZ but are now V. suspended a formal disabled person’s only. No other permit or visitor’s permit 25th February 2021 edition of the East carer who has a surgery in or works Apartments); Hoe Street, E17 - Woodbury Road, E17; IV. accommodated short term visitor a point 16 metres south of the included into the new Hilltop (HT) included into the new Markhouse parking place outside No. 16 Queen’s type will be valid in these parking places. London and West Essex Guardian (see in the London Borough of Waltham excluding Nos. 221 Juniper House II. which converted permit holder parking to local amenities in southern kerb line of Grosvenor CPZ comprising: Church Hill, E17 (MH) comprising: Albert Road, Road and provided parking space for IV. in Erskine Road - east side - traffic order reference T11(21) – Forest, or employed by or contracted and 269 – 279 (odds inclusive); parking places and waiting the newly formed WSC CPZ by Rise East; Field Close, E17; First (the remainder of the street east of E17; Beatrice Road, E17; Cedars MH permit holders only. converted 21 metres of single https://www.guardian series.co.uk/ to the Council, or employed by or West Avenue, E17 – No. 41 Amenia restrictions in the roads and parts of amending the operational hours of Avenue, E17; Grosvenor Park the western kerb line of Folkestone Avenue, E17; Cobble Path, E17; (e) continue indefinitely the provisions of yellow line waiting restriction to announcements/public_notices/ contracted to a health authority, Cottage; or a street or part of a roads mentioned in paragraph 1(a) all permit parking places in: St Mary Road, E17; Grosvenor Rise East, Road); Falmer Road, E17; Howard Connaught Road, E17; Daventry The Waltham Forest (Charged-For a HST permit holders only parking notice/122769.ROAD_TRAFFIC_ or employed by the Metropolitan property eligible to purchase permits I. from permit holder parking places Road E17 from 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 E17, between its junction with Eden Road, E17; Hurst Road, E17; Avenue, E17; Edinburgh Road, Parking Places) (Amendment No. place outside Nos. 1 to 24 Caley Court; REGULATION_ACT_1984_-_ Police (including Police officers), or as listed in Schedule 2 to this Notice for ME, or as the case may be, HS p.m. Mondays to Saturdays and Road and its junction with Wingfield Rectory Road, E17; Seaford E17; Edison Close, E17; Exeter 29) Experimental Order 2020; and V. converted single yellow line SECTIONS_35C_AND_46A__ employed by the London Fire and and that such visitors permit is to be permit holders only, to permit holder 10.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. on Sundays Road; Hoe Street, - between its Road, E17; The Drive, E17, (1) the Road, E17; Helena Road, E17; The Waltham Forest (Free Parking waiting restrictions to double VARIATION_OF_PARKING_AND_ Civil Defence Authority, or a company used by a bona fide visitor to their parking places for WSC permit inclusive to 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. junctions with Selborne Road and north-west to south-east arm; (2) Leamington Avenue, E17; Leopold Places, Loading Places and Waiting, yellow line “at any time” waiting PERMIT_CHARGES_APPLICABLE_IN_ that services fire-fighting appliances home (business visitor’s permits holders only with the exception of Mondays to Thursdays; 8.00 a.m. the southern kerb line of Daventry the north-east to south-west arm, Road, E17; Lorne Road, E17; Loading and Stopping Restrictions) restrictions in: CONTROLLED_PARKING_ZONES_AND_ and for whom the use of a vehicle will not be valid in any resident’s some of those parking places being to 12.30 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. to 9.30 Avenue; Orford Road, E17, between between its junction with Seaford Priory Avenue, E17; Queens Road, (Amendment No. 30) Experimental (i) Cottenham Road (ss), Campbell OFF-STREET_CAR_PARKS__T1b_20__/ is essential to the carrying out of only parking place); converted to Resident Permit holder p.m. Fridays; 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. its junction with Hoe Street and Road and the south-western kerb- E17, between its junction with Hoe Order 2020 , the effect of which as Road (bs) and Westbury Road alternatively, further details will be their public service duties, or to any c. HT CPZ if they are resident of: only parking places as mentioned in on Saturdays and 10.00 a.m. to 9.30 its junction with Beulah Road; line of the access road leading to Street and No. 122 Queen’s Road; part of a discontinuation of the ME (bs): outside Nos. 6 Cottenham explained when renewing permits, or carer registered with the Council Church Hill, E17 – No. 77; Howard paragraph 1(a)III. below; p.m. on Sundays inclusive for WSC Pembroke Road, E17, between its Gower House and Walton House. CPZ provided the ‘High Street’ (HST) Road; No. 41 Campbell Road; Nos. see https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ who is in receipt of a DWP Carers mansions, Flats 1 – 20, 516 to 538 III. converted all permit holder parking permit holders only; junction with Orford Road, E17 and II. converted permit holder parking Shrubland Road, E17; Sylvan Controlled Parking Zone, - 64 and 73 Westbury Road and the Allowance and who is providing care (evens), Forest Road; Flats 1 – 17, places in ME CPZ, or as the case V. in Stainforth Road (STN) E17: the north-western kerb-line of Grove places and waiting restrictions Road, E17; service-categories/parking-permits I. so that the following roads and parts eastern extremity of Cottenham Road to a resident living in a CPZ in the may be, HS CPZ to parking places (i) east side - converted 22 metres Road, E17; Randolph Road, E17; in the roads and parts of roads II. converted permit holder parking 2. The Orders will continue to provide No. 548 Forest Road, all flats, Nos. for WSC CPZ *Resident permit of single yellow line waiting St. Stephens Close, E17 (all that is mentioned in paragraph 1(c)I. from places and waiting restrictions of roads are no longer included within adjacent Nos. 63 to 67; that – London Borough of Waltham Forest 550 to 556 (evens only) Forest Road; holders only in the following restriction to a WSC permit public highway); Second Avenue, permit holder parking places for ME in the roads and parts of roads the ME CPZ but are now included (ii) Campbell Road (bs) and Hatherley (a) the operational hours for all permit (‘the borough’), regardless of whether Flats 1 – 14 (inclusive) No. 558 locations: holders only parking place outside E17, Stanhope Road, E17; Third to permit holder parking places for mentioned in paragraph 1(d)I. from into the new High Street (HST) CPZ Road (bs): outside Nos. 73, 75, 80 holder parking places and new or not that carer resides in the Forest Road; Nos. 54 to 62 (evens), comprising: and 82 Hatherley Road and adjacent borough, in a street or part of a street (i) Cairo Road – north side (ns) and es No. 46 STN; Avenue, E17; Vestry Road, E17, HT permit holders only with the permit holder parking places for Campbell Road, E17; Resident permit holder parking Falmer Road, E17; Nos. 28A, 28B, – between Nos. 19 and 91 (between (ii) both sides - provided loading West Avenue, E17 – south of the exception of some of those parking ME to permit holder parking places Cottenham Road, E17; Eldon Road, Nos. 83 and 85 Somers Road; and places in: specified in items 3(a),4(a),5(a),6(a) 28C, 28D, 28, 29 & 30 Hurst Road. Nos. 1 and 17 will be parking for restrictions operating “at any road closure; Wingfield Road, E17; places being converted to Resident for MH permit holders only with the E17; Erskine Road, E17, between (iii) Somers Road (ns) outside Nos. 83 a. the WSC and HST CPZs mentioned or 7(a) preceding; The Council will, in E17; The Drive, E17 - No. 1c; or a permit holders only); south-side (ss) time” between its junction with St II. converted permit holder parking Permit holder only parking places as exception of some of those parking its junction with Palace Mews and and 85 Somers Road; and in this Notice will remain between addition, consider applications for a street or part of a property eligible and ws between Nos. 73 and 89; Mary Road and a point outside Nos. places and waiting restrictions mentioned in paragraph 1(c)III below. places being converted to Resident the south-west kerb line of Gainsford VI. introduced formal disabled person’s 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. Mondays to carers permit on a case by case basis to purchase permits as listed in (ii) Cairo Road – south-side (ss) and ws 1 and 2 STN (or to the southern end in the roads and parts of roads III. converted all permit holder parking Permit holder only parking places Road; Hatherley Road, E17 - parking place (for disabled blue Saturdays and 10.00 a.m. to 9.30 from carers who are not in receipt Schedule 3 to this Notice and that between Nos. 73 and 89; of the southernmost parking places mentioned in paragraph 1(b)I. from places in ME CPZ to parking as mentioned in paragraph 1(d)III. between the south-west kerb line badge holders only) into: p.m. on Sundays inclusive (except of a DWP Carers Allowance but who such visitors permit is to be used (iii) Cleveland Park Avenue – north- in the same location); permit holder parking places for ME of Westbury Road and junction with (i) (north side (total of provide care to a resident living places for HT CPZ *Resident below. Cottenham Road the permit parking places mentioned by a bona