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Your Council keeping residents informed Issue 216 26 November 2018 www.walthamforest.gov.uk @wfcouncil Building new opportunities n An new, innovative partnership is set to deliver cutting- edge construction training and technology to meet the London Borough of Culture, with youth at the fore See Page 6 needs of both traditional trades and new technologies

Good news for local residents, provider, who will ensure that the Waltham Forest Council has Centre continues to address crucial announced that Dudley College skills gaps in the sector; while of Technology will be taking over coming up with tailor-made solutions the Construction Training Centre for industry. in Leyton. The Centre Management The college is one of twenty partnership comes with Mayor’s outstanding further education Construction Academy Kitemark colleges in the UK and is considered status, which will enable the a national leader of training in council and the college to work modern methods of construction collaboratively with the Greater delivery including the use of virtual London Authority (GLA) on their reality, drone technology and construction training agenda. robotics. Deputy Mayor for Planning, This partnership with the college is Regeneration and Skills, Jules Pipe, crucial – one of the council’s priorities said: “By promoting the use of is building opportunities for our local virtual reality training courses, digital workforce, and the trades and skills technology and modern methods learnt in the Centre will ensure that of construction, the new centre will those in training are equipped to help realise the Mayor’s ambition to meet the demands on the industry. equip Londoners with up-to-date The council will actively engage skills employers need and create a with local residents on regeneration workforce capable of delivering more plans and ensuring that they are first homes in the future.” in line for new opportunities. They will Cllr Simon Miller, Waltham Forest’s be promoting ‘Construction and the Cabinet Member for Economic Young Advisor, Luke Doyley meets London Borough of Culture Director, Sam Hunt Built Environment’ as an industry and Growth and High Streets said: the value of the construction skill set “Dudley College of Technology residents can attain in the borough. presented an exciting programme of training delivery which will not only Dudley College will begin their The college will be working in activity and transformation to current benefit our residents and the local tenure as Centre Manager in More info partnership with Simian Risk – the Centre activity and demonstrated a economy, but the industry as a February 2019. walthamforest.gov/thinkwork UK’s largest scaffolding training history of high-quality and innovative whole.”

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From the Leader Cllr Clare Coghill

Young people within Waltham News couldn’t possibly cover tackling youth violence – they are Forest and taking the brilliant Forest are our future leaders. everything young people do to integral to positive change. We opportunity to be a Young Advisor They make up an integral voice make Waltham Forest the uniquely hope you find this issue valuable it to Waltham Forest Council, I know of the council and as part of a exciting, creative and diverse place was a privilege to bring it together our borough is full of talented, National Youth Takeover, we it is, but it touches upon some of with the youth of Waltham Forest creative, passionate, incredible, are showcasing how they are the stories and initiatives that are to inform and inspire all our young people who are ready to always at the forefront of key important to them, in their own residents, whatever age they are. change the world. decision making. words. Over now to one of our Young “From the Children in Care This month alone, Young Look out for the #WFTakeover Advisors, 19-year-old Roni Weir: Council, Care Leavers, Young Advisor to the council, 19-year-old stamp across the issue and on our “This Youth Takeover edition is a Advisors and the Youth Roni Weir chaired the Children social channels over the next few great initiative that has given young Independent Advisor Group to and Family Scrutiny Committee, weeks to join the conversation. people the platform to showcase young people making decisions young people shadowed council Young people also hold Waltham the amazing work they are doing and improvements every day – the members and 24-year-old Bilal Forest accountable for delivering in the borough and challenge work that young people are doing Boumediene co-chaired our on promises to support and a negative narrative that we so here is pivotal, innovative and set Cabinet meeting. improve their life chances. From often see playing out in the media. to change the future.” This edition of Waltham Forest the Children in Care Pledge, to Having grown up in Waltham

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Waltham Forest Council has Zone’ of businesses that pay on health and housing. the opportunities to flourish. The Careers Fair made ‘giving young people all their employees the London Young people will be at the heart council also pledged a new way of opportunities to flourish’ one Living Wage or above. There are of identifying these opportunities working: designing and delivering boost for of the four priority areas in now 18 accredited businesses and five of them have been the Life Chances programme in our action plan to improve life in the borough. The most recent recruited as a ‘Life Chances Task collaboration with young people, young people chances. business to come on board is the Force’ to support the Opportunity parents, schools and partners. Part of this plan – ‘Creating Tap Traproom, on Ravenswood Bank project. Work on the project Futures for Young People’ – industrial estate. This work has will begin this December. was published in September in been supported by local community Resources: response to the recommendations groups and campaigners. Earlier in Life Chances: Need to of the Life Chances Commission. November, the council organised a know anewdirection.org.uk/ From increasing the number of Living Wage Business Breakfast to The Life Chances Commission Helping young people play an apprenticeships available, to celebrate progress in the borough was set up in 2017 by Leader active part in the culture and ensuring careers advice is the and talk to new businesses Clare Coghill to investigate how heritage of the city. best it can be – it sets out a broad about the benefits of Living Wage young people’s life chances could range of projects to improve youth accreditation. The breakfast was be improved. The commission bigcreative.education/ opportunities. a joint effort between Waltham included experts from education Big Creative Education for Many of these projects are Forest Council, Living Wage UK and business backgrounds as well students aged 16 to 24-years- already underway and include both and local community groups St. as young people, and covered old who want to pursue a career the Borough of Culture Leadership Mary’s Church and Waltham Forest three stages of young life – early in music, media, gaming, events, programme and the recent careers Citizens UK. years, school and post school. film or performing arts. fair at the Town Hall. Later this year, In September 2018, the council At the Fair a new ‘Apprenticeships Strategy’ Young people will lead launched its action plan to boost slenky.me/hub/waltham- will set out how the council will our work to boost the life chances of young people: forest create more apprenticeships and opportunities ‘Creating Futures for Young A platform for young people More than 600 local young people, work experience placements One of the key initiatives in our People’. that works directly with brands many with their parents, met employers, around the borough. At the end of plan to improve Life Chances Actions focus across four priority and businesses to make training providers and colleges at a last month, there was also a ‘Think is the ‘Opportunity Bank’. The areas: ensuring every child gets opportunities accessible in one Careers Fair for Young People organised by the council on Tuesday 20 November. Work Summit’, to discuss how Opportunity Bank will give the best start in life, providing a space. Throughout the day, students from businesses can do more for young young people access to more good quality education for every secondary schools across the borough people and residents. information about job vacancies, child, supporting young people Read more about Life Chances visited the Assembly Hall in Forest Road, Waltham Forest Council is also work experience and traineeships, to be resilient, confident and at: bit.ly/2S5wt7y Walthamstow, to discuss their future working to create a ‘Living Wage apprenticeships, as well as advice healthy, and giving young people opportunities. There was information on apprenticeships, traineeships and further education courses, as well as details of jobs and volunteering opportunities in a wide range of businesses from arts to engineering and more. Among those in attendance were Big investment for opportunities Apprentice Solicitors from city-based, Eversheds Sutherland. Jennifer A £3.6 million creative working planes during World War One. It can be hired out for private events. Davies, who is in her second year of space, which will help to guide will be part of a new ‘Big Creative Alexis Michaelides, Managing her apprenticeship, said: “Eversheds disadvantaged young people into Village’ masterminded by Big Director at Big Creative Training, Sutherland is offering a degree level the creative industries, is due to Creative Education, a creative hub said: “The investments from Big apprenticeship leading to a career in law, open next week on Monday 3 at the heart of the Blackhorse Lane Issue Invest, GLA and Charity meaning you can graduate in law while December. regeneration area. Bank have helped us enormously being paid for working in the firm.” Following investment from the Creative Works asked local to achieve our mission to support It was also the first time at a Careers Greater London Authority (GLA), designers and makers to help them young people into creative careers. Fair for Young People for Diagnostic Charity Bank and Big Issue Invest furnish and decorate the space Unlike a commercial bank, our Radiographer, Nicki Gordon, who said: (BII), Creative Works, in Blackhorse preserving its unique character funders have been involved in “There is a national radiography day each year which focuses on young Lane, Walthamstow, will act as a whilst bringing in functionality. all aspects required to ensure a people already following radiography workspace for 100 creative industry Bespoke co-working desks, successful and sustainable business courses but with a national shortage of professionals and small to medium custom-built bay dividers and that will play an important role in radiographers we decided to see the employers. private offices have been designed promoting diversity within London’s level of interest among younger people. In turn, up to 100 young people to provide privacy, ample storage creative economy.” It’s an important career and there’s a James Salmon, Investment aged from 16 to 24-years-old from and flexibility. shortage so radiographers so you’re North and East London will be Additional features at Creative Director at Big Issue Invest, said: practically guaranteed to find work when offered apprenticeships, training, Works include a post-production “We know Alexis and his team will you qualify.” mentoring and practical support ‘sound cube’, a fully-equipped provide young people who would The council is committed to making provided by those using the space. digital training suite, a range of ordinarily find it near impossible sure careers information and advice is The aim is to provide those young high-specification meeting rooms to enter the creative industries a consistent and high quality across the people with the skills, knowledge and a boardroom equipped for vibrant space to learn and gather borough, as part of our priority to the and expertise needed to work in the video-conferencing that can also valuable on the job experience.” improve life chances of our residents. creative sector. be used for small events or training. Info: walthamforest.gov.uk/ Creative Works is in a refurbished ‘The Square’ event space will host CareersService 100-year-old building that Creative Works exciting programme More info Creative Works, a space to thrive developed engines for fighter of social and industry events and creativeworks.space 4 Youth takeover Youth violence in focus in Walthamstow. He is Head of do with mental health support and point blame but to assess where Safeguarding in Waltham Forest certain violent behaviors becoming there’s risk and opening up lines of and Newham at the Met Police. normalised.” communication is a priority for the Here, Kamahl sits in conversation Paul: “That’s why we’re working Met in Waltham Forest. with Paul to ask about the with partners – schools, councils, Kamahl: “A lot of young people work the Met are doing around health care providers to try and don’t want the stigma of police disenfranchisement, gang activity spot those vulnerabilities and young intervention. They’re in a desperate and youth violence in the borough. people who are more susceptible situation themselves, desensitized Kamahl: “Given the significant to violence. The traumatic effects of to their own identities and don’t cuts in police officers since 2010, being exposed to domestic violence have the guidance of a route to how are you ensuring that the Met for example, have a long-lasting follow.” achieves the right balance between impact. We work closely with Paul: “I had a supportive, safe suppressing youth violence and councils and social care providers upbringing so have to really work protecting young people who to offer ‘placement stability’ and to put myself in the place of those find themselves in positions of provide a more positive experience young people who don’t have that vulnerability?” for them.” network. I connect with colleagues Paul: “We work closely with our Kamahl: “There are a lot of on the front line who are trying to partners including Waltham Forest intervention points along the way engage with young people have Council and the NHS. We offer before a young person resorts to had adverse experiences and don’t post-traumatic interventions for life-changing violence. I think it’s want to communicate with police a young person who have been a multi-facetted response that’s and outreach services.” sexually or criminally exploited or needed. A lot of vulnerable young Kamahl: “I think everyone coerced – those who have been in people haven’t learnt respect has a role to play and keep this gangs. It’s not just good enough for for authority or fear of negative momentum going. My mum has us to move youth away from gangs. consequences. It’s a domino- said before, “It takes a village to Kamahl Sami-Miller and Supt Paul Clements It’s about supporting individual effect trauma that ripples through raise a child.” recovery – we take a ‘trauma- communities.” Paul: “Yes. In the here and now, informed’ approach.” Paul: “That’s a good point. There it takes a community to raise a Kamahl Sami-Miller, 22, from and English at Buckingham New Kamahl: “I think there are a are a small number of families that child. Communication and links Walthamstow, has been working University. He is interested in lot of mental health issues in have a disproportionate demand across services and communities with Waltham Forest Council acting and wants to work within young people and families that go on services – be that council or are crucial.” as a YIAG (Youth Independent politics at a local level to influence unchecked. The willpower not to do social so it’s right that we take a Advisory Group) member positive change in communities. something isn’t always to do with ‘think family’ approach to services since 2012. He studied Drama Supt Paul Clements also lives cuts and lack of resources. It’s to as a whole. We are not there to

In brief YIAG award wins The Hub opens The YIAG is intrinsic in the Khan, a 22-year-old YIAG member positive development of young won the charity LEAP Young On 26 October, Waltham Forest Council people – many with lived Leader award. He continues in his successfully launched their dedicated experience of youth violence – as efforts to affect change in young drop-in Hub for Care Leavers and a new leaders in the community using people, notably with an upcoming digitalised Care Leavers offer. To mark their awareness of issues that affect inspirational book that draws from the launch and celebrate of National Care young people in the borough. his experiences in prison. Leavers week, the council put on a range The YIAG are supported The YIAG’s highlight this year of activities to highlight what can be was the winning of another national expected from The Hub. It included young by the Waltham Forest Safer people taking part in courses at City Hall, Neighbourhood Board with funding award at the Young Advisors career and cooking workshops, a team- from the Mayor’s Office for Policing AGM (Annual General Meeting) building trip to Go-Karting plus lots more. and Crime. in Sheffield. They won ‘Best The Mayor of Waltham Forest Cllr Sally Wendy Baah, a 24-year-old YIAG Community project 2018’ for the Littlejohn cut the ribbon to declare the member said: “We create and work they do as a team and their opening of the new drop-in space for facilitate peer workshops at Pupil impact in the community – a huge care leavers and children in care. The Referral Units, Youth Offending achievement and testament to the Hub provides a safe environment for Teams and in schools. We also sit their hard work. young people living in care and leaving on strategic boards such as the care, to seek advice and support. The Stop and Search monitoring board drop-in space aims to enable young YIAGs celebrate their well-earned award and Community Scrutiny, where people to develop life skills, access we input our concerns and ideas training, and employment opportunities about how to improve life for young More info whilst building a support network within The Youth Independent Advisory in community safety issues to people in the borough.” Attend Jamal Khan’s book launch their peer group at a time when they may Group (YIAG) was founded in work together with Waltham The success of the YIAG has need extra support. Info: https://bit. here: http://bit.ly/2OTYa1j 2009. The group engages young Forest Council, police and the been recognised through many Follow the work of YIAG on twitter: ly/2DuSfNT people in the borough interested local community. awards. Last year, Jhanzab ‘Jamal’ @WFYIAG Issue 216 I 26 November 2018 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 5

Pull-outs from Who are the Children The Pledge survey In brief We promise to help you become independent and reach your ambitions Voices in in Care Council? 81 per cent of young people surveyed either agreed or Partnership The Children in Care Council The Pledge for Children experienced. The results highlighted strongly agreed with this are a group of young people in Care, one year on areas of The Pledge young people statement working for in care and care leavers who In October 2017, Waltham Forest saw as working well and those that meet regularly to support and Council signed up to the Pledge for needed more focus. We promise to help you feel and with represent the voice of children Children in Care. The Pledge was Cllr Grace Williams, Cabinet safe and be safe and young people in care and created with the Children in Care Member for Children and Young 91 per cent of young people young people care leavers in Waltham Forest. Council and The Voice and Influence People explained: “While the results surveyed either agreed or One Children in Care Council Service. of this Pledge to Children in Care strongly agreed with this Voices in Partnership (VIP) is a youth member said: “When we meet we This enabled the voice of looked survey are positive, we recognise statement engagement group that Waltham Forest Council Early Help services facilitate. discuss what Children’s Services do after children (LAC) to be heard that working closely with, and fully Young people who have been through well and not so well. We talk about in terms of what is important to representing the voice of LAC and We promise to make sure the criminal justice system on orders are ways social service could improve. them – how they could get the children in care is an on-going you feel listened to and invited to attend VIP sessions as part of I think it has increased the influence best possible support to help them conversation that we are committed understood their rehabilitation, to feel their voices are that young people have in decision- improve their life chances and reach to. The Youth Takeover edition 85 per cent of young people heard and to recognise that they have making” their full potential as they grow up. of Waltham Forest News is just a surveyed either agreed or power to change things for the better. The Children in Care Council This September, The Children in glimpse into a world of positive strongly agreed with this 18-year-old Sophie (not real name), had work closely with the Waltham Care Council worked with the Voice news stories that the young people statement an interest in law and was invited to do a Forest Council’s Voice and Influence and Influence Service to send out of Waltham Forest are making work placement. Here, as a young person Service to make sure the views of surveys to the entire looked-after happen for themselves – their We promise to understand who has been through the criminal children and young people have population. This was to find out integration into our future decision- you as an individual justice system, she explains the support direct input into how care services whether young people in Waltham making is vital.” 87 per cent of young people she received from VIP: are run. Forest felt the promises made in surveyed either agreed or “Being a part of the VIP group, has been The Pledge were actually what they strongly agreed with this very helpful and through the VIP group I statement received a huge amount of support from Sherry Davis, the Consultation Manager in Early Help and my mentor. We took part in life skills projects that included Young people at the teaching young people how to budget Making it work: when we had the task to redesign the Early Help reception. heart of decision-making “The VIP group was able to link me with Style On Them the Mayor of London’s Peer Outreach Team, a group of young people across the capital who help influence the Mayor’s Alongside a care leaver’s offer passionate about.” policies. This gave me a focus to learn that includes a dedicated drop- SOT are now based online and be a part of amazing events, where in hub and digitised services and also run several pop-up I’m able to give not just my own but also to support and improve care stores around the UK. The brand other young people’s views and for our leavers’ life chances, Waltham is currently in the process of voices to be heard. Forest Council is keen to launching a bespoke concept, “Through the VIP group, Sherry also recognise and celebrate local making it the first streetwear brand introduced me to Generation Success, youth success stories. to offer a completely made-to- an organisation that connects young We spoke to local entrepreneur measure service on tracksuits. people from disadvantaged backgrounds Benny Zahid, who alongside friend to advisors from various professional Bilal seated next to Cllr Clare Coghill in Cabinet and business partner, Kyle Bennett, industries. designed and launched a clothing “By going to Generation Success, it line, ‘Style On Them’ (SOT) in 2015. allowed me to learn from successful As part of National Youth Thursday 15 November. Benny said: “The brand focusses people in the law field, where they Takeover, Waltham Forest Bilal Boumediene, from Waltham on outstanding quality and attention offered me work experience and various Council hosted a range of Forest said: “I am passionate about to detail. It also has a positive root tips to help build my confidence and events showcasing how the inspiring, teaching and educating message as it was founded by my support my future career aspirations.” voice of local young people is by giving back to young people friend Kyle, and I when we were The VIP group will be widening their remit at the forefront of key decision within Waltham Forest, and helping caught in negative cycles and gang to include young people aged from 14 to making. Young people from a to shape decisions which will activity. We started SOT to move 19-years-old to be involved with Early range of backgrounds delivered impact them. It was an amazing away from that lifestyle and inspire Help services in 2019. For more info workshops, 19-year-old Roni experience to be able to co-chair people in similar circumstances contact: Sherry.Davis@walthamforest. gov.uk Weir chaired the Children and cabinet with Cllr Clare Coghill and to do the same. SOT’s ethos as Founders of Style On Them, Family Scrutiny Committee and learn more about how decisions a brand is about giving back to Benny Zahid and Kyle Bennet young people shadowed senior are made within Waltham Forest. the youth alongside our growth members of the council as well As a young person, it’s important to through our community-inclusive as co-chairing senior meetings, see everyone working together to projects. Our projects include such as Cabinet. improve things in the borough for entrepreneurship workshops and More info Cabinet members and the the next generation, and bring the one-to-one youth mentoring with Order a custom handmade tracksuit Council Leader, Cllr Clare Coghill voice of youth to the centre of the founders and our creative network by contacting: welcomed 24-year-old Bilal council.” to help them build platforms to [email protected] Info: styleonthem.com/bespoke Boumediene to co-chair Cabinet on surface and promote areas they’re Social channels: @styleonthem 6 wfculture19.co.uk Luke Doyley meets Sam Hunt Young Advisor, Luke Doyley was amount of time between winning the through the individual events – for living cultural legacy, again details integral to that – they’re absolutely part of delegation group that bid for London Borough of Culture instance the open call from Addictive will be released through our various welcome. One Hoe Street is not consulted on and delivered the and now launching the programme, TV looking for musicians and channels.” just a place to get info on what’s bid to be the first ever London the entire team have been all out on performers for the opening event or Luke: I’ve seen you have a new happening but very much a Borough of Culture to City Hall ensuring next year is as good as is by volunteering to become one of London Borough of Culture office at community space. Members of the back in December 2017. it can be. It’s a real privilege working our Legends of The Forest. Make One Hoe Street – young people have London Borough of Culture team will As well as acting as a Young on a project like this in Waltham sure you’re signed up to all our social said it could’ve been a youth club be there every Wednesday afternoon Advisor to Waltham Forest Council, Forest – from our team to artists channels, mailing lists and keep an – can the public, particularly young from 1pm to 5pm and we’d love to the 20-year-old is a local performer – to communities and individuals we eye on the website to find out more. people access it in any way? chat about how the space can be most recently performing with peers meet, everyone seems excited about “Beyond performing or Sam: “It’s designed to be a hub used by young people – and indeed at the HighTide Festival ‘Stars over next year and it’s our responsibility volunteering, we have also for the year and young people are anyone who’s interested.” the Forest’ event in September of to ensure we get as many people committed to help develop 100 this year. In May of this year, Young involved as possible and make good individuals as the next generation of Advisor Luke was on the interview on all the promises made.” cultural leaders. This will be through More info panel to recruit the new London Luke: Back at your interview I key work placements, mentoring See what events have been announced for the year so far: Borough of Culture 2019 Creative asked if young people would be and professional development. It’s wfculture19.co.uk/2019highlights Director, Sam Hunt. included in the London Borough of an initiative designed to help ensure Follow Luke Doyley as an artist: @lukenovember on Instagram and youtube. Luke said: “I remember Sam being Culture. Do you think young people that 2019 is just the beginning of a Twitter: @lukenovember97 confident at the interview; he was do feel included in the programme talking about how he’d done similar now and how have you made them work in other areas. I asked him if feel included? his heart would be in it for young Sam: “Almost every project or people and he replied that young artist commission we’re helping people were a key part of the London make happen is designed to be Borough of Culture bid. It would be co-created with communities and one of his main aims for us to be individuals of Waltham Forest – included and a primary objective of young people make up a creative the project.” force that’s vital to our success.” Since then, the ‘Legends of the Luke: How will you create Forest’ volunteer programme has platforms for young people to pursue been launched and at the end of their dreams? October, the first acts of the Waltham Sam: “A lot of this is about Forest programme were announced. ensuring everyone in Waltham Forest Luke met up with Sam again to can find opportunities that resonate discuss the progress so far: with their own lives and aspirations. Luke: Hi Sam, so how’s everything If a young person has a particular been going since I last saw you? interest in a career in arts and culture Sam: “Hi Luke, things have been or they are an artist, like yourself, going at 100 miles per hour in a there will be loads of opportunities Sam and Luke in conversation really good way – it’s such a short to get involved. That might be Young people tell their story

be leading the Youth Work and from RAW Academy and Catalyst of participants telling and re- Coaching sessions for EastSide in Communities join forces with writing their own life stories. My Story explains: “All change begins celebrity mentors from the area sister, Producer and Director in the mind and our programme including Talvin Singh, Harris Clare Lockhart, then put together stimulates this process – enabling Dickinson and Sir Matthew Bourne. a proposal for the project to be new stories to be written and Robin said: “I have been involved filmed as a documentary. We want new roles adopted, on stage and in Youth Work for over 20 years and to collaborate, bringing our skills