fide visitor to their home east side (nes) – between Nos. 1 and VI. in St Mary Road E17 (STM) - all to permit holder parking places for in item 1(a)IV.; permit holders only in the following III. converted all permit holder parking Erskine Road E17; Palace Mews, 1 bay) – outside No. 5; and in a CPZ in the borough. Medical (business visitor’s permits will 51; sides - between its westernmost VA permit holders only with the b. the CPZ mentioned in this Notice locations: places, or as the case may be part of E17; Somers Road, E17, between (ii) Eldon Road (north side (total of 1 VA documents will need to be provided not be valid in any resident’s only (iv) Cleveland Park Avenue - south- extremity and a point opposite exception of some of those parking the north-eastern kerb-line of Erskine bay) – outside No. 12; will remain between 8.00 a.m. to to the Council by the resident (i) Church Hill – ss – between a permit holder parking place, in ME parking place); west side (sws) – between Nos. 1 No. 55 STM provided loading places being converted to Resident CPZ to parking places for MH CPZ Road, E17 and its junction with (f) continue indefinitely the provisions of 6.30 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays receiving care to support such an d. MH CPZ if they are resident of: and 38; restrictions operating “at any Permit holder only parking places Folkestone Road and Woodbury *Resident permit holders only in the Westbury Road, E17; Storey Road, The Waltham Forest (Charged-For inclusive; application. In such a case the carers Leamington Avenue - Flats 1 – 9, (v) Cleveland Park Crescent – all time” (except on the south side as mentioned in paragraph 1(b)III. Road; following locations: E17 from a point 30 metres north of Parking Places) (Amendment No. c. the MH CPZ mentioned in this Notice permit will be charged at the current Leamington Court; Daventry Avenue (vi) Eastfield Road – es – all between Nos. 55 and 77 STM); below; (ii) Church Hill – ns - between Nos. 79 (i) – all; its junction with High Street and the 29b) Experimental Order 2020; the will remain between 8.00 a.m. to resident parking permit charge rates. - No. 17; Station Approach; or a (vii) Folkestone Road – bs – all VII. converted single yellow line waiting III. converted all permit holder parking and 107; Albert Road – bs remainder of the street; Truro Road, effect of which: 6.30 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays (v) school staff term-time only permit, street or part of a property eligible (viii) Greenleaf Road – both sides (bs) restrictions to double yellow line “at places in ME CPZ to parking (iii) Falmer Road – ws - between Nos. 3 (ii) Beatrice Road – ws - all; Cedars E17 - from a point 18 metres north of I. as part of a discontinuation of inclusive; and they are a registered member of staff to purchase permits as listed in between Nos. 23 and.46; any time” waiting restrictions in: places for VA CPZ *Resident and 67; Avenue – bs - all; its junction with High Street and the a section of the CPZ, which d. the HT CPZ mentioned in this Notice at a primary or secondary school (ix) Greenleaf Road – south side (ss) (i) Cairo Road E17 (CR) (south and permit holders only in the following (iv) Falmer Road – es - between Nos. 8 (iii) Edinburgh Road – ws - between its HS Schedule 4 to this Notice and that will remain between – between Nos. 1b and St Luke’s west sides) outside Nos. 26 to 32 locations: and 52; junction with Queen’s Road and No. remainder of the street; Westbury amended the boundary of that CPZ 8.00 a.m. to situated in a street or part of a street such visitors permit is to be used (north of the north kerb so that in 6.30 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays specified in items 3(a),4(a),5(a),6(a) or Vicarage; CR; (i) Church End - all (v) Howard Road – ws - between Nos. 104; Road, E17 Greenleaf Road the only by a bona fide visitor to their home line of Hatherley Road); section of that road to remain inclusive; 7(a) preceding, who has a bona fide (business visitor’s permits will July 2021, issue XXX 4 Summer 2021, issue 238 25 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 3 PublicPublic notices notices www.walthamforest.gov.uk

CPZs but are now included into the (x) Hatherley Road – north-west side (ii) Eastfield Road E17 (bs) and Cairo (ii) Church Lane – ss – all which lies 1 and 187; (iv) Edinburgh Road – es - between its II. converted permit holder parking in the HS CPZ will be between its (b) The Orders will continue to provide reason to drive to that school; new Walthamstow Central (WSC (nws) – between Nos. 36 and 58; Road E17 (ss) outside Nos. 1 and 28 within the new VA CPZ. (vi) Howard Road – es - between Nos. junction with Queen’s Road and No. places and waiting restrictions in the north-west kerb line of Brookdale that residents’ permits, business (vi) a tradespersons permit, which may CPZ: Cairo Road, E17; Church (xi) Hatherley Road – south-east side Eastfield Road; (iii) East Avenue – ws - between Nos. 1 2 and 176; 39 (remainder of parking place north roads and parts of roads mentioned Road E17 and its junction with permits, charity permits (eligible for be applied for by CPZ residents on Hill, E17 between its junction (ses) - between Nos. 21 and 52; and (iii) Hatherley Road (HTH) E17 (bs) and 27; (vii) Hurst Road – ws - between Nos. 3 of No. 39 to remain as a parking in paragraph 1(e)I. from permit holder Forest Road E17 and will strictly charities registered with the Charities the behalf of tradespersons engaged with Hoe Street and the western Nos. 7 and 11 between Nos. 58 HTH and the south- (iv) East Avenue – es - between Nos. 2 and 27; place for MH permit holders only); parking places for ME to permit be for HS permit holders only. (All Commission only), visitors’ permits, in work at their home address in kerb lines of Folkestone Road and (xii) Stainforth Road – ws – between west kerb line of Westbury Road and 8 (viii) Hurst Road – es between Nos. 31 (v) Exeter Road – bs – between Nos. 9 holder parking places for HST permit permit parking places and waiting school staff term-time only permits, or near a street or part of a street Aubrey Road; Central Parade, E17; Nos. 11 and 53; E17; Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking and 48; and 23 holders only with the exception of restrictions within this section of residents’ foreign vehicle permits, specified items 3(a),4(a),5(a),6(a) or Church Path; Cleveland Park (xiii) Stainforth Road - es – between (iv) Westbury Road E17 (both sides) places mentioned in item 1(b)III (ix) Rectory Road – ws between Nos. 1 (vi) Helena Road – bs - except west some of those parking places being Greenleaf Road will continue without essential user permits, carers 7(a) preceding; or Avenue, E17; Cleveland Park Nos. 2 and 40 (between Nos. 40 outside and opposite Nos. 1 and 24 above may only be used for the and 65; and side adjacent No. 88 Queen’s Road); converted to Resident Permit holder change to permit provision and permits and tradespersons’ permits, (vii) a visitors’ permit, with regards to the: Hatherley House, HTH; Crescent, E17; East Avenue, E17 and 46 will be parking for permit leaving during the hours of operation (x) Rectory Road – es between Nos. 16 (vii) Leamington Avenue – bs – only parking places as mentioned in current operational hours along with may be granted, on payment of the a. WSC CPZ if they are a resident of: between its junction with St Mary holders only) VIII. introduced a formal disabled of such vehicles that have been and a point opposite No. 41; between No. 2 and 16 paragraph 1(e)III. below. all other roads or parts of roads in the appropriate charge as specified in item Cleveland Park Avenue E17 - Nos. Road to the southern boundary (xiv) Westbury Road – western person’s parking place (for disabled granted either a hard-copy or virtual Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking (viii) Leopold Road – ws – all – except III. converted all permit holder parking HS CPZ (the remaining section of 4 following, to a person who is the 55, 57, 59, 61 or 63; Hatherley of No. 12; side (ws) – between its junction blue badge holders only) into: class of permit for the that is Eastfield Road, E17; VA CPZ outside flank wall of No. 34 Queen’s places, or as the case may be part of Greenleaf Road will now be WSC keeper of a passenger vehicle (having Mews, E17 - Nos. 1 to 4, 10, 11, or Erskine Road, E17, between its with Hatherley Road and No. 17 Eastfield Road (west side (total of 1 either a: resident’s permit, resident’s places mentioned in item 1(c)III Road; and a permit holder parking place, in ME permit holders only) – see item 8 passenger seats or less) or a certain 24 to 38 (odds only) - High Street junction with High Street, E17 and Westbury Road; bay) – outside No. 15; and St Mary pool permit, essential users pool above may only be used for the (ix) Lorne Road – bs – all – except: ws CPZ to parking places for HST CPZ 1(a)I. above; and type of goods vehicle or a motor cycle, a point 20 metres north of that said (xv) Westbury Road – eastern side Road (south side (total of 1 bay) – permit or a school staff parking leaving during the hours of operation E17 - Nos. 120, 135, 141/A/B/C, 145, kerb line; Folkestone Road, E17; (es) – between its junction with outside No. 59; permit or a Residents Visitor’s Permit of such vehicles that have been - adjacent No. 68 Queen’s Road; bs *Resident permit holders only