EastSide Story will bring the voice of Waltham Forest’s youth to the fore in life. Performers can practice have seen many changes both in together to give young people in the different emotions and feel how how society views and treats young borough a voice and a means to they change. The performance and people and also in how young work positively with the challenges EastSide Story will unite young musical. creative elements of this project people view themselves. We all see they face, re-writing their futures people from two Waltham Forest Beyond being an outlet for also provide a much needed outlet the terrible headlines about gun with their own EastSide Story.” estates to tell their own stories artistic expression, this project will for young people to express their and knife violence and the serious EastSide Story will work with in their own words and be filmed use Transformational Youth Work, feelings through art.” issues around gangs, but some 14 to 19-year-olds from Chingford for a major documentary during Coaching and Performing Arts EastSide Story will be both a of the stories are misleading. Why Hall and Priory Court Estates,with the London Borough of Culture workshops to shed light on the documentary film and year-long always focus on the negative? I more broadcasting details to be 2019 year. many talents of local young people, engagement programme featuring wanted to do something positive released in the new year. If you are A group of 14 to 19-year-olds enabling them to share their stories a number of leading artists from in my own borough with RAW a young person who would like to from Priory Court and Chingford and develop new ways of looking at Waltham Forest, who will return Academy to bring youth work be involved or work with suitable Hall estates will create a brand new the challenges they face. to where they were brought up to and stage performance together participants, please email: performance, drawing loosely on Robin Lockhart, Founder of inspire the next generation. The in a force for good for our young [email protected] elements from the West Side Story Catalyst In Communities, who will project will see leading specialists people. I came up with the idea #wfculture19 Issue 216 I 26 November 2018 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 7 Addictive TV collaborate In brief Investing in with local musicians the future Addictive TV have recorded around Addictive TV’s Graham Daniels said: 40 local musicians – from guitarists “I’ve lived in Leyton most of my life of creative and steel pan drummers to and it’s been really exciting to witness percussionists and cellists – to create the transformation here, especially industries a dynamic audio-visual installation since the Olympics, and now this to be projected on the Town Hall. can only increase. Mark and I are stoked to be creating this piece for “I’ve lived in the opening weekend, recording and digitally sampling so many local Leyton most artists; it’s really great to make these of my life and connections. “Our on-going project ‘Orchestra it’s been really of Samples’ is about bringing people Creative United investing in the exciting to together. We create new music by Blackhorse Lane area sampling musicians we’ve filmed witness the around the world in the last ten Creative United has been awarded a years – over 200 now in more than contract by the Business Growth Team Artist duo Addictive TV with musicians Dia Gomis and transformation Benjamin Racionzer at One Hoe Street 30 countries – and it’s fantastic to at Waltham Forest Council to deliver here, especially inject a healthy dose of Waltham a business support programme to Forest talent into the mix. Orchestra businesses in Blackhorse Lane. Set to One Hoe Street, Waltham collaborating to create ‘Welcome to since the of Samples, being such a global benefit will be artists, makers, designers, Forest’s London Borough of the Forest’, the opening event for Olympics, and venture, makes this commission a producers, arts organisations and music Culture hub for public events, London Borough of Culture from 11 fantastic opportunity to bring a truly companies, coinciding with the borough’s networking and exhibitions, to 13 January 2019. Taking place now this can only international project home.” year as the first London Borough of opened last month and is over three locations, the Town Hall Culture in 2019. already a hive of creativity. will be transformed into a high octane increase.” Recognising the significant growth in Earlier this month innovative audio-visual spectacle, Forest Road creative businesses in an area described electronic duo Addictive TV took will become a neon-lit winter carnival The duo are composing music by More info by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, Find out more about London over the building for a day of leading people to Lloyd Park, where sampling the rich and diverse talent as a “forgotten gem”, the Greater Borough of Culture’s free epic London Authority-funded programme collaboration with local musicians. an epic light installation will transform they’ve filmed from across Waltham opening event ‘Welcome to the will focus on the communities based at Addictive TV are one of a the familiar into the fantastical. Forest. Forest’ at wfculture19.co.uk/ Switchboard Studios, Yonder, Blackhorse number of world-renowned artists Over the past two months, Commenting on the project, welcometotheforest Workshop, Blackhorse Atelier and Gnome House. The programme will offer free courses of workshops, networking events and one-to-one support to enable entrepreneurs, artists and cultural enterprises to fulfil their potential for Coming up at One Hoe Street growth and impact. Businesses will be able to apply for a place on the programme from December relax, meet other local people, and drama into one space for little Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) One Hoe Street is a space where 2018, with the first cohort embarking on work on your latest project. people to enjoy and learn to express electrified music fans everywhere. you can discover more about their course of business support in spring themselves creatively. Free to In his dazzling new book, Chamber the London Borough of Culture 2019. Soup, water, bread in attend, just turn up. Music, Will Ashon tells how this 2019 programme, share ideas, Cllr Simon Miller, Lead Member for collaboration with the extraordinary album came to be. and network. It is open every Economic Growth and High Streets, said: Drawing Shed One-off events to inspire This event is ticketed for over 18s Tuesday to Sunday and the team “This is a fantastic opportunity for local On the second Saturday of and engage only. would love as many residents every month, 12 noon to 2pm, businesses in Blackhorse Lane, an area as possible to come and get all are invited to this organic and Walthamstow Rock ‘n’ Roll Paekakariki Press Presents where the creative industries are thriving. We are committed to keep, seed and involved. Here is what to expect collaborative event. Inspired by Book Club Saturday 15 December grow local businesses in the borough in the next few weeks: the generosity of artists across the Thursday 29 November, This workshop gives you the and are delighted to partner with Creative world, the drawing shed is kicking 7pm-10pm opportunity to construct and print United to deliver this free programme Regular events off a monthly artist-led soup kitchen Kevin Cummins talks about small keepsakes of your own that will really make a difference. As we to share conversations about art, Morrissey, the subject of his latest designs with materials supplied by Hot desking with the approach 2019 and our year as the first culture and community. Free to photo book, Palely Loitering, Paekakariki Press. Free to attend, Culture Team London Borough of Culture, we want to attend, just turn up. With thanks: accompanied by local DJs. This just turn up. Every Wednesday afternoon, Organiclea Veg Box Scheme, Today event is ticketed for over 18s only. make sure local businesses can take you are invited to work alongside Bread and AirSpace Gallery for advantage of the spotlight shone on us. members of the Culture Team. It is Artist Soup Kitchen. Walthamstow Rock ‘n’ Roll More info This programme will give creative and an open space for networking, a Book Club You can find the building at One cultural entrepreneurs the opportunity to free work space for artists and all Hoe St, Walthamstow, London do so.” Bong-a-long: Something Thursday 6 December, E17 4SD. If you are interested cultural practitioners in the borough. for the kids 7pm-10.30pm in using the space for your own Interested creative businesses can Every Friday morning is ‘Bong- Twenty-five years ago an album was event, email onehoestreet@ sign up to Creative United’s mailing Open space for everyone a-long’ from 11am to 12 noon. released that changed the world. walthamforest.gov.uk list and receive the latest news about All day every Thursday it will be a This is a creative class that brings The complexity, range, humour, Find out more at wfculture19. its launch in December 2018 and the space for you to come and network, movement, singing, dance and musicality, power and reach of com/onehoestreet application process: bit.ly/culbwf2018 8 Youth takeover In brief Young Advisors recruit next gen Abdur-Raheem Modan (AR) is about change. Most recently, I have FREE 17-years-old. He first applied been part of a project focussing on More info to be a YA (Young Advisor) mental health services for young You can find AR’s books onamazon.co.uk (search Abdur Raheem). You can learn more about the work of the YAs on twitter @wfyoungadvisors or here December three years ago and has been people – the Youth Mental Health youngadvisors.org.uk helping to shortlist hundreds of Ambassadors (YMHA) programme. parking applicants down to just 15 people A group of Young Advisors (and the Shoppers in Waltham Forest will be in a fresh round of YA recruitment Youth Independent Advisory Group entitled to two hours’ free parking this autumn. (YIAG) our sister group, received in public carparks on Saturdays and He said: “What I have always accredited training and worked to Sundays in the run up to Christmas, with valued about the YA process is collect and compile youth awareness Thursdays being free to park between that it distinguishes between being and opinion of mental health 3pm to 5pm. The free parking offer heard and being listened to. Our services. It has been a success and I applies between Thursday 15 November recruitment process is a great have loved working on it.” to Monday 31 December 2018. example. Current YAs decide who During the festive season visitors are should be offered the roles. We go more likely to shop for gifts and large, “What I have through all the applications, lead bulky items. The free parking offer the interviews and the final decision enables them to spend more time always valued process.” enjoying the great shopping centres and Aside from being a YA to Waltham about the YA restaurants in Waltham Forest. Forest Council, AR is a published The car parks included in the scheme process is that are Bedford Road, High Street, Linford writer and a project coordinator Road, Mission Grove and Brandon for an initiative called ABLEities, it distinguishes Road in Walthamstow; Church Lane in where he works on video and digital between being Leytonstone; Stanley Road in Leyton; campaigns that raise awareness of and Hall Lane and Richmond Road in living with disabilities. AR explains heard and being Chingford. that becoming a YA has been one of the most positive experiences of listened to.” his life. He said: “Throughout my time in the role, I have worked closely with A chance to stock up on health services – as a patient and your local high street user of many different ones, I value being able to feedback and bring Young Advisor, AR

CHRISTMAS AT THE TOWN HALL Join us and special guests East 17 for a festive evening at Waltham Forest Town Hall, riday November pm

Don’t miss our free Christmas family event including indoor gifts and craft fair featuring local traders, food & drink stalls, guided tours of the historic building, Christmas light switch-on, meet Father Christmas, live entertainment and much more!

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Follow us on Issue 216 I 26 November 2018 9 Regeneration www.walthamforest.gov.uk From redundant rooms In brief Replacement to family homes wheelie bin

Two new family homes have while a similar community room at Cllr Louise Mitchell said: “Neither of than building new homes and is charges been created from community Wyatts Lane in Walthamstow has the rooms had been used for many a useful strand to our housing Starting Wednesday 14 November there rooms that have not been used been converted into a two-bedroom years and the conversion proposals development strategy.” will be a £20 charge for ordering a for more than five years. family home for three people. were only agreed after extensive local The work to both buildings was replacement wheelie bin. This will apply A single storey community room In both cases, an extra storey has consultation. This is part of our drive completed to a high standard by the to black refuse bins, green recycling at Yardley Lane, Chingford, has not been added to the existing building to provide new housing for people on Aston Group as part of a programme bins and brown food and garden waste been used for 10 years and is now which has been modernised to meet the council’s waiting list. Converting of five such conversions across the wheelie bins. a three-bedroom family home which current standards. buildings that we no longer need is borough. The charge will cover the cost of the will provide a home for five people Cabinet Member for Housing, usually quicker and much cheaper bin administration and delivery, and will allow the council to continue delivering weekly waste and recycling collections, which we know residents value. Each property is entitled to have one black refuse bin. The council is encouraging residents to recycle their waste – if you wish to order more than one green recycling or brown food and garden waste bin you may do so. You can order a replacement bin by visiting the council’s website. Here you can also find out about bin charges in the frequently asked questions section: bit.ly/2Gn2qnd

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W A L T H A M S T O W SANTA DASH A 5K run, walk or jog with Santa Suit, mince pie and special souvenir Santa medal - all for just £10! Saturday 1 December 2018, 10.30am Waltham Forest Town Hall, Forest Rd, London E17 4JF

Places limited, enter online at www.theraceorganiser.com 10 News Emergency services and council tackling road safety

Emergency services and road theme the council’s Road Safety reduced traffic on local roads to safety officers held a roadshow Team also gave away lights and prevent motorists using what should last week to recognise Road reflective items to cyclists travelling be quiet residential roads as a cut Safety Week. through along hotspots like Ruckholt through. We’re now enforcing against An event held in Walthamstow Road and Lea Bridge Road. the abuse of this new infrastructure, Town Square Gardens on Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy Leader as well as reducing speed limits on Wednesday 21 November saw and Cabinet Member for the the borough’s main roads because residents and visitors to the square Environment, said: “It is vital that we all know that if everyone travels learn how paramedics, firefighters everyone takes responsibility for not slower then we all have more time to and police respond to road traffic only their own safety, but the safety react to prevent a serious accident.” collisions. School children also of all road users, when travelling. We The new speed limit of 20mph will attended the event where they could have been working hard to improve be introduced on main roads, as well get a better understanding of lorry the borough’s roads so that they as stepping up parking enforcement drivers’ blind spots by getting inside are safe for everyone, especially the on newly constructed cycle lanes a driver’s cab and learn more about most vulnerable, pedestrians and following growing concerns from the road improvements that have cyclists. In recent years as well as residents. been introduced across the borough installing new cycle lanes, we’ve Mayor Cllr Sally Littlejohn with schoolchildren, emergency in recent years. also built more formal pedestrian More info services and council officers at the road safety roadshow In line with this year’s Bike Smart road crossings, better junctions and bit.ly/2OUBM7X Health risks from sleeping rough: How to get help for those in need

Rough sleepers do not just face area – especially as winter starts to details of the times you have seen service. In serious cases, where discrimination and discomfort on “No-one should draw in.” them at that location, and any other you are worried that the person is in a daily basis – they are more likely have to go The free StreetLink app is available information you can share that will immediate risk or danger, please call to suffer from physical and mental for Apple and Android devices. To help to identify them. 999 straight away. health issues which can be without medical share concerns about someone in StreetLink will then share the exacerbated by life on the streets, need of help, please try and provide information with local services, and More info but are conversely less likely care in the UK this as much detail as you can via the if requested they can also update Streetlink app for Android phones: to access health and support day and age, no app – including the specific location you as the referrer after 14 days. bit.ly/WFStreetLink_Android services when they need them. of where the person is bedded down, StreetLink is not an emergency Streetlink app for Apple phones: bit.ly/WFStreetLink_Apple A person may sleep rough as a matter what their result of poor health. This means circumstances certain problems, particularly mental health issues, substance misuse and are. We work alcohol dependency, are much more prevalent among rough sleepers. closely with Evidence suggests many rough StreetLink to sleepers have more than one of these health needs. connect rough Rough sleepers are also more sleepers with likely to suffer problems in accessing health care and prevention services. support services As homelessness status is not usually when they need recorded by health care services it can be difficult to get exact figures of them most.” those in need. Cllr Naheed Asghar, Cabinet with StreetLink to connect rough Member for Public Health and sleepers with support services when Voluntary Sector Partnerships, they need them most. I urge Waltham said: “No-one should have to go Forest residents to download the without medical care in the UK this StreetLink app for their smartphones day and age, no matter what their and keep an eye out for rough St Mungo’s outreach teams support people away from rough sleeping circumstances are. We work closely sleepers who may be in need in your Issue 216 I 26 November 2018 11 What’s On www.walthamforest.gov.uk

Entry 50p and free for children. Info: E17 Designers Wednesday 5 Clubs and 07582 355271 Christmas Market Council December Sunday 2 Dec, 2.30pm–5.30pm and Communities Scrutiny Committee, 7.30pm events Waltham Forest Saturday 8 Dec, 10.30am–3.30pm Meetings Community Choir’s Waltham Forest Community Hub (Asian Disability Art and Candlelit Christmas Centre), 18a Orford Road, E17 9LN Monday 26 November Community Painting classes Concert Shop local with over 30 designer makers: Waltham Forest Safer Neighbourhoods Monday 17 December, 8pm (doors open plus music, tea and cake and Christmas Board, 7pm Tuesday 1.30p–-3.30pm and Wednesday Ward forums at 7.45pm) puddings with Suzie Cakes. 11am–12 midday St Mary’s Church, Church End, E17 9RJ Tuesday 27 November Waltham Forest Disability Resource Centre, Free entry. Wednesday Come and join us in a very festive Pension Fund Committee, 7pm 90 Crownfield Road, Leytonstone E15 2BG 5 December programme of Christmas Carols and Paint, draw and have fun with colour and Dance Happy at Lea Bridge Community Ward Forum, readings. There will be a retiring collection Wednesday 28 textiles at our weekly tutored art sessions, Waltham Forest 6.30pm–8.30pm and refreshments will be available November whether you’re a total beginner or already Disability Resource Lea Bridge Library, 382 Lea Bridge Road, Email: [email protected] Neighbourhoods Scrutiny Committee, enjoy doing art. We welcome disabled people, E10 7HU or phone 07954 740745 Website: Centre 7.30pm older people, people with learning difficulties Fun dance moves on Mondays singwithus.net and people with long-term health conditions. 1.30–2.30pm Tuesday 4 December Cost: £3 per session. Info: p.stanley@ Zumba on Wednesdays 11am–12 Planning Committee, 7pm wfdrc.org.uk or 020 8534 1589 Riverley Primary 90 Crownfield Rd, E15 2BG (entrance in School Christmas Fair Amethyst Rd) Samaritans of Waltham Saturday 8 December 11am–4pm Our inclusive sessions are a really fun way to Forest Christmas Craft Park Road, Leyton E10 7BZ get physically active. We especially welcome Have a community Fair Festive stalls, Christmas crafts, Santa’s disabled people, older people and those grotto and more. Free entry. Sunday Dec, 2pm–5pm recuperating from illness or living with long- Orford House Social Club, 73 Orford Rd, term health conditions (e.g. diabetes, heart submission? Monthly Sunday condition). Cost: £3 session E17 9QZ Market at The Limes Start your Christmas shopping and get into Info: 020 8534 1589 or Email your event details to: the festive spirit. Lots of stalls, vintage finds, Community and [email protected] mulled wine, festive cakes and more. Children’s Centre walthamforestnews@walthamforest. Sunday 9 Dec, 12 midday–3pm Entry £1 Craft club for gov.uk The Limes, 6 Somers Road, London pensioners E17 6RX Monday afternoon, usually 4pm–7pm St Anne’s Church Stalls selling things made by our young Free internet access is available at all libraries in Christmas Bazaar (during school holidays 1pm–4pm) people with disabilities and also local Unity Hall, corner of Bramley Close Oakfield Thurs Nov 29 2pm–5pm, Sat Dec 1 the borough. guest market stalls. There will be a lovely road, Higham Hill, Walthamstow 10am–4pm, homemade food, mince pies, a raffle and Painting, card making, knitting, sewing, St Anne’s church Centre, 200 Larkshall The deadline for 10 December 2018 edition is live music. Come down and support our jewellery and silk painting. All welcome. Road, E4 6NP wonderful charity and bag yourself some £2 donation per session includes Wednesday 29 November Gifts, games, raffle, refreshments and Father lovely homemade gifts and food. refreshments. Info: Julie 0208 527 1454 Christmas.

Become a WALTHAM FOREST carer

Please come along to our Fostering Information Evening to fi nd out more about the application process and to hear from an experienced foster parent and a young person who has grown up in foster care. Waltham Forest Town Hall, Forest Road, £467 E17 4JF, Tuesday 4 December 2018, 6.30pm