in the II. converted the free-stay parking providing that in the case of – 167, 201, 261 to 269 (odds only); Gillards Way, E17; *Greenleaf Hatherley Road and No. 10 (b) continue indefinitely the provisions only. No other permit or visitor’s granted either a hard-copy or virtual – adjacent Nos. 100 and 102 Albert following locations: provision after 2 p.m. in all Market (i) a residents’ permit, they are a Hoe Street E17 – Nos. 140, 150, 151, Road E17 between its junction Westbury Road; of The Waltham Forest (Charged- permit type will be valid in these class of permit for the HT CPZ that is Road; and bs – adjacent Nos. 45 and (i) Cottenham Road – ns – all Trader permit holders (MT) in: resident of a property eligible to 152, 159, 189 – 203 (odds only), 194, with Hoe Street and the south- (xvi) Woodbury Road – nws and south- For Parking Places) (Amendment parking places. either a: resident’s permit, resident’s 47 Shrubland Road); (ii) Campbell Road – bs – between its Eldon Road, Erskine Road, Storey purchase permits as listed in a to 204 (all flats inclusive), Selborne eastern kerb line of Brookdale west side (sws) – between Nos. No. 26) Experimental Order IV. introduced formal disabled person’s pool permit, essential users pool (x) Priory Avenue – bs – all; junction with Cottenham Road and Road, Truro Road, Vernon Road Schedule to this Notice and their Walk E17, St Mary Road, E17 – No. Road E17; Hatherley Mews, E17; 2 and its junction with Folkestone 2020; and The Waltham Forest parking place (for disabled blue permit or a school staff parking (xi) Sylvan Road – bs - all (except east No. 19; and Westbury Road to - *Pay by vehicle is UK registered to that 1 (all flats) and 80 – 84 (evens only); Hatherley Road, E17 between its Road; (Free Parking Places, Loading badge holders only) into: permit or a Residents Visitor’s Permit side adjacent No. 56 Cedar Avenue); (iii) Campbell Road – ws – between its Phone (PbyP) (Cashless) parking address; Stainforth Road, E17 – Nos. 44 junction with Hoe Street and the (xvii) Woodbury Road – se and ne Places and Waiting, Loading i. Third Avenue (south side (total of 1 only. No other permit or visitor’s Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking places junction with Somers Road and No. places operating between the hours (ii) a foreign vehicles residents’ permit, and 46 (including. all flats);Tower south-west kerb line of Westbury sides – between its junction with and Stopping Restrictions) bay) – outside No. 33; permit type will be valid in these mentioned in item (d)III. above may 20; of 2 p.m. - 9.30 p.m. Mondays to they are a resident of a property Mews, E17, Nos. 1, 4 to 9 (all flats Road; High Street, E17, between Folkestone Road and No. 6; (Amendment No. 27) Experimental ii. First Avenue (east side (total of 2 parking places. only be used for the leaving during the (iv) Campbell Road – es – between a Saturdays and 10 a.m. - 9.30 p.m. eligible to purchase permits as listed inclusive); Vernon Road, E17 – No. its junctions with Hoe Street, E17 Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking places Order 2020 , the effect of which as bays) – outside No. 45 and 81 (d) continue indefinitely the provisions hours of operation of such vehicles that point opposite No. 2 and No. 11a Sundays with the first 15 minutes in a Schedule to this Notice and their 1; West Avenue, E17 – No. 37; and Palmerston Road; Hoe Street, mentioned in item 1(a)III. above may only part of a discontinuation of the ME (c) continue indefinitely the provisions of The Waltham Forest (Charged- have been granted either a hard-copy (v) Hatherley Road – bs - HST CPZ parking ‘free’ or ‘Pay by Phone’ vehicle is registered outside of the UK; Westbury Road, E17 – Nos. 15/A/B; E17 – between its junctions with be used for the leaving during the hours CPZ provided the ‘Village Areal’ of The Waltham Forest (Charged- For Parking Places) (Amendment or virtual class of permit for the MH section – all; with a maximum stay of 3 hours (iii) a business permit or charity permit or a street or part of a property Hatherley Road and Selborne Road; of operation of such vehicles that have (VA) Controlled Parking Zone, - For Parking Places) (Amendment No. 28) Experimental Order CPZ that is either a: resident’s permit, (vi) Erskine Road – bs – between Nos. and no return within 3 hours, or or business visitor’s permit, they have eligible to purchase permits as listed Rosebank Villas, E17; St. Mary been granted either a hard-copy or virtual I. so that the following roads and parts No. 27) Experimental Order 2020; and The Waltham Forest resident’s pool permit, essential users 16 and 63 Market Trader permit holders only a business or charitable organisation in Schedule 1 to this Notice and that class of permit for the that is of roads are no longer included Road, E17; Stainforth Road, WSC CPZ 2020; and The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, Loading pool permit or a school staff parking Nb/ *The Resident Permit Parking places (MT); in a property eligible to purchase such visitors permit is to be used E17; Storey Road E17 - between either a: resident’s permit, resident’s pool within the ME CPZ but are now (Free Parking Places, Loading Places and Waiting, Loading permit or a Residents Visitor’s Permit mentioned in item 1(e)III. above may New parking permit eligibility and permits as listed in a Schedule to by a bona fide visitor to their home its junction with High Street, E17 permit, essential users pool permit or a included into the new Village Area Places and Waiting, Loading and Stopping Restrictions) only. No other permit or visitor’s permit only be used for the leaving during the other criteria, along with variations this Notice and that the permit is for (business visitor’s permits will and a point 30 metres north of school staff parking permit or a Residents (VA) CPZ comprising: Berryfield and Stopping Restrictions) type will be valid in these parking places. hours of operation of such vehicles that in pricing for certain parking permits a vehicle which is essential to the not be valid in any resident’s only that said kerb line; Tower Mews, Visitor’s Permit only. No other permit or Close, E17; Cherry Close, E17; (Amendment No. 28) Experimental (Amendment No. 29) Experimental IV. introduced formal disabled person’s have been granted either a hard-copy based on vehicle emissions will apply operation of that business or charity parking place); E17; Truro Road, E17 between visitor’s permit type will be valid in these Church End, E17; Church Lane, Order 2020 , the effect of which Order 2020 , the effect of which as parking place (for disabled blue or virtual class of permit for the its junction with High Street, E17 parking places. All residents parking E17, between its junction with as part of a discontinuation of the part of a discontinuation of the ME HST on the anniversary/renewal of any and is used in the purchase and sale b. VA CPZ if they are resident of and a point 18 metres north of that places in item 2(d) will operate 8.00 a.m. Church End and the south-western ME CPZ provided the ‘Hilltop’ (HT) CPZ provided the ‘Markhouse’ (MH) badge holders only) into: Albert Road CPZ that is either a: resident’s permit, existing permit granted for use in the of goods or services in connection Eastbank Close, E17; Church said kerb line; Vernon Mews, E17; to 9.30 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays and kerb-line of Bishop’s Close; East Controlled Parking Zone, - Controlled Parking Zone, - (south side (total of 1 bay) – outside resident’s pool permit, essential users aforementioned CPZs. These conditions with that business or charity; End, E17 – No. 9; Grosvenor Park Vernon Road, E17; West Avenue 10.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. on Sundays Avenue, E17 – south of the road I. so that the following roads and parts I. so that the following roads and parts No. 23; Cedars Avenue (south side pool permit or a school staff parking became effective from 1st April 2021. (iv) an essential users permit or carers Road, E17 – Nos. 20 (1 – 8 Windmill Road, E17; Westbury Road, E17 inclusive suspending any previous closure; Eden Road, E17 between of roads are no longer included of roads are no longer included (total of 1 bay) – outside No. 3; and permit or a Residents Visitor’s Permit Further details are explained in the permit, they are either a doctor or Court), 74 and 75a (1-16 Serenity – section south of Hatherley Road , operating times. its junction with Orford Road and within the ME CPZ but are now within the ME CPZ but are now V. suspended a formal disabled person’s only. No other permit or visitor’s permit 25th February 2021 edition of the East carer who has a surgery in or works Apartments); Hoe Street, E17 - Woodbury Road, E17; IV. accommodated short term visitor a point 16 metres south of the included into the new Hilltop (HT) included into the new Markhouse parking place outside No. 16 Queen’s type will be valid in these parking places. London and West Essex Guardian (see in the London Borough of Waltham excluding Nos. 221 Juniper House II. which converted permit holder parking to local amenities in southern kerb line of Grosvenor CPZ comprising: Church Hill, E17 (MH) comprising: Albert Road, Road and provided parking space for IV. in Erskine Road - east side - traffic order reference T11(21) – Forest, or employed by or contracted and 269 – 279 (odds inclusive); parking places and waiting the newly formed WSC CPZ by Rise East; Field Close, E17; First (the remainder of the street east of E17; Beatrice Road, E17; Cedars MH permit holders only. converted 21 metres of single https://www.guardian series.co.uk/ to the Council, or employed by or West Avenue, E17 – No. 41 Amenia restrictions in the roads and parts of amending the operational hours of Avenue, E17; Grosvenor Park the western kerb line of Folkestone Avenue, E17; Cobble Path, E17; (e) continue indefinitely the provisions of yellow line waiting restriction to announcements/public_notices/ contracted to a health authority, Cottage; or a street or part of a roads mentioned in paragraph 1(a) all permit parking places in: St Mary Road, E17; Grosvenor Rise East, Road); Falmer Road, E17; Howard Connaught Road, E17; Daventry The Waltham Forest (Charged-For a HST permit holders only parking notice/122769.ROAD_TRAFFIC_ or employed by the Metropolitan property eligible to purchase permits I. from permit holder parking places Road E17 from 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 E17, between its junction with Eden Road, E17; Hurst Road, E17; Avenue, E17; Edinburgh Road, Parking Places) (Amendment No. place outside Nos. 1 to 24 Caley Court; REGULATION_ACT_1984_-_ Police (including Police officers), or as listed in Schedule 2 to this Notice for ME, or as the case may be, HS p.m. Mondays to Saturdays and Road and its junction with Wingfield Rectory Road, E17; Seaford E17; Edison Close, E17; Exeter 29) Experimental Order 2020; and V. converted single yellow line SECTIONS_35C_AND_46A__ employed by the London Fire and and that such visitors permit is to be permit holders only, to permit holder 10.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. on Sundays Road; Hoe Street, - between its Road, E17; The Drive, E17, (1) the Road, E17; Helena Road, E17; The Waltham Forest (Free Parking waiting restrictions to double VARIATION_OF_PARKING_AND_ Civil Defence Authority, or a company used by a bona fide visitor to their parking places for WSC permit inclusive to 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. junctions with Selborne Road and north-west to south-east arm; (2) Leamington Avenue, E17; Leopold Places, Loading Places and Waiting, yellow line “at any time” waiting PERMIT_CHARGES_APPLICABLE_IN_ that services fire-fighting appliances home (business visitor’s permits holders only with the exception of Mondays to Thursdays; 8.00 a.m. the southern kerb line of Daventry the north-east to south-west arm, Road, E17; Lorne Road, E17; Loading and Stopping Restrictions) restrictions in: CONTROLLED_PARKING_ZONES_AND_ and for whom the use of a vehicle will not be valid in any resident’s to 12.30 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. to 9.30 Avenue; Orford Road, E17, between some of those parking places being between its junction with Seaford Priory Avenue, E17; Queens Road, (Amendment No. 30) Experimental (i) Cottenham Road (ss), Campbell OFF-STREET_CAR_PARKS__T1b_20__/ is essential to the carrying out of only parking place); converted to Resident Permit holder p.m. Fridays; 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. its junction with Hoe Street and Road and the south-western kerb- E17, between its junction with Hoe Order 2020 , the effect of which as Road (bs) and Westbury Road alternatively, further details will be their public service duties, or to any c. HT CPZ if they are resident of: only parking places as mentioned in on Saturdays and 10.00 a.m. to 9.30 its junction with Beulah Road; line of the access road leading to Street and No. 122 Queen’s Road; part of a discontinuation of the ME (bs): outside Nos. 6 Cottenham explained when renewing permits, or carer registered with the Council Church Hill, E17 – No. 77; Howard paragraph 1(a)III. below; p.m. on Sundays inclusive for WSC Pembroke Road, E17, between its Gower House and Walton House. CPZ provided the ‘High Street’ (HST) Road; No. 41 Campbell Road; Nos. see https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ who is in receipt of a DWP Carers mansions, Flats 1 – 20, 516 to 538 III. converted all permit holder parking permit holders only; junction with Orford Road, E17 and II. converted permit holder parking Shrubland Road, E17; Sylvan Controlled Parking Zone, - 64 and 73 Westbury Road and the Allowance and who is providing care (evens), Forest Road; Flats 1 – 17, places in ME CPZ, or as the case V. in Stainforth Road (STN) E17: the north-western kerb-line of Grove places and waiting restrictions Road, E17; service-categories/parking-permits may be, HS CPZ to parking places (i) east side - converted 22 metres Road, E17; Randolph Road, E17; in the roads and parts of roads II. converted permit holder parking I. so that the following roads and parts eastern extremity of Cottenham Road 2. The Orders will continue to provide to a resident living in a CPZ in the No. 548 Forest Road, all flats, Nos. for WSC CPZ *Resident permit of single yellow line waiting St. Stephens Close, E17 (all that is mentioned in paragraph 1(c)I. from places and waiting restrictions of roads are no longer included within adjacent Nos. 63 to 67; that – London Borough of Waltham Forest 550 to 556 (evens only) Forest Road; holders only in the following restriction to a WSC permit public highway); Second Avenue, permit holder parking places for ME in the roads and parts of roads the ME CPZ but are now included (ii) Campbell Road (bs) and Hatherley (a) the operational hours for all permit (‘the borough’), regardless of whether Flats 1 – 14 (inclusive) No. 558 locations: holders only parking place outside E17, Stanhope Road, E17; Third to permit holder parking places for mentioned in paragraph 1(d)I. from into the new High Street (HST) CPZ Road (bs): outside Nos. 73, 75, 80 holder parking places and new or not that carer resides in the Forest Road; Nos. 54 to 62 (evens), comprising: and 82 Hatherley Road and adjacent Resident permit holder parking (i) Cairo Road – north side (ns) and es No. 46 STN; Avenue, E17; Vestry Road, E17, HT permit holders only with the permit holder parking places for Campbell Road, E17; borough, in a street or part of a street Falmer Road, E17; Nos. 28A, 28B, – between Nos. 19 and 91 (between (ii) both sides - provided loading West Avenue, E17 – south of the exception of some of those parking ME to permit holder parking places Cottenham Road, E17; Eldon Road, Nos. 83 and 85 Somers Road; and places in: specified in items 3(a),4(a),5(a),6(a) 28C, 28D, 28, 29 & 30 Hurst Road. Nos. 1 and 17 will be parking for restrictions operating “at any road closure; Wingfield Road, E17; places being converted to Resident for MH permit holders only with the E17; Erskine Road, E17, between (iii) Somers Road (ns) outside Nos. 83 a. the WSC and HST CPZs mentioned or 7(a) preceding; The Council will, in E17; The Drive, E17 - No. 1c; or a permit holders only); south-side (ss) time” between its junction with St II. converted permit holder parking Permit holder only parking places as exception of some of those parking its junction with Palace Mews and and 85 Somers Road; and in this Notice will remain between addition, consider applications for a street or part of a property eligible and ws between Nos. 73 and 89; Mary Road and a point outside Nos. places and waiting restrictions mentioned in paragraph 1(c)III below. places being converted to Resident the south-west kerb line of Gainsford VI. introduced formal disabled person’s 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. Mondays to carers permit on a case by case basis to purchase permits as listed in (ii) Cairo Road – south-side (ss) and ws 1 and 2 STN (or to the southern end in the roads and parts of roads III. converted all permit holder parking Permit holder only parking places Road; Hatherley Road, E17 - parking place (for disabled blue Saturdays and 10.00 a.m. to 9.30 from carers who are not in receipt Schedule 3 to this Notice and that between Nos. 73 and 89; of the southernmost parking places mentioned in paragraph 1(b)I. from places in ME CPZ to parking as mentioned in paragraph 1(d)III. between the south-west kerb line badge holders only) into: p.m. on Sundays inclusive (except of a DWP Carers Allowance but who such visitors permit is to be used (iii) Cleveland Park Avenue – north- in the same location); permit holder parking places for ME of Westbury Road and junction with (i) (north side (total of the permit parking places mentioned places for HT CPZ *Resident below. Cottenham Road provide care to a resident living by a bona fide visitor to their home east side (nes) – between Nos. 1 and VI. in St Mary Road E17 (STM) - all to permit holder parking places for permit holders only in the following III. converted all permit holder parking Erskine Road E17; Palace Mews, 1 bay) – outside No. 5; and in item 1(a)IV.; in a CPZ in the borough. Medical (business visitor’s permits will 51; sides - between its westernmost VA permit holders only with the locations: places, or as the case may be part of E17; Somers Road, E17, between (ii) Eldon Road (north side (total of 1 b. the VA CPZ mentioned in this Notice documents will need to be provided not be valid in any resident’s only (iv) Cleveland Park Avenue - south- extremity and a point opposite exception of some of those parking the north-eastern kerb-line of Erskine bay) – outside No. 12; will remain between (i) Church Hill – ss – between a permit