or more formato lease vst www.fosteringwalthamforest.co.uk 12 Public notices

of Nos 174/172 & 170/172 In front of E11, Garner Road E17, Granleigh Road E11, west for 1.2 metres. 174/172 Victoria Road E17 and Wadley Road E11 are 3. Copies of the Orders, which will come X. Wragby Road (CHE) E11 deferred until further notice; and at a future into operation from 26th November Planning Overlapping the border of Nos. 34/36 date, will either be made as either previously 2018 and other relevant documents can XI. Malvern Road (LSS) E11 Directly in front proposed, amended or abandoned. be inspected during normal office hours of No 96 3. Copies of the Orders, which will come on Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the XII. Leslie Road (CF) E11 From the border of into operation from 26th November expiration of a period of 6 weeks from that No. 118 / 120 in front of 120 2018 and other relevant documents can date, at: (a) The Information Desk, Town Hall, London Borough of Waltham Forest Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation XIII. Millais Road (LSN) E11 From the border be inspected during normal office hours Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) Low Areas) Act 1990- Section 67. Notice is Hereby Given that the following application of No. 22 / 24 in front of 24 & From the on Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. affecting a building within a conservation area has been made to the Council. border of Nos. 134 / 132 in front of no expiration of a period of 6 weeks from that 4. Any person desiring to question the 183299 C/O Agent 257 Hainault Road, Construction of dormer roof extension 132 (x2 hangars) date, at: (a) The Information Desk, Town Hall, validity of any of the Orders or of any Leytonstone, London to main rear roof(with French doors and XIV. Penrhyn Crescent (BP) E17 To the of Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) Low provision contained therein on the grounds safety railings)and roof extension to side of No 413 Chingford Road Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. that it is not within the relevant powers of two storey rear outrigger, together with XV. Chandos Avenue (LPE) E17 outside the 4. Any person desiring to question the the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or that installation of four roof lights to front roof. flank wall of No. 96 Chingford Road. validity of any of the Orders or of any any of the relevant requirements thereof or XVI. Douglas Avenue (BP) E17 From the provision contained therein on the grounds of any relevant regulations made thereunder 183209 C/O Agent 9 Tamworth Avenue, Construction of two storey side extension border of 96 / 98 in front of 98 & From that it is not within the relevant powers of has not been complied with in relation to the Woodford Green, and part one, part two storey rear the border of 20 / 22 in front of No. 22 the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or that Orders may, within six weeks of the making IG8 9RF extension. XVII. Spencer Road (FR) E17 From the any of the relevant requirements thereof or of the Orders, make application for the The applications are available to view on the following website: https://www. border of No. 53 in front of the alleyway. of any relevant regulations made thereunder purpose to the High Court. walthamforest.gov.uk/content/search-planning-applications XVIII. Spruce Hills Road (FR) E17 From the has not been complied with in relation to the Dated 26th November 2018 Any views you would like to make for the above proposals, must be submitted in border of Nos. 52 /54 in front of No. 54 Orders may, within six weeks of the making Mr. K. Valavan, Director of highways and writing to the Council within 21 days of the date of this letter. Due to the number XIX. Barclay Road (SBn) E17 of the Orders, make application for the Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods of correspondence (letters, emails etc) received by the Council relating to planning Overlapping the border of No. 125 / 127 purpose to the High Court. Directorate, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, applications, it will not be possible to acknowledge or respond to your correspondences XX. Shernhall Street (WSS) E17 first bay Dated 26th November 2018 E10 7AS should you submit any. However, all views/comments received are fully considered directly outside St Marks House Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and during the assessment of the planning application. Please note that the planning XXI. Brookfield Avenue (WSS) E17 In Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM file, including correspondence received for the application,are open to the public. Brookfield Ave entrance to block 1-15 Directorate, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, FOREST Dated this day 26th November 2018 Adrian Harding Head of Development XXII. Church Lane (SBn) E17 In church E10 7AS. ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – Management and Building Control London Borough of Waltham Forest Lane outside block 85-95 SECTION 6 and 45 XXIII. Church Hill Road (WSN) E17 Directly in LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM LEA BRIDGE ROAD SECTION C front of the garages adjacent to No. 46 FOREST ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION AMENDMENTS – WHITNEY ROAD E10 CHANGES TO EXISTING PARKING Church Hill Road. ACT 1984 – SECTION 6 (T46(18)) Press PLACES IN CONTROLLED PARKING XXIV. Evelyn Road (WSS) E17 From border ST EGBERTS WAY AND HUNGERDOWN EXTENSION OF POINT CLOSURE AND ZONES (CPZ) (Note: This notice is about of Nos. 38 /40 in front of 40 E4 – DOUBLE YELLOW LINE “AT WAITING RESTRICTIONS - REMOVAL Statement reducing the length of certain parking XXV. Ferndale Avenue (WSS) E17 From ANY TIME” WAITING RESTRICTIONS OF SHORT STAY PARKING - LOADING places in the roads described below border of No. 1 to side of 45 Raglan (T43(18)) RESTRICTIONS so as to allow for the installation of Road The Waltham Forest (Free Parking The Waltham Forest (Charged-For McCarthy & Stone Retirement secure bicycle parking structures XXVI. Maynard Road (SBn) E17 From the Places, Loading Places and Waiting, Parking Places) (Amendment No. 137) Lifestyles Ltd have appealed against instead.) (T42(18)) border of Nos.122/120, in front of 120 Loading and Stopping Restrictions) Order 2018 the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s The Waltham Forest (Charged-For & From the border of Nos. 26 / 28, in (Amendment No. 170) Order 2018 The Waltham Forest (Free Parking decision for Demolition of existing Care Parking Places) (Amendment No. 136) front of No. 28 (x2 hangars) 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Places, Loading Places and Waiting, Home and construction of part single, part Order 2018 XXVII. Epsom Road (AM) E10 To the side of the London Borough of Waltham Forest Loading and Stopping Restrictions) two and part three storey building to provide The Waltham Forest (Free Parking No. 30 (hereinafter named “the Council”) on (Amendment No. 171) Order 2018 a total of 33 self-contained apartments (Use Places, Loading Places and Waiting, XXVIII. Brunswick Road (GGN) E10 26th November 2018 made the above- The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Class C3), including associated communal Loading and Stopping Restrictions) From the border of no 29 / 31 & 33 mentioned Order under sections 6 and 124 Routes) (Lea Bridge region No. 2) facilities, car parking and soft and hard (Amendment No. 169) Order 2018 / 35, in front of 33 / 35 & From the of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road (Amendment No. 1) Traffic Order 2018 landscaping. 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the border of no 118 / 120 & 122 / 124, in Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended. 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the At 24 Gordon Road London, E4 6BU Council of the London Borough of Waltham front of Nos. 118 / 120 (x2 hangars) 2. The general effect of the Order will be Council of the London Borough of Waltham An Inquiry is to be held on Wednesday 23 Forest on 26th November 2018 made the XXIX. Murchison Road (GGE) E10 From the to introduce double yellow lines “at any Forest (the Council) on 26th November January 2019 at 10am at the Town Hall, above-mentioned Orders under sections border of Nos. 64 / 62 in front of 62 time” waiting restrictions: 2018 made the above-mentioned Orders Forest Road, Walthamstow, London E17 6, 45, 46, 49 and 124 of and Part IV of XXX. Richmond Road (GGE) E11 From the (a) on all sides of St. Egberts Way under sections 6 and 45 and 124 of and 4JF. An independent Planning Inspector Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation border of Nos. 43 / 41 in front of no (SEW) E4, – between a point 1 metre Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic appointed by the Secretary of State for Act 1984, as amended. 41 & From the border of no 166 / 164 south of the north-facing wall of No. 7 Regulation Act 1984, as amended. The Communities and Local Government will 2. The general effect of the Orders will be & 160 / 162 In front of 164 / 166 (x2 SEW (adjacent and opposite this location) general effect of the Orders to coincide chair the inquiry and decide the appeal. to reduce by 3 metres the length of either hangars) to its northernmost extremity, except in the with cycle improvements and a pocket park Members of the public may attend the permit or pay by phone parking space* at XXXI. Sophia Road (VFR) E10 From the following locations; facility for pedestrians would be in Whitney inquiry and, at the Inspector’s discretion, the CPZ locations mentioned below to allow border of Nos. 11 / 13 in front of No. 13 (i) on the north west side – between the Road E10 – on both sides to: express their views or send in written for the provision of secure bicycle parking XXXII. Bulwer Road (LSW) E11 To the side common boundary of Nos. 17 and 19 SEW (a) extend the closure section to vehicles at comments to the Planning Inspectorate at structures on the highway (as authorized of No 2. and a point 3.2 metres south of the common its junction with Lea Bridge Road so that the address below quoting the reference: under section 63 of the Road Traffic XXXIII. Cavendish Drive (LSW) E11 boundary of Nos. 19 and 21 SEW; it extends to a point 9 metres north of APP/U5930/W/18/3204281. Regulation Act 1984 and exempted by the Overlapping the border of No. 118 (ii) on the north and north east side the south facing wall of No. 2A; and Contact point at the Planning Inspectorate: London Borough of Waltham Forest Waiting Cavendish Drive and 5a Hawbridge Road – between a point 1.5 metres east of the (b) remove the Free Short Stay parking Mr Peter Kozak, Room 3/J, Temple Quay and Loading Consolidation Order 2016): XXXIV. Woodville Road (LSE) E11 From the common boundary of Nos. 58 and 60 SEW places outside the flank walls of Nos. House, 2 The Square, Temple Quay, Bristol, I. Ramsay Road (CHE) E7 To side of No.88 border of Nos. 12 / 14 in front of No. 14; and a point 4 metres north of the common 520 and 522 Lea Bridge Road and BS1 6PN. Tel: 0303 444 5402. II. Kingsdown Road (CHE) E11 To side of XXXV. Woodlands Road (WSN) E17 boundary of Nos. 48 and 50 SEW; replace with double yellow line “at any If members of the public wish to discuss No. 39 Overlapping the border of Nos. 28 / 30 (iii) the easternmost arm – all sides – time” waiting and loading restrictions the case with an officer of the Council, they III. Matcham Road (CHE) E11 From the XXXVI. Addison Road (SBn) E17 outside between the common boundary of Nos. 24 (except loading restrictions will not apply should contact Antonio Coquillat on 020 border of Nos. 94 /92 in front of 94 Nos. 5 and 35 (x2) (as advertised 5th and 26 SEW and the common boundary of on the east side) 8496 5296. IV. Montague Road (LSS) E11 February 18 in WFN issue 198) Nos. 46 and 48 SEW ; and 2. Copies of the Orders, which will come Overlapping the border of Nos. 44 / 46 XXXVII. Hawarden Road (BR) E17 outside (iv) on the south-east side – for a into operation from 26th November V. Napier Road (CHx) E11 From the border No. 46 (as advertised 23rd April 18 in distance of 20 metres outside the flank wall 2018 and other relevant documents can of Nos.4 / 6 in front of 6 WFN issue 20) of No. 12 SEW. be inspected during normal office hours Highways VI. Cheneys Road (CHE) E11 From the Note:* The parking spaces to be displaced (b) in Hungerdown (HGD) E4 – on Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the border of Nos. 68 / 70 in front of 70 will default to a single yellow line waiting (i) south side – between its junction with expiration of a period of 6 weeks from that VII. Cary Road (CHE) E11 to the side of No. restriction where the cycle hangar will be SEW and a point in line with the north-east date, at: (a) The Information Desk, Town Hall, 30 Cary Road provided. facing wall of No. 7 SEW; and Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) Low LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM VIII. Dames Road (CHE) E7 From the border Cycle Hangars proposed in WFN 214 dated (ii) north side – from the common Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. FOREST of Nos. 201 / 203 in Front of 203 22/10/18 in the following roads: Brookscroft boundary of Nos. 9 SEW and 2 HGD south- IX. Dames Road (CHE) E7 From the border Road E17, Lytton Road E11, Poppleton Road Issue 216 I 26 November 2018 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 13