holder parking place, in ME 8.00 a.m. to to the Council by the resident parking place); west side (sws) – between Nos. 1 No. 55 STM provided loading places being converted to Resident CPZ to parking places for MH CPZ Road, E17 and its junction with (f) continue indefinitely the provisions of 6.30 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays receiving care to support such an d. MH CPZ if they are resident of: restrictions operating “at any Folkestone Road and Woodbury and 38; Permit holder only parking places *Resident permit holders only in the Westbury Road, E17; Storey Road, The Waltham Forest (Charged-For inclusive; application. In such a case the carers Leamington Avenue - Flats 1 – 9, (v) Cleveland Park Crescent – all time” (except on the south side as mentioned in paragraph 1(b)III. Road; following locations: E17 from a point 30 metres north of Parking Places) (Amendment No. c. the MH CPZ mentioned in this Notice permit will be charged at the current Leamington Court; Daventry Avenue (vi) Eastfield Road – es – all between Nos. 55 and 77 STM); below; (ii) Church Hill – ns - between Nos. 79 (i) Albert Road – bs – all; its junction with High Street and the 29b) Experimental Order 2020; the will remain between 8.00 a.m. to resident parking permit charge rates. - No. 17; Station Approach; or a (vii) Folkestone Road – bs – all VII. converted single yellow line waiting III. converted all permit holder parking and 107; remainder of the street; Truro Road, effect of which: 6.30 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays (v) school staff term-time only permit, street or part of a property eligible (viii) Greenleaf Road – both sides (bs) restrictions to double yellow line “at places in ME CPZ to parking (iii) Falmer Road – ws - between Nos. 3 (ii) Beatrice Road – ws - all; Cedars E17 - from a point 18 metres north of I. as part of a discontinuation of inclusive; and they are a registered member of staff to purchase permits as listed in between Nos. 23 and.46; any time” waiting restrictions in: places for VA CPZ *Resident and 67; Avenue – bs - all; its junction with High Street and the a section of the CPZ, which d. the CPZ mentioned in this Notice (ix) Greenleaf Road – south side (ss) (i) Cairo Road E17 (CR) (south and permit holders only in the following (iv) Falmer Road – es - between Nos. 8 (iii) Edinburgh Road – ws - between its HS HT at a primary or secondary school Schedule 4 to this Notice and that – between Nos. 1b and St Luke’s west sides) outside Nos. 26 to 32 locations: and 52; junction with Queen’s Road and No. remainder of the street; Westbury amended the boundary of that CPZ will remain between 8.00 a.m. to situated in a street or part of a street such visitors permit is to be used (north of the north kerb so that in Vicarage; CR; (i) Church End - all (v) Howard Road – ws - between Nos. 104; Road, E17 Greenleaf Road the only 6.30 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays specified in items 3(a),4(a),5(a),6(a) or by a bona fide visitor to their home line of Hatherley Road); section of that road to remain inclusive; 7(a) preceding, who has a bona fide (business visitor’s permits will 26 July 2021, issue XXX Public notices www.walthamforest.gov.uk 5

not be valid in any resident’s only permits will continue to be charged Loading and Stopping Restrictions) between Midland Road and No. 61 exit sign plates only without road parking place); on a basis of CO2 emissions (or, (Amendment *) Order 202* HN and replace with double yellow markings) e. HST CPZ if they are resident of: for older vehicles, engine size) and The Waltham Forest (Prescribed line “at any time” waiting restrictions (t) Roberts Road E17 (ROB) – north Erskine Road, E17 - Nos. 12 (1-24 number of vehicles registered to a Routes) (HW Area No. 2/2017) (i) Higham Hill Road E17 (HGH) – side – convert 4.5 metres of a permit Caley Court), 39 and Nos. 1 to 74 household. Residents visitor permits (Amendment No. 1) Traffic Order 202* a. north-east side – to remove the parking place opposite Nos. 5, 10 – Thomas Jacomb Place); Storey will continue to be obtainable as 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that free partial footway parking place 12 Kings Farm to double yellow line Road, E17 – No. 31; or a street or paperless permits or as scratch- the Council of the London Borough between Nos. 178 and 192 HGH and “at any time” waiting restrictions part of a property eligible to purchase cards at a rate of 60p/hour. For of Waltham Forest (’the Council‘) replace with double yellow line “at (u) Southcote Road E17 (SOC) – south- permits as listed in Schedule 5 to this more information on the other types propose to make the above- any time” waiting restrictions west side – convert 5 metres of b. – to remove a free short permit parking space between Nos. Notice and that such visitors permit of permits available, the eligibility mentioned Orders under sections west side 6, 45, 46, 49 and 124 of and Part stay parking place situated between 89 and 91 SOC to a single yellow is to be used by a bona fide visitor criteria and to determine the permit IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Nos. 313 and 321 HGH and replace line waiting restrictions operating to their home (business visitor’s charge for a vehicle please visit: Regulation Act 1984, as amended. with double yellow line “at any time” between 8am and 6.30pm Mon-Sat permits will not be valid in any https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ 2. The general effect of the Orders would waiting restrictions (v) Spencer Road E17 (SP)– both resident’s only parking place); service-categories/parking-permits. be to introduce new or extend existing (j) Hookers Road E17 – south side - sides - convert permit parking space (c) vehicles displaying any valid permit Any charges mentioned therein may lengths of ‘at any time’ waiting convert 7 metres of permit parking between its northern extremity and displaying the letters: be subject to change. restrictions (double yellow lines) at space opposite Nos. 6a and 7 HK the common boundary of Nos. 59 and a. WSC may use any of the permit 5. The parking charges for the use the locations specified inSchedule to double yellow line “at any time” 61 SP to double yellow line “at any parking places provided in the streets of the new ‘pay by phone’ parking 1 to this Notice, converting existing waiting and loading restrictions to time” waiting restrictions; and parts of streets specified in places referred to in item 1(f)II. lengths of ‘single yellow line’ waiting provide space on the carriage for (w) Upper Walthamstow Road E17 paragraph 1(a)I. above; preceding are as follows: restrictions where needed; and cycle hangar apparatus provided (UP) – north-west side – convert b. VA may use any of the permit 6. Copies of the Orders, which will 3. The general effect of the Orders in under powers of section 63 of the 5.5 metres of permit holder parking parking places provided in the streets other roads would be, in: Road Traffic Act 1984 space (disused advisory disabled and parts of streets specified in Parking Pay by Voucher (a) Buckingham Road E10 – north- (k) James Lane E11 (JM) – north-west parking space) outside No. 13 UP Period phone Scheme paragraph 1(b)I. above; west side – to convert LNE permit side – convert: and replace with a single yellow line c. HT may use any of the permit up to 15 free free holders’ parking space between a. a 28.5-metre section of permit waiting restriction operating between parking places provided in the streets minutes a point 1 metres south-west of parking space situated opposite Nos. 10am and 4pm Mon-Fri connecting and parts of streets specified in 30 £1.30 £2.00 the north-east boundary of No. 1 49 to 55 JM; and the same waiting restriction north- paragraph 1(c)I. above; minutes north-eastwards for a distance of 5.6 b. a 10-metre section of permit parking east of that bay) d. MH may use any of the permit 1 hour £2.30 £4 metres and introduce a single yellow space situated opposite Nos. 39 to (x) Woodstock Road E17 – convert parking places provided in the streets line waiting restriction operating 41 JM to double yellow line “at any permit holders’ parking space 1 hour and £3.60 n/a time” waiting restrictions situated between the southernmost and parts of streets specified in 30 minutes Mondays to Saturdays 8am to 6.30pm; (l) Knebworth Avenue E17 (KNE) boundary of No. 11 Belle Vue Road paragraph 1(d)I. above; and 3 hours £4.00 £5.00 (b) Clifford Road E17 – north side – to – north west side – to convert BP northwards for a distance of 4 metres e. may use any of the permit HST convert FR permit holders’ parking permit holders’ parking space outside to double yellow line ‘at any time’ parking places provided in the streets space between the east boundary of No. 16 KNE and extend the single waiting restrictions; and parts of streets specified in come into operation from 2nd No. 31 Walthamstow Business Centre yellow line waiting restriction situated 4. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN paragraph 1(e)I. above; July 2021 and all other relevant eastwards for a distance of 6.4 at that location south-westward for that the Council under the same f. HS may use any of the permit documents can be inspected until metres and introduce a single yellow an additional 3.5 metres to operate RTRA sections mentioned in item 1 parking places provided in the streets the expiration of a period of 6 line waiting restriction operating Mondays to Sat 8am to 6.30pm; propose to make minor amendments/ and parts of streets specified in weeks from that date on request Mondays to Fridays 10am to 4pm; (m) Lindley Road E10 (LIN) – east corrections to existing Order schedules paragraph 1(f)I. above; by either emailing traffic.scheme@ (c) Coleridge Road E17 – south-east side - to remove the whole ‘single of on-street arrangements and Articles (d) other than in the permit parking walthamforest.gov.uk or visiting the side – convert the caterers only yellow line’ immediately south of No. in relation to certain provisions, or as places, resident permit only parking Highways and Traffic Management parking place to a HS permit holder 2 LIN and extend the adjoining permit the case may be, prohibitions already places, disabled persons parking office, Low Hall. Argall Avenue E10 parking place operating between holders’ parking places operating existing on the highway: places or any other parking or loading 7AS during normal office hours 8am and 6.30pm Mon-Sat; Mon - Fri 8am to 6.30pm; (a) Higham Hill Road E17 – place referred to in items 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 on Mondays to Fridays inclusive; (d) Devonshire Road E17 (DEV) – (n) Lytton Road E11 (LYT) – to convert correct traffic order schedule of or 7 preceding, waiting and loading or alternatively documents can south-west side - to remove the 8 metres of permit holders’ parking arrangements - north-east side – by vehicles will be either be provided be viewed online at: https://www. whole ‘single yellow line’ outside space between Nos. 35 and 39 between its junction with Hamilton or, as the case may be, continue walthamforest.gov.uk/content/road- Nos. 61 DEV and extend the adjoining LYT to a single yellow line waiting Road and Green Pond Road – as existing to prevent obstructive traffic-schemes-and-consultations. permit holders’ parking places restrictions operating between Mon- removal of double yellow line “at any parking either: 7. Any person desiring to question the operating Mon Fri 8am to 12.30pm Fri 10am to 4pm; time” waiting restrictions; and a. ‘at any time’, at road junctions, validity of either of the Orders or of and 2.30pm to 6.30pm and Sat 8am (o) Manor Road E10 (MAN) – south- (b) James Lane E11 – correct traffic to 6.30pm; west side – to convert a GS permit order schedule of arrangements – certain drop kerbs and certain other any provision contained therein on (e) Douglas Avenue E17 (DOU) – north holders’ parking place Nos. 67 and both sides – addition of double yellow lengths to prevent obstructive parking the grounds that it is not within the east side – to convert BP permit 69 MAN and introduce a single yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions. or loading at all times; or between relevant powers of the Road Traffic holders’ parking space outside No. line waiting restriction operating The remainder of the road between b. 8.00 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. Mondays to Regulation Act 1984, or that any of 81 DOU and extend the single yellow Mondays to Saturdays 8am to Hospital Road and Whipps Cross Saturdays and 10.00 a.m. to 9.30 the relevant requirements thereof line waiting restriction situated north 6.30pm; Road p.m. on Sundays inclusive in all or of any relevant regulations made of that property southward by 2.1 (p) Mansfield Road E17 (MAN) – south (c) The Waltham Forest (Prescribed other parts of streets within the WSC thereunder has not been complied metres operating Mondays to Sat east side - to remove the whole Routes) (HW Area No. 2) Traffic and HST CPZs; with in relation to the Orders may, 8am to 6.30pm; ‘single yellow line’ outside Nos. 72 Order 2017 – Article correction. c. 8.00 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Mondays to within six weeks of the making of (f) Forest Glade E11 (FOG) – south- and 74 MAN and extend the adjoining no changes will be made on Saturdays inclusive in all other parts the Orders, make application for the east side - to remove the whole permit holders’ parking places street with regards to all the Order of streets within the VA CPZ; purpose to the High Court. ‘single yellow line’ outside Nos. 20 operating Mon - Sat 8am to 6.30pm; amendments mentioned in item 4 d. 8.00 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Mondays to Dated 2nd July 2021 FOG and extend the adjoining permit (q) Murchison Road E10 (MUR) – above accept for signs indicating Saturdays inclusive in all other parts Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and holders’ parking places operating north-west side – to convert 6.7 no motor vehicles at modal filters of streets within the MH CPZ; Traffic Management, Resident Services, Mon - Fri 10am to 4pm; metres of GGE permit holders’ (closures to vehicular traffic) in parking space opposite Nos. 279 Barrett Road E17, Roland Road E17, e. 8.00 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Mondays to Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS (g) Fyfield Road E17 (FY) – west side – Saturdays inclusive in all other parts remove a permit holder parking place to 285 MUR to double yellow line Aubrey Road E17 and Church Hill (disused advisory disabled parking “at any time” waiting restrictions Road E17. of streets within the HT CPZ; LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM bay) outside No. 119 FY and replace (extending the existing double yellow 5. A copy of the Orders, the Council’s f. 8.00 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Mondays to FOREST with a single yellow line waiting lines opposite No. 287 MUR in a statement of reasons for proposing to Saturdays inclusive in the HS CPZ WAITING AND LOADING restriction operating between 10am south-westerly direction); make the Orders and plans showing section of Greenleaf Road E17; RESTRICTIONS, CHANGES TO THE and 4pm Mon-Fri (connecting the (r) Preston Road E11 (PRE) – south- the locations and effect of the Orders 3. In respect of permits to park in PROVISION OF PARKING PLACES, same waiting restrictions either side east side – convert 5.4 metres of can be inspected until the end of a each individual zone, the properties MINOR CORRECTION TO EXISTING of that bay) permit parking outside No. 1 PRE period of 6 weeks from the date on specified in each experimental order ORDERS TO REFLECT EXISTING (h) Hainault Road E11 (HN)– space to a single yellow line waiting which the Orders are made or, as the will continue indefinitely and only HIGHWAY ARRANGEMENTS (LBWF a. north-west side – to relocate the restrictions operating 10am to 4pm case may be, the Council decides BATCH 19) T18(21) properties specific will be able to partial footway Pay by Phone parking Mon- Fri (extending the existing The Waltham Forest (Charged-For not to make the Orders, on request obtain permits to park in a specific place outside No. 61 and 65 HN so outside No. 1 PRE); Parking Places) (Amendment No. *) by either emailing traffic.scheme@ zone only: that it is fully in the carriageway (s) Rale Lane E4 – the whole road – Order 202* walthamforest.gov.uk, or visiting the 4. For all CPZs mentioned in this b. south-east – to remove the Pay by provide a restricted no waiting or The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Highways and Traffic Management notice, residents and business Phone parking place opposite a point loading “at any time” zone (entry and Places, Loading Places and Waiting, office, Low Hall. Argall Avenue E10 6 Summer 2021, issue 238 27 PublicPublic notices notices www.walthamforest.gov.uk

7AS during normal office hours a. east side – the remainder of that east side – adjacent the stair access between a point in line with the - between the east to west arm of on Mondays to Fridays inclusive; side between the southern kerb line plus 0.5 metres either side of that south-east facing building wall (not Stow Crescent and 5 metres north or alternatively documents can of Longshaw Road and the southern access all outside No. 12 and 14 LEA garden wall) of No. 138 Manor Road of a point opposite the common be viewed online at: https://www. boundary of No. 20A CNN (w) Manor Way E4 – south-west side and the common boundary of Nos. boundary of Nos. 62 and 63 SC walthamforest.gov.uk/content/road- b. west side – the remainder of that - from its junction with Hatch Lane 13 and 14 QUN (allowing permit d. east side – (of the easternmost north traffic-schemes-and-consultations. side between the southern kerb southwards to a point in line with the holder parking in that section) to south arm) - between the northern 6. Any person desiring to object to the line of Saxlingham Road and south-east facing wall of No. 1 Hatch b. south-east side – provide (by kerb line of the east to west arm of proposals should send a statement Accommodation Road Lane extension of existing) along the Stow Crescent and a point 6 metres in writing of their objection and the (j) Daphne Gardens E4 – the whole (x) Mapleton Road E4 (MAP) – the north remainder of that side between its north of that said kerb line grounds thereof to; Traffic Orders, road/all sides east side – the remainder of that side junction with Manor Road and the e. west side – (of the easternmost north Highways and Traffic Management, (k) Durban Road (DR) E17 – between the north-west kerb line of common boundary of Nos. 13 and 14 to south arm) - between the northern Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 