3. Any person desiring to question the 25 Salisbury Road E17 – Outside Nos 11 / (**raised speed table) at the respective of highway above the existing highway is NOTE: This prohibition will not be continuous validity of any of the Orders or of any 13 intersection of Dames Road, Cann Hall a contravention and is prohibited under but will be implemented only when required provision contained therein on the grounds 26 St. Andrew’s Road E17 – x 5 Outside Road, Lakehouse Road and Harrow section 86 of The Traffic Management Act for the proposed works at dates and times that it is not within the relevant powers of Nos 34/ 38 / 40 /42 /44 Road 2004 (exceptions apply). agreed by the Council. Advance warning the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or that 27 Otterbourne Road E4 – x 2 Outside No. NB/ **The raised speed table will enter All disabled person’s parking places will signs will be provided at the site. any of the relevant requirements thereof or 1 and Outside No. 25 Harrow Road, Dames Road, Cann Hall Road displace 6.6. metres of permit or free short Dated 26th November 2018 of any relevant regulations made thereunder 28 Lea Bridge Road E10 – Outside No. 482 and Lakehouse Road for maximum distance stay parking space and will operate “at any Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and has not been complied with in relation to the 29 Belvedere Road E10 – outside No. 30 of 15 metres (10 metres into Lakehouse time”. Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods, Low Orders may, within six weeks of the making Note: The Orders are necessary to make Road), and at all entry points have sinusoidal 3. A copy of each of the Orders, the Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS of the Orders, make application for the space for disabled blue badge holders only ramps measuring between approx. 2 metres Council’s statement of reasons for proposing purpose to the High Court. to park without hindrance within reasonable in length. These measures (including the to make the Orders and plans showing the LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM Dated 26th November 2018 distance to their homes. Each disabled sinusoidal speed humps*) would be elevated locations and effect of the Orders and other FOREST ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION Mr. K. Valavan, Director of highways and person’s parking place will be 6.6 metres sections of carriageway approximately associated measures can be inspected ACT 1984 - SECTION 14(1) Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods in length. 100 millimetres (+/- 5mm) higher than the during normal office hours on Mondays to (E10 and E17 roads) Directorate, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, 3. A copy of each of the Orders, the surrounding carriageway, extending across Fridays inclusive until the end of a period of THE WALTHAM FOREST (LEA E10 7AS Council’s statement of reasons for proposing the full width of the carriageway. 6 weeks from the date on which the Order BRIDGE ROAD REGION) (HIGHWAY to make the Orders and plans showing 2. FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN that the is made or, as the case may be, the Council CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME) LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM the locations and effect of the Orders Council proposes to make the above- decides not to make the Orders, at (a) The (TEMPORARY MEASURES) (NO. 1) FOREST and measures can be inspected during mentioned Orders under sections 6, 45 and Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest Road, ORDER 2019 DISABLED PERSON’S PARKING PLACES normal office hours on Mondays to Fridays 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Walthamstow, E17; and (b) The Reception THE WALTHAM FOREST (LEA IN CONTROLLED PARKING ZONES (CPZ) inclusive until the end of a period of 6 weeks Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended. Desk, London Borough of Waltham Forest, BRIDGE ROAD REGION) (HIGHWAY AND IN NON-CPZ AREAS – PHASE 1 from the date on which the Orders are The general effect of the Orders would be to: Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME) The Waltham Forest (Charged-For made or, as the case may be, the Council (a) reduce permit parking space in Cann 4. Any person desiring to object to (TEMPORARY MEASURES) (NO. 2) Parking Places) (Amendment No. X) decides not to make the Orders, at (a) The Hall Road (CHR) and replace with double the proposals or to make any other ORDER 2019 (TT37(18)) Order 2018 Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions representation should send a statement 1. The Council of the London Borough of The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) The (dyls): in writing of either their objection and the Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE Places, Loading Places and Waiting, Reception Desk, London Borough (i) north side – outside Nos. 2/2b by 8.7 grounds thereof or of their representation to that intends on making Orders to enable the Loading and Stopping Restrictions) of Waltham Forest, Low Hall, Argall metres; No. 26 by 10.4 metres; No. 130 by Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, Low Hall, construction of blended crossings and other (Amendment No. X) Order 2018 Avenue, London, E10 7AS. 6.8 metres; and Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS quoting related traffic highway construction works 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 4. Any person desiring to object to (ii) south side – outside the Cann Hall & reference T49(18) – Cann Hall region to be carried out in a safe and efficient Council of the London Borough of Waltham the proposals or to make any other Harrow Green Baptist Church by 4 metres; safety scheme by the end of a period of manner in certain roads. Forest propose to make the above- representation should send a statement (b) remove permit parking places (whole 21 days from the date on which this Notice 2. The general effect of the Orders, only at mentioned Orders under sections 6, 45, 46, in writing of either their objection and the parking bays) in Cann Hall Road and is published. All objections must specify the such times and to such extent as regulatory 49 and 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 grounds thereof or of their representation replace with dyls: grounds on which they are made. signs are displayed, would be to prohibit to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as to; Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, (i) north side - between Steele Road and For more information please telephone 020 vehicles (except works vehicles) from amended. Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 Ranelagh Road; outside Jenny Hammond 8496 3000 quoting reference Traffic Orders entering, proceeding, waiting or loading, for 2. The general effect of the Orders will 7AS quoting scheme reference T47(18) – school - between the zebra crossing and – T49(18) any purpose, “at any time”: be to either reduce the length of permit Disabled person’s parking places – Ph No. 76; between Nos. 136 and 146; and Dated 26th November 2018 (a) in Lea Bridge Road- between its parking space or loading space or other 1 by the end of a period of 21 days from between Cobbold Road and the rail bridge; Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and junctions with Leyton Green Road and Wood form of parking provision in the roads the date on which this Notice is published. (ii) south side - opposite No. 300; between Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods Street; within CPZs mentioned below, or provide All objections must specify the grounds on Nos. 109 and 111; between Nos. 53 and Directorate, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, (b) in Lea Bridge Road - between its new parking places 6.6 metres in length in which they are made. 55; outside Nos. 11 and 49; and between E10 7AS junctions with Knotts Green Road and non-CPZ areas, to allow for the introduction 5. For more information please telephone Nos. 25 and 27; Leyton Green Road; or formalising of existing disabled person’s 020 8496 3000, quoting reference Traffic (c) convert a section of Free Short Stay LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM (c) within 30 metres of the junction of parking places: Orders and ref T47(18) (FSS) parking space (and in certain cases FOREST any road adjoining Lea Bridge Road 1 Sandersted Road E10- Outside Nos. 3 / 5 Dated 26th November 2018 a section of dyls) in Cann Hall Road and ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - situated between Lea Bridge Road’s 2 Perth Road E10 - Outside No. 66 Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways and replace with parking places for disabled blue SECTION 14(1) junctions with Knotts Green Road and 3 Francis Road E10 – Outside No. 203/ Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods badge holders only: THE WALTHAM FOREST (FOREST ROAD) Leyton Green Road; or 205 Directorate, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, (i) north side - outside No. 102; and (TEMPORARY TRAFFIC MEASURES) (NO. (d) within 30 metres of the junction of 4 Shortlands Road E10 – Outside No.19 E10 7AS. (ii) south side – outside Nos. 249 and 251; 1) ORDER 2018 (TT36(18)) any road adjoining Lea Bridge Road /21 (d) convert a FSS parking place (whole 1. The Council of the London Borough of E17 situated between Lea Bridge Road’s 5 Grove Green Road E11 – Outside Nos. LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM parking bays) in Cann Hall Road and Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE junctions with Leyton Green Road and Wood 391 /393 FOREST replace with parking places for disabled blue that on 26th November 2018 it made Street; or 6 Harrington Road E11 – Outside No. 35/ ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 badge holders only – on the south side - an Order to enable utility and construction 3. Whilst works are being carried out and 37 – SECTIONS 6 and 45 HIGHWAYS ACT outside Nos. 139 and 141; works to be carried out in a safe and only when regulatory signs are displayed: 7 Priors Croft E17 – Outside Nos.2 and 53 1980 – SECTIONS 90A AND 90C (e) convert a section of permit parking efficient manner The general effect of the (a) the no-entry prohibition to vehicles in: (x 2 bays) CANN HALL ROAD REGION – ROAD space to a FSS parking place operating Order would be, only at such times and (i) Peterborough Road E10 at it junction 8 Hiltop, The Drive E17 – Outside No. 7 SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS – E11 AND E7 Mon-Sat 8am - 6:30pm with a Max Stay to such extent as regulatory signs are with Carnarvon Road; 9 Parkstone Road E17 – Outside 32a/32b ROADS REVISION OF PARKING LAYOUT 30min No Return within 2 hours, in: displayed to temporarily prohibit a right-turn (ii) Knotts Green Road at its junction with 10 Queen’s Road E17 – Outside No.16/18 AND TRAFFIC CALMING(T49(18)) (i) Tavistock Road – east side – outside movement in Forest Road E17. Leyton Green Road; 11 Belgrave Road E17 – Outside No. 48/50 The Waltham Forest (Charged-For the flank wall of No. 145 CHR 5.0 metres in 2. Whilst this Order remains in force (b) the one-way working to vehicles in: and 52/54 (x2 bays) Parking Places) (Amendment No. length; and and only at such times and to such extent (i) Peterborough Road E10 between 12 Carlton Road E17 – Outside No. 51 *) Order 201* The Waltham Forest (ii) Selby Road - east side – outside the as regulatory signs are displayed, no its junctions with Lea Bridge Road and (opposite No. 52) (Free Parking Places, Loading Places flank wall of No. 102 CHR extending the person shall cause any vehicle proceeding Carnarvon Road; 13 Roberts Road E17 – Outside Nos. 66/68 and Waiting, Loading and Stopping existing FSS parking place so that the overall eastbound in Forest Road E17 to turn right (ii) Western Road E17; (FRN experimental zone) Restrictions) (Amendment No. *) Order length would be 12.4 metres; into Blackhorse Road E17 “at any time”. (iii) Knotts Green Road E10 14 Willow Street E4 – Outside Nos. 7/9 201* (f) convert sections of permit parking space 3. Whilst the prohibitions referred to (c) the existing road closure in West End 15 Beech Hall Road E4 – Outside No. 7 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the (and in certain cases a section of dyls) in in paragraph 2 above remain in force, Road E10 at its junction with Peterborough 16 Wittenham Way E4 – Outside No. 17/19 Council of the London Borough of Waltham Cann Hall Road and replace with a parking alternative routes for traffic would be Road, 17 Leonard Road E4 – Outside No. 43a/45 Forest (the Council) in consultation with The places for disabled blue badge holders only: indicated by traffic signs. (d) the existing section of road closure in 18 Lansdowne Road E4 – Outside No. 39 London Borough of Redbridge; under section (i) south side - outside Nos. 101/3 (1 4. The prohibition mentioned above would Copeland Road E17, 19 Templeton Avenue E4 – Outside Nos. 23 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, bay); 159 and 161 (1 bay); 169 and 171(1 not apply in relation to any vehicle being will hereby be suspended 74/76 Sections 90A and 90C of the Highways bay); and used - 4. Whilst the prohibitions referred to 20 Sunnyside Drive E4 – Outside No 3 Act 1980 and the Highways (Road Humps) (ii) north side - between Nos. 202 and (a) in connection with the said works; or in paragraph 2 above remain in force, 21 Farthings Close E4 – Outside Nos. 12 / Regulations 1999 proposes: 212 (3 bays); and outside Nos. 218 and 222 (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police alternative routes for traffic would be 13 (x2 bays) (a) in Cann Hall Road to provide new (2 bays at 5.8 metres each); purposes, if the works allow. indicated by traffic signs. 22 Epping Way E4 – Outside No. 43/45 sinusoidal road humps (speed humps*) NB/ Copenhagen Style blended crossings 5. The Order will come into operation on 5. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard 23 Willow Street E4 – Outside Nos. 28 / 30 outside Nos. 4/9, 45/52, 82/89, 160/165, will be built over waiting restrictions at 10th December 2018 and would be valid for of the Orders would be removed. 24 Eastfield Road E17 – Outside Nos. 190/193, 259 and 310/323; and the junction of all roads adjoining Cann a maximum period of 18 months or until the 6. The prohibitions mentioned above 26/27 (b) introduce road entry/exit treatments Hall Road. Parking on a Copenhagen works are completed, whichever is the sooner. would not apply in relation to any vehicle styled crossing or on any raised section 14 Public notices being used - (estimated between 21 – 26th Feb 19) (c) within 30 metres of the intersection as an experiment, to:- vehicle is registered outside of the UK; (a) in connection with the said works; or HIGHAM HILL WARD of Dames Road/Harrow Road and Lake (a) provide a Controlled Parking Zone (iii) a business/charity permit/business (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police Higham Hill Road E17 House Road; (CPZ) to be called Forest Rising (FSR) visitor’s permit, they have a business in a purposes in an emergency. (part – between St Andrews Road and 3. Whilst the prohibitions referred to which will include Buxton Drive E11, property eligible to purchase permits as 7. The Orders would come into operation Carlton Road) in paragraph 2 above remain in force, College Place E17, Forest Rise E17, listed in a Schedule to this Notice and that on: (estimated between 23rd - 28th Feb19) alternative routes for traffic would be Foresters Drive E17, Morgan Avenue the permit is for a vehicle which is essential (a) 7th January 2019 for the measures MARKHOUSE WARD indicated by traffic signs. E17, Oakhurst Close E17, Oakhurst to the operation of that business/charity set out in paragraphs 2(b), 2.(c), 3.(a)(ii), South Access Road E17 and 4. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard Gardens E17, Salters Road E17, The and is used in the purchase and sale of 3.(b)(iii) and 3.(d); and Markhouse Avenue E17 of this Order would be removed. Forest E11, The Risings E17, Woodford goods or services in connection with that (b) 25th January 2019 for all other (estimated between 5th - 15th Mar 19) 5. The prohibitions mentioned above New Road E17 business/charity; measures set out in this Notice; 3. No person shall cause or permit any would not apply in relation to any vehicle (b) introduce new permit holder parking (iv) an essential users/carers permit, All measures effective for a maximum vehicle to enter, proceed, wait or load for being used - areas in all roads mentioned in paragraph they are a doctor or carer who has a period of 18 months (from date of any purpose, at any time, within 15 metres (a) in connection with the said works; or 2(a) above which will be indicated by the surgery in or works in the London Borough operation), or until the works are of the junction of any road adjoining the (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or sign “Permit Holders Parking Only Past This of Waltham Forest, or employed by or completed, whichever is the sooner. roads or sections of roads contained in police purposes if the observance of the Point” (except Woodford New Road E17) contracted to the Council, or employed *NOTE: These works would not be carried paragraph 2 above. prohibitions would be likely to hinder with no permit parking places marked on by or contracted to a health authority, out simultaneously in all sections of the 4. Whilst works are being carried out the use of that vehicle for that purpose, the carriageway. Waiting restrictions will or employed by the Metropolitan Police roads mentioned in this Notice but in a in any roads or part of roads mentioned provided that this exemption shall not also be provided into the streets and parts (including Police officers), or employed by sequence as directed by the Council. in paragraph 2 the one way workings apply if the vehicle is being used in such a of streets mentioned in paragraph 2(a) the London Fire and Civil Defence Authority, Leaflets would be distributed and signage or no entry prohibition in any adjoining manner or at such a time as to be likely to above (see paragraph 4(d) below for further or a company that services fire-fighting placed in advance of any works which roads or parts of roads will be temporarily endanger any person. details); appliances and for whom the use of a would give more specific details on suspended. 