a. north-west and west side – from the New Road and a point 1.5 metres QUN (displacing parking for permit kerb line of the east to west arm of 7AS, or by emailing: traffic.scheme@ northern kerb line of Stow Crescent north-west of the common boundary holders on this side) Stow Crescent and a point 20 metres walthamforest.gov.uk quoting north-east and then northwards for a of Nos. 21 and 23 MAP (ff) Saxlingham Road E4 – the south north of that said kerb line scheme reference T18(21) – LBWF distance of 25 metres; (y) Mead Crescent E4 – both sides – side - between the west kerb line of (kk) Tennyson Road E10 – BATCH 19 by the end of a period of b. west side - between the southern between its junction with New Road Connington Crescent westwards for a a. north-east side – the remainder of 21 days from the date on which this kerb line of Stow Crescent and a south for a distance of 10 metres; distance of 8 metres; that side Notice is published. All objections point in line with the north-east (z) Montalt Road IG8 – south-east side (gg) St Leonard’s Avenue E4 b. south-west side - reduce by 8 must specify the grounds on which facing wall of No. 39 DR - between the north-east kerb line (STL) – south-west side – all metres outside the flank wall of No. 1 they are made. c. east side - from the common of Beechwood Drive and a point 10 remaining between its junction with Church Road For more information please telephone boundary of Nos. 22 and 24 DR metres north-east of that said kerb Handsworth Avenue and a point 3 (ll) The Bracken E4 (TBR) - both sides 020 8496 3000, quoting reference northwards for a distance of 28 line metres south-east of the common – between its junctions with Hortus Traffic OrdersT18(21) – LBWF metres (aa) New Road E4 – south-east boundary of Nos. 22 and 24 STL Road and Horsley Road westwards BATCH 19. (l) Gilwell Close E4 (GIL)– both sides side - between a point 10 metres (hh) Sinclair Road E4 – northern side – to a point in line with the common Dated 2nd July 2021 - between the north-west kerb line south-west and a point 10 metres a. between a point 1.5 metres north boundary of Nos. 8 and 9 TBR; Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and of Antlers Hill north-east to a point north-east of its junction with Mead west of the south east wall of No. (mm) Tufton Road E4 (TUF) – east Traffic Management, Resident Services, 2 metres north-east of common Crescent; 121 south eastwards for a distance side – Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS boundary of Nos. 2 and 4 GIL; (bb) Oak Hill Gardens IG8 – the island of 7 metres a. extend to a point 7.5 metres north (m) Gunners Grove E4 – the north east site situated opposite No. 53 – the b. between a point 1 metre north west of the northern kerb line of Albert SCHEDULE 1 – ‘at any time’ waiting side - between a point 7.3 metres whole island site of the south east wall of No. 111 Avenue restrictions north-west and a point 6.3 metres (cc) Palace View Road E4 – south eastwards for a distance of 5.6 b. extend to a point 7.5 metres south (a) Albert Avenue E4 (AL) – both sides- south-east of its junction with a. The north side – extend existing metres of the southern kerb line of Albert extend existing at its junction with Daphne Gardens; situated at its junction with Lynton (ii) Station Road E4 (STN) north- Avenue Tufton Road eastwards to a point in (n) Hall Lane E4 – south side – Road eastwards by 4.7 metres west side – between Willow Street (nn) Wadham Road E4 – line with the west facing flank walls extension of 1 metre either side b. The south side - extend existing and No, 2 STN a. north-east side – extend existing of Nos. 47 and 48 AL of the existing double yellow line situated at its junction with Lynton (jj) Stow Crescent (SC) E17 – situated immediately south-east (b) Aldriche Way E4 – situated across the entrance to Road eastwards by 3.2 metres a. south side – between its junction of eastern kerb line of Grove Park a. east side – the remainder of that Louisa Oakes Close; (dd) Peel Close E4 (PC) – both sides with Durban Road west for a distance Avenue E4 in south-easterly direction side between Bellamy Road and (o) Hatch Lane E4 – north-west and of 5 metres; by 5.4 metres Selwyn Avenue –extend from the roundabout south-west side – the remainder of eastwards to a point 2.5 metres east b. northern side (of the east to west b. south-west side – extend existing b. west side – between the southern that side to its junction with Manor arm) – between its junction with situated immediately south-east of kerb line of Bellamy Road southward of the west facing wall of outside. 61 Way to 66 PC Durban Road and the westernmost eastern kerb line of the entrance to for 8 metres ; (p) Hatherley Mews E17 – all sides north to south arm of Stow Crescent the Walthamstow Ambulance Station (c) Antlers Hill E4 – the northernmost (ee) Queens Drive E10 – (QUN) (q) Henry’s Avenue IG8 – south-east a. north-west side – remove all c. north-east and east side (of the in south-easterly direction by 16 north-west side – the remainder of side - between the south-west kerb westernmost north to south arm) metres that side line of Beechwood Drive and a point (d) Ashingdon Close E4 – the south 10 metres south-west of that said east side - between the eastern kerb kerb line line of Mapleton Road eastwards to (r) Higham Hill Road E17 (HHL) – a point in line with the south-west north-east side - extend existing Planning facing wall of No. 2 MAP; outside No. 160 south-eastwards to (e) Beechwood Drive IG8 – both sides the common boundary outside No. London Borough of Waltham Forest – between its junction with Montalt 158 and 160 HHL; Road and Henry’s Avenue south-east (s) Horsley Road E4 - both sides – Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990- Section 67 for a distance of 10 metres; between its junctions with Hortus NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following application affecting a building within a conservation area has been (f) Bellamy Road E4 – south side - Road and The Bracken southwards made to the Council between a point 2.1 metres east of for a distance of 4 metres south of the common boundary of Nos. 164 the northern boundary of No. 43 Application no: Applicant Name Site Address: and 166 Selwyn Avenue (SEL) and a Horsley Road 211572 C/O Agent Co-operative, 1 - 13 Station Road, Chingford, London, E4 7BJ point 2.2 metres west of the common (t) Hortus Road E4 (HOR) boundary of Nos. 154 and 156 SEL; a. The north side – between the west LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST (g) Blandford Crescent E4 (BLA) – facing wall of No. 20 HOR and its Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990- Section 67 south-easternmost arm junction with The Bracken a. south-east side, between a point in b. The south side – between a point in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following application affecting a Listed Building has been made to the Council. line with the north-east facing wall line with the innermost west facing Application no: Applicant Name Site Address: of No. 19 BLA and its south-western wall of No. 38 Horsley Road westward extremity to its junction with Horsley Road 211788 Applicant Thorpe Coombe Hospital, 714 forest Road, Walthamstow E17 3HP b. south-west side all (u) Hurst Avenue E4 (HUR) – 211797 Applicant Waltham Forest College, 707 Forest Road, Walthamstow, London, E17 4JB c. north-east side – measured a. western side – in straight line between its i. the remainder of that side between The applications are available to view on the following website: southwestern extremity north-east its junction with Priory Avenue and for a distance of 10.5 metres (line the common boundary of Nos. 49 https://builtenvironment.walthamforest.gov.uk/planning/index.html will curve to the end of the south- and 51 HUR; and Any views you would like to make for the above proposals, must be submitted in writing to the Council within 21 days of the westernmost arc); ii. the remainder of that side between date of this Notice. Due to the number of correspondences received by the Council relating to planning applications, it will (h) Chivers Road E4 (CHV) – its junction with Hurst Close and a not be possible to acknowledge or respond to your correspondences should you submit any. However, all views/comments a. the remainder of the west side point 5 metres south of the common received are fully considered during the assessment of the planning application. Please note that the planning file, including b. the whole northern extremity boundary of Nos. 1 and 3 HUR correspondence received for the application, are open to the public. c. the east side, between its northern b. eastern side – between the common Dated this day 2nd July 2021 extremity and the common boundary boundaries of Nos. 66 and 68 HUR Justin Carr of Nos. 42 and 44 CHV and Nos. 38 and 40 HUR Assistant Director – Development Management and Building Control (i) Connington Crescent E4 – (v) Leadale Avenue E4 (LEA) – north London Borough of Waltham Forest

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COMEDY IN THE SQUARE Special ‘flash mob’ dance performances in the fountain from Leaders Dance Academy. Sunday 8 August, (1pm and 3pm) Presenting partner: Curated by: AMAZING ART Join artist Sol Sato and local art students as they create And Here We Meet, over the weekend, to be hung in position from trees at the top of the Square.