6. The Order would come into operation (c) introduce a Free Short Stay parking vehicle is essential to the carrying out the exact dates and locations of the 5. Whilst the prohibitions referred to on 10th December 2018 for a maximum place in Forest Rise E17 - west side - for of their public service duties, or to any prohibitions, restrictions and effects of in paragraph 2 above remain in force, period of 18 months, or until the works are a distance of 32 metres opposite Salter carer registered with the Council who any temporary traffic management and alternative routes for traffic would be completed, whichever is the sooner. Road with a maximum stay of 1 hour and is in receipt of a DWP Carers Allowance diversion routes as necessary. 2-way stop/ indicated by traffic signs. *NOTE: These works would not be carried no-return within 2 hours; and who is providing care to a resident go working will be used wherever possible 6. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard out simultaneously in all sections of the (d) introduce formal disabled person’s living in a CPZ in the London Borough of to minimise disruption. of this Order would be removed. roads mentioned in this Notice but in a parking places (for disabled blue badge Waltham Forest (‘the borough’), regardless Dated 26th November 2018 7. The restrictions mentioned above sequence as directed by the Council. holders only) into: Salters Road E17 (x1 of whether or not that carer resides in Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and would not apply in relation to any vehicle Leaflets would be distributed and signage north-west side - outside No. 29); Forest the borough, in a street or part of a street Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods, Low being used - placed in advance of any works which Rise E17 (x1 west side - outside Nos. specified in paragraph 2(a), above; Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS (a) in connection with the said works; or would give more specific details on 103/105); Oakhurst Gardens (x 2 north The Council would, in addition, consider (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police the exact dates and locations of the side outside Forest School); applications for a carers permit on a case LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM purposes in an emergency, if the works prohibitions, restrictions and effects of All disabled person’s parking places by case basis from carers who are not in FOREST allow. any temporary traffic management and mentioned in this Notice will operate “at receipt of a DWP Carers Allowance but who ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - 8. The Order would come into operation diversion routes as necessary. 2-way stop/ any time and be 6.6 metres in length” provide care to a resident living in a CPZ SECTION 14(1) on 1st January 2019 and would be valid go working will be used wherever possible 3. The general effect of the experimental in the borough. Medical documents would THE WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS for a maximum period of 12 months or until to minimise disruption. modification Orders mentioned in need to be provided to the Council by the ROADS) (STRUCTURAL PROGRAMME) the works are completed, whichever is the Dated 26th November 2018 paragraph 1(b) will be, in Ive Farm Lane resident receiving care to support such (VARIOUS MEASURES) (NO. 1) ORDER sooner. Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and E10 - remove a permit parking place on an application. In such a case the carers 2018 (TT39(18)) NOTE: These works would not be carried Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods, Low its northern side next to its junction with permit would be charged at the current 1. The Council of the London Borough of out simultaneously in all roads but in a Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS Villiers Close and replace with double resident parking permit charge rates - as Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE sequence as directed by the Council. yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions detailed on the council’s website, see:- that it intends on making an Order to Leaflets would be distributed and signage LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM and 6 new permit parking spaces on the https://walthamforest.gov.uk/node/356 . enable carriageway maintenance and placed in advance of any works in the FOREST hard standing area fronting the Ive Farm (v) a schools parking permit, they are a lining works to be carried out in a safe and above mentioned roads which would give EXPERIMENTAL INTRODUCTION OF: Lane’s junction with Villiers Close (existing parent of a student enlisted at a school efficient manner. more specific details on the exact dates FOREST RISING (FSR) (T45ab(18) AND operational times of the OL CPZ will apply) situated in or near a street or part of a 2. The general effect of the Order would of the prohibitions (the above dates are MODIFICATION OF OLIVER ROAD (OL) 4. The Orders will provide that – street specified in paragraph 2(a), above; be, only at such times and to such extent not absolute but are estimated), effects (MOD 3) CONTROLLED PARKING ZONES (a) the operational hours for the “Permit (vi) a school staff term-time only permit, as regulatory signs are displayed, to of any temporary traffic management and (CPZS) Holders Parking Only Past This Point” they are a registered member of staff at a prohibit vehicles (except works vehicles) diversion routes as necessary. 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the areas in the FSR CPZ will be between 10 primary or secondary school situated in a from entering, proceeding, waiting or Dated 26th November 2018 London Borough of Waltham Forest (the a.m. and 4 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays street or part of a street specified in sub- loading for any purpose, at any time, in: Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and Council) on 26th November 2018 made: inclusive (including the Free Short parking paragraph 2(a) above, who has a bona fide CHINGFORD GREEN WARD Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods, Low (a) The Waltham Forest (Charged- place mentioned in paragraph 2(b) above); reason to drive to that school; Victoria Road E4 Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS For Parking Places) (Amendment No. (b) virtual residents’ permits, business/ (vii) a tradespersons permit, which may be (estimated between 06h - 10th Feb 19) 135) Experimental Order 2018 and charity permits (eligible for charities applied for by CPZ residents on the behalf Yardley Lane E4 LONDON BOROUGHS OF WALTHAM The Waltham Forest (Free Parking registered with the Charities Commission of tradespersons engaged in work at their (estimated between 12th – 19th Jan 19) FOREST AND REDBRIDGE Places, Loading Places and Waiting, only), visitors’ permits, school parking home address in or near a street or part of Forest side E4 ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - Loading and Stopping Restrictions) permits, school staff term-time only a street specified in paragraph 2(a), above; (estimated between 21st – 26th Jan 19) SECTION 14(1) and 5 (TT39(18)) (Amendment No. 168) Experimental permits, virtual and hard-copy residents’ (viii) a visitors’ permit, if they are a resident CATHALL WARD (E11 and E7 roads) Order 2018 [relating to FSR CPZ]; foreign vehicle permits, essential user/ of St Peter’s Avenue E17; Hainault Crownfield Road E15 THE WALTHAM FOREST AND (CANN (b) The Waltham Forest (Charged-For carers permits and tradespersons’ Court - Forest Rise E17 (off of Lea (estimated between 07th – 15th Jan 19) HALL REGION) (TEMPORARY Parking Places) (Amendment No. 91) permit, may be issued, on payment of Bridge Road); Forest Court E11; Buxton HATCH LANE WARD MEASURES) (NO. 1) ORDER 2018 (Modification No. 3) Experimental the appropriate charge as specified in House - Buxton Drive E11, or a street The Avenue E4 1. The Councils of the London Borough Order 2018 and The Waltham Forest paragraph 8 below, to a person who is the or part of a property eligible to purchase (part – between Castle Avenue of Waltham Forest in consultation with the (Free Parking Places, Loading Places keeper of a passenger vehicle (having 8 permits as listed in a Schedule to this and Hale End) Road.) London Borough of Redbridge HEREBY and Waiting, Loading and Stopping passenger seats or less), certain goods Notice and that such visitors permit is to be (estimated between 04th – 09th Feb 19) GIVES NOTICE that intends on making an Restrictions) (Amendment No. 122) carrying vehicles and invalid carriages, used by a bona fide visitor to their home; LEYTON WARD Order to enable the construction of blended (Modification No. 3) Experimental (motor cycles and disabled persons will be (c) vehicles displaying any valid permit Church Road E10 crossings and other related traffic highway Order 2018 (OL CPZ); able to park in permit parking places free displaying the letters: (part – between Oliver Road and Grange construction works to be carried out in a under sections 9 and 10 of the Road of charge, without the need of a parking (i) FSR may park in the permit parking Park Road) safe and efficient manner in certain roads. Traffic Regulation Act 1984. The Orders permit) providing that in the case of - areas provided in the streets and parts of (estimated between 14th – 24th Jan 19) 2. The general effect of the Order would referred to in sub-paragraph (a) will come (i) a virtual residents’ permit, they are a streets specified in paragraph 2(a) above; HIGH STREET WARD be, only at such times and to such extent into force on 4th December 2018 and resident of a property eligible to purchase (ii) OL permit holders may use any of Rensburg Road E17 as regulatory signs are displayed, to may continue in force for up to 18 permits as listed in a Schedule to this the permit parking spaces mentioned in (estimated between 20h - 24th Feb 19) prohibit vehicles (except works vehicles), months; and the Orders referred to in Notice and their vehicle is UK registered to paragraph 3 above; Lloyd Road E17 restrict waiting and loading by vehicles sub-paragraph (b) will come into force on that address; (d) other than in the “Permit Holders Woodville Road E17 (except works vehicles) “at any time”: 4th December 2018 and may continue in (ii) a foreign vehicles residents’ permit Parking Only Past This Point” areas, Free (estimated between 24th - 27th Feb 19) (a) in Cann Hall Road; force until 5th September 2019. (hard-copy/virtual), they are a resident of Short Stay parking place, disabled persons ENDLEBURY WARD (b) within 30 metres of the junction of 2. The general effect of the Orders a property eligible to purchase permits as parking places and any other parking place Colvin Gardens E4 any road adjoining Cann Hall Road; referred to in paragraph 1(a) above will be, listed in a Schedule to this Notice and their referred to in paragraph 2(a) to (d) above, Issue 216 I 26 November 2018 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 15 waiting by vehicles will be restricted to Other permits virtual visitor permits required to permit all- 9. The Council will be considering in 10. If any person wishes to question the prevent obstructive parking either: Residents’ *visitor permits – 1 hour, £0.50p day visitor parking in any of the borough’s due course whether the provisions of the validity of any the Orders or of any of their (i) ‘at any time’, at road junctions, drop (60 permits per year free to over 60s); CPZs where the permitted hours are more experimental Orders should be continued provisions on the grounds that they are not kerbs and certain other lengths to prevent Business *visitor permit – 1 hour, £1; All- than 8 hours in duration. in force indefinitely by means of permanent within the powers conferred by the Road obstructive parking (including the whole Zone Business *Visitor’s Permit – 1 hour, 7. Where it appears necessary for certain Orders made under sections 6, 45, 46 Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or that any west side of The Forest E11); or £1.50; Essential User Permit – 1 month, purposes, an authorised officer of the and 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to requirement of that Act or any instrument (ii) between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on £40; Essential User Permit – 6 months, Council may, in pursuance of section 10(2) the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.Any made under that Act has not been complied Mondays to Fridays inclusive; £120; Essential User Permit – 12 months, of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, person may object to the making of the with, that person may, within 6 weeks from in all other parts of streets within the FSR £205; Essential users pool (multiple modify or suspend any provision of the permanent Orders for the purpose of such the date on which the Orders are made, CPZ; (except in Woodford New Road where vehicles) permit - 12 months, £310; experimental Traffic Orders while they are in indefinite continuation within a period of apply for the purpose to the High Court. certain waiting restrictions would remain Tradesperson’s permit – Any vehicle band force. six months beginning with the day on Dated 26th November 2018 unchanged on its west side from St Peters - single zone - 7 days, £25; Tradesperson’s 8. Documents giving more detailed which the experimental Orders come Mr. K. Valavan Avenue, northwards); permit – Any vehicle band - single zone particulars of the Orders are available for into force or, if the Orders are varied by Director of Highways and Traffic 5. The properties specified inSchedule - 28 days, £90. Services charges for inspection between 9.30 am and 4.30 pm another Order or modified pursuant to Management, Neighborhoods Directorate, 1 to this Notice will be eligible in respect of change of VRM or change of address £5, on Mondays to Fridays inclusive (except section 10(2) of the 1984 Act, beginning Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS permits to park in the FSR CPZ; for refunds £10 (refunds under £1 not Bank Holidays), from 26th November 2018 with the day on which the variation or SCHEDULE (properties whose occupiers 6. The charges for permits and vehicle permitted) and lost or stolen permits, £20. until the Orders cease to have effect, at (a) modification or the latest variation or will be eligible to purchase permits to park class will be as follows: Note: All Visitor Permits will be capped to The Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest modification came into force. Any such in FSR CPZ) – Buxton Drive E11 – all a maximum of 8 hours on the number of Road, Walthamstow, E10; (b) Low Hall, objection must be made in writing and properties (except Buxton Court); College 1 hour hard-copy visitor permits or 1 hour Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. must state the grounds on which it is made Place E17 – all properties, Forest Rise and be sent specifically to the following E17 - Nos. 80 to 122 only (excluding Engine size less Engine size more CO2 emissions CO2 emissions CO2 emissions address: Traffic Orders, Engineering Hainault Court off of Lea Bridge Road); than 1550cc than 1550cc less than 100 g/ between 101 more than 170 g/ Design, Low Hall, Argall Avenue, Foresters Drive E17 – all properties; registered before registered before km registered after and 170 g/km km registered after London, E10 7AS quoting: Morgan Avenue E17 – all properties; 1st March 2001 1st March 2001 1st March 2001 registered after 1st 1st March 2001 (a) in respect of an Order referred to in Oakhurst Close E17 – all properties; March 2001 paragraph 1(a) above, reference T45a(18) Oakhurst Gardens E17 – all properties; Residents’ permit - £35.00 £120.00 £12.50 £35.00 £120.00 – FOREST RISING (FSR) CPZ; or Salters Road E17 – all; The Forest 12 months (b) in respect of an Order referred to in E11 – all properties; The Risings E17 paragraph 1(b) above, reference T45b(18) – all properties; Oakhurst Court and Residents’ permit (second £90.00 £210.00 £42.00 £90.00 £210.00 – OLIVER ROAD (OL) CPZ MOD 3; Woodlands Gardens - Woodford New vehicle) - 12 months Any objection may be communicated to, Road E17. Residents’ permit (more £150.00 £280.00 £65.00 £150.00 £280.00 or be seen by, other persons who may be than two vehicles) - affected. 12 months Virtual Residents’ permit – £20.00 £100.00 £10.00 £20.00 £100.00 1 month Residents’ permit (virtual/ £50.00 £150.00 £24.00 £50.00 £150.00 hard-copy) foreign vehicle – 6 months Waltham Business permit - £405.00 £505.00 £205.00 £405.00 £505.00 12 months) Business permit (second £610.00 £760.00 £310.00 £610.00 £760.00 vehicle) - 12 months Forest News Business permit (more £810.00 £910.00 £410.00 £810.00 £910.00 than two vehicles) - 12 months Business permit (all zones) £810.00 £1210.00 £410.00 £810.00 £1210.00 advertising - 12 months) Business permit (all zones) £1220.00 £1820.00 £620.00 £1220.00 £1820.00 (second vehicle) - Did you know Waltham 12 months Business permit (all zones) £1820.00 £2420.00 £1210.00 £1820.00 £2420.00 Forest News has a (more than two vehicles) - 12 months circulation of 110,000 – Charity permit - £50.00 £60.00 £30.00 £50.00 £60.00 12 months Advertising has never been Charity permit (second £100.00 £110.00 £50.00 £100.00 £110.00 vehicle) - 12 months so effective Charity permit (more than £140.00 £172.00 £60.00 £140.00 £172.00 two vehicles) - 12 months Charity permit (all zones) - £100.00 £180.00 £60.00 £100.00 £180.00 For further information 12 months) Charity permit (all zones) £200.00 £280.00 £100.00 £200.00 £280.00 on the different advertising (second vehicle) - 12 months opportunities available Charity permit (all zones) £280.00 £380.00 £120.00 £280.00 £380.00 (more than two vehicles) - please call: 020 8496 3675 12 months or email: advertisingwfn@ Schools 15 minute permit £50.00 £150.00 £21.00 £50.00 £150.00 – 12 months walthamforest.gov.uk Schools staff term-time £312.00 £389.00 £158.00 £312.00 £389.00 only permit – 12 months Small Business Saturday What’s happening? As part of Small Business Saturday on 1 December 2018 and as we kick off the festive season there will be a number of planned activities in Waltham Forest. We want everyone to shop local in their town centre and high streets to support our local business community. Shopping local will help these businesses thrive and you will be able to pick up a bespoke gift or delicious fresh produce from one of the many markets taking place. ZED Couriers will be on hand in Town Square Gardens, Walthamstow so you can shop til you drop and have your purchases delivered for free later on the day. ZED are also offering an emission free courier service to local Christmas tree sellers and local businesses. £100 Credit!! Contact: ZED at [email protected]