Fellowship Square will be filled with laughter as our friends at Soho Theatre stage a one day takeover with free comedy workshops, a special Q&A session, and CURATED BY LOCAL MUSIC GURUS stand-up shows for all the family. LIVE Food and drink from local vendors: Pillars Brewery, Hanoi Ca Phe, Planet DJ SETS CONTINENTAL DRIFTS: Oeuf, Last Night a Vegan Saved My Life, La Gelatiera and Ruttle and Rowe. Seating is ‘picnic style’ on grassy slopes, so bring a rug. EMILY DUST & FRIENDS Lloyd Park resident, Radio 1 and 1 Xtra Dj Emily Dust and Friends will keep the market hopping on Saturday with a mix of forward-thinking club sounds. PROGRAMME: FEDZ & MOVUMIENTO 11:30AM-12:30PM TheatreMakers Taster Session: Two really great Djs covering the sounds of Latin Remix with amazing street A fun and interactive class for all ages. poetry and strong lyrical spoken Word by Fedz, will take to the decks on Sunday. 12:30PM Soho Theatre alumni Q&A: Discover the life of a professional comedian in a panel discussion with some of the best up-and-coming stand-ups who have come through Soho Theatre Labs. Visit 1:30PM Stand-up Taster Session: www.wfculture.co.uk/ An interactive class as Soho Theatre take you through exercises on how to conjure summer_season up material for life as a comedian. FOR MORE DETAILS ON 3PM-4PM LAFFUCCINO: THE FULL EVENT Local social enterprise Haven Coffee presents a matinee stage show featuring a FOR THOSE WITH PROGRAMME line-up of very talented comedians from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Mo Omar plays host to Arashk Farahani, Krzysia Bali, Selam Ammare, Lily Rose Grant WHEELCHAIRS and Stella Graham headlines. Free Entry. Turn-up on the day. Dedicated viewing space will be available for all cinema screenings 7PM-9:30PM Soho Theatre Presents: and comedy performances. A jam-packed show of comedy talent handpicked from Soho Theatre’s stages taking you late into the evening. TICKETED* There is limited blue-badge parking available on Farnan Avenue. Tickets* are strictly limited and cost £5 (with proceeds going to the WF mayor’s chosen charity). Book now at wfculture.co.uk/Soho_Comedy_In_The_Square Saturday 14 AugusT FELLOWSHIP FILMS OPEN AIR CINEMA SATURDAY 17 & SUNDAY 18 JULY Headline Partner: Countryside Properties plc FELLOWSHIP Curated by Stow Film Lounge #FELLOWSHIPFILMS FEAST MADE IN WALTHAM FOREST CRAFT MARKET SATURDAY 24 & SUNDAY 25 JULY Curated by Leyton&Stone Designers #WFCRAFTMARKET 12pm-5pm on Saturday 14 August The final weekend of the Summer Season concludes with a special multicultural feast for everyone, plus an opportunity to see the amazing SOHO THEATRE COMEDY IN THE SQUARE Heliosphere aerobatic performances first filmed at Fellowship Square’s SATURDAY 31 JULY opening ceremony. Bring a picnic blanket, take a spot on the grassy Presenting partner: ISG Curated by Soho Theatre slopes and tuck into a delicious selection of food and drink from across #COMEDYINTHESQUARE the borough including African Rose, Curry Cats, Jam Shack, Sweet Tooth, Sheebakes, and freshly ground coffee from Haven Coffee. Alternatively, WALTHAM FOREST FASHION MARKET bring your own picnic. SATURDAY 7 & SUNDAY 8 AUGUST Curated by Waltham Forest Fashion #WFFASHIONMARKET FELLOWSHIP FEAST: COMMUNITY PICNIC Face painting and crafting workshops SATURDAY 14 AUGUST For the little ones (and the young at heart!) with Go Wild Carnival.

AT A GLANCE AT #WFFEAST Cake decorating classes With Walthamstow’s Sheebakes. PLUS Live music Local buskers playing jazz and bluegrass. WRITE ACROSS WALTHAM FOREST POETRY TRAIL Partner: The Mall In association with the Royal Society of Literature HELIOSPHERE AEROBATICS Saturday 17 July to Tuesday 31 August First seen at Fellowship Square’s opening ceremony and film project “The Sky is Full of Gold”. AUDIO: SOUND GARDEN African beats and Colombian dance A 15 minute spatial audio installation from legendary electronic Presented by local Mbilla Arts’ African drummers and artist Max Cooper and young producers from Waltham Forest the Somos Chibchas dance group. Music Hub. Wednesday 21 July to Wednesday 25 August Meet our Connecting Communities team Presenting positive ways and means to interact and connect

with our community across the borough. ART: ‘DISTANT FELLOWSHIP’ By Studio Carrom Saturday 17 July to Sunday 15 August ART: ‘AND HERE WE MEET’ By Sol Sato for more details Visit: Saturday 7 August to Sunday 15 August DISPLAYS: FELLOWSHIP FOUNTAIN www.wfculture.co.uk#WFSUMMERSEASON Saturday 17 July onwards

With grateful thanks to our partners and supporters of the Summer Season programme Headline Partner Presenting Partner Partner Contributors: Fellowship Soho Theatre Comedy Write Across Adreena Leeanne, Continental Drifts, Connecting Communities, Fashion District, Films: in the Square: Waltham Forest: Go WildLife Carnival, Juma Harding-Dimmock, Khaled Hakim, Leaders Dance Academy, Lemzi, Leyton&Stone Designers, Max Cooper, Mbilla Arts, Mo Gallaccio, Patrick Evans, Paul McGrane, Rezia Halima Wahid MBE, Soho Theatre, Sol Sato, Somos Chibchas, Stow Film Lounge, Studio Carrom, The Barbican, The Museum of London, The Royal Society of Literature, The Waltham Forest Music Education Hub, The William Morris Gallery, Usman Khalid, Waltham Forest Fashion, Waltham Forest Muslim Culture Forum, X7eaven Performing Arts.

Summer Season programme is subject to change. Details correct at time of print.