Wood Street Chingford Winter Woodfest on Sunday 2 December Wander down to Station Road on at Wood Street Indoor Market. There will CHINGFORD Saturday 1 December, 10am – 4pm for be carollers, Santa’s grotto, market stalls Chingford some festive fun. At the Christmas Market and mince pies – delicious! children can meet Peppa Pig and Paw Patrol at Craft Cabin and maybe get a free gift from Santa (limited stock). There will be cake, mulled wine, music CHINGFORD Walthamstow MOUNT and entertainment and a hog roast at On 29 November, 6 – 8pm Waltham Shaws Butchers – yum! Forest will host the Connected HIGHAMS Tinsel, Tidings & Treats! on Albert Christmas network at Central Library. PARK Highams Park Crescent, South Chingford from 2pm – Open to all local businesses, charities 5.30pm. Come join the festivities. There and community organisations. Book will be a brass band, live music, Santa tickets here http://bit.ly/2zYcHn7 and Christmas light switch on at 4.30pm Friday 30 November from 4 – 8.30pm with carols from Harmony E4. will see our biggest Christmas at the WOOD Town Hall event yet. Special guests STREET East 17 will perform, we’ll have food Blackhorse Road WALTHAMSTOW Wood Street Leytonstone and drink stalls, choirs, indoor makers Walthamstow Central St James Street Join local residents at the Christmas and creators market, a craft fair with Walthamstow workshops, Santa and the Christmas Walthamstow Queens Road light switch on Thursday 29 November from 4 – 6pm. There will also be a light switch on! And it’s free! BAKERS ARMS Christmas fayre and Santa’s grotto!

LEYTONSTONE On Friday 30 November from 6.30pm, Leytonstone Lea Leyton Midland Bridge Road the Music Hall at St John’s Church will host Leytonstone Walthamstow Wetlands High Road a night of music by Jyotsna Srikanth, Walthamstow Wetlands is offering one of Europe’s foremost Indian violinist. 10% off all merchandise on Saturday St John’s Church will also host an open 1 December 2018. LEYTON day the following day on 1 December Leyton from 10am – 4pm. Don’t miss the street entertainment as Call out to all local businesses! you make your way to the Leyton&Stone Follow @LBWFinbusiness – tweet your Christmas Market in Leytonstone Library offer on the day with #smallbizsatuk that takes place on 1st December from and we will re-tweet! 11am – 4pm. Watch out for more family fun on the 8th and 15th of December.