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Your Council keeping residents informed Issue 186 24 July 2017 www.walthamforest.gov.uk @wfcouncil Back our bid to be the first London Borough of Culture n Over 2,300 local residents have already signed up to back the bid n Artist Bob and Roberta Smith kicks off campaign at Garden Party

Waltham Forest became the you so that we can make sure that first borough to launch its bid our bid is totally led by and for the to be London’s first Borough of community. We’re very confident Culture last weekend. that our bid can go all the way, so Artist and Leytonstone resident please get involved!” Bob and Roberta Smith kicked off The London Borough of Culture the 150-day campaign at the fourth competition is being run for the annual Walthamstow Garden Party. first time, and works like similar Joined by Council Leader Cllr competitions such as UK City and Clare Coghill and Cabinet Member European Capital of Culture. for Arts and Culture Cllr Ashan Bids will be submitted to the Khan, Bob and Roberta Smith said, Mayor of London’s office on “I’m delighted to back Waltham December 1, and the winners Forest’s bid for Borough of Culture. will be announced in February Waltham Forest understands that 2018. The winning borough will it’s not just about bringing art to the receive £1.1 million in funding to people; everyone has culture, and be dedicated to arts and culture art is about voices being heard. This programming. isn’t a ‘bling’ bid; this is a bid that is going to involve everybody.” Cllr Clare Coghill said, “This competition is our opportunity to How to back the bid celebrate everything that is great Visit wfculture19.co.uk to pledge Artist Bob and Roberta Smith and Council Leader Cllr Clare Coghill joined and unique about Waltham Forest, your support. Stay up to date on residents to launch Waltham Forest’s bid to be the first London Borough of Culture bringing everyone together to back Facebook, Twitter and Instagram the bid. We’d love to hear from using #WFculture19.

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Available from September 2017 Check your eligibility before the start of term at childcarechoices.gov.uk Want to know more? Visit www.walthamforest.gov.uk/30hours 2 News In brief Athletes go World Class Stop fly-tipping A campaign to stop fly-tipping on the Beaumont Estate was supported by n Young athletes selected to run for residents last month. The campaign Team GB at world championships highlighted the environmental impact of illegally dumping rubbish in public spaces. n London’s biggest sporting event Residents were encouraged to report flytipping, and to recycle and upcycle their since the 2012 Olympics used goods. During the week flytipped items were displayed along with the cost Three Waltham Forest bursary Nielsen and Asha Phillip, have also of their disposal. Residents were surprised athletes have been selected to been selected to represent Team to find out how much it costs to remove compete for Team GB at the IAAF GB. flytipped goods. Flytipping is illegal, and World Championships. Reece Prescod said: ‘I’m really can attract either a prison sentence or Reece Prescod, Corrinne excited to have been selected to fines of up to £52,000. Humphreys and Bianca Williams compete at World Championships have all qualified to run for their on behalf of Team GB. country in this year’s championships. ‘I’m training hard so that I can Tesco donating Reece Prescod, 100m sprinter be in my best shape to run for my and 4x100m relay runner, was one of country. surplus food the ten original recipients of Waltham ‘Waltham Forest Council has Highams Park Tesco superstore is Forest’s Sporting Kangaroo bursary, been a great support throughout offering surplus food for free to charities developed after the 2012 Olympics my career so far and I want to do and community groups in the borough. for talented, local young athletes who the borough proud at the World Fruit and vegetables, bakery products need a helping hand to get to the Championships.’ and chilled food are on offer. Tesco’s next level. The IAAF World Championships Community Food Connection initiative has Corrinne Humphreys, 4x100m this year take place in London and already found success in Waltham Forest – relay runner, received one of these will be the city’s biggest sporting 15,863 meals have been donated to local scholarships the following year event since the 2012 Olympics. charities including Solid Rock Triumphant when the scheme was extended. Ministry UK and Fountain Drop-in Centre. Reece Prescod, 100m sprinter and 4x100m relay Reece and Bianca Williams, 200m More info • Charities and community groups runner, was one of the ten original recipients of and 4x100m relay runner, received For more information, visit: which could benefit should visit: Waltham Forest’s Sporting Kangaroo bursary www.fareshare.org.uk/fareshare- bursaries by a different Waltham www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ foodcloud Forest scheme in 2016. service-categories/sports-clubs- Two other local athletes, Laviai and-leisure-centres Waltham Forest recognised as Living Wage Employer

The Living Wage Foundation is based on what people need to live its suppliers to ensure they too pay work with many of our suppliers to has accredited Waltham Forest on. their staff fairly. ensure that those people who work for Council as a Living Wage There is separate rate of pay for Council Leader Cllr Clare Coghill the Council, but at arms-length, also Employer. those living in the capital – the London said: “I’m really proud of achieving this see the benefits of a minimum salary That means that we’re paying our Living Wage – where there is a higher accreditation from the Living Wage that provides for their needs. staff enough so that they can afford to cost of living. Foundation. “I would urge all employers; live in London. Waltham Forest Council has been “Waltham Forest has always strived especially those with medium and The Living Wage is an hourly rate paying their staff the London Living to be a good employer, paying rates large workforces to strive for this More info of pay that is calculated by the Living Wage, £9.75 an hour, since 2011. that mean our team do not just scrape accreditation and ensure their staff For more information on becoming Wage Commission. This accreditation from the Living by on their salaries, but can actually are paid and treated fairly. Research Living Wage Accredited and They use a basket of household Wage Foundation’s proves that have a better quality of life. shows that companies that do, have how it can benefit your company goods and services to work out the Waltham Forest is an ethical employer. “We have committed to maintaining more highly motivated staff and better and employees, visit: Living Wage, which means the wage The Council also works closely with the London Living Wage, and also to recruitment and retention rates.” www.livingwage.org.uk.

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www.walthamforest.gov.uk Waltham Forest News is published fortnightly by London Borough of Waltham Forest with a print run of 110,000 copies delivered to homes, organisations, businesses and bulk drops in the borough. More services The official independently audited free letterbox delivery of Waltham Forest News is 97,161 ABC Regional 4 January 2016 to available online. 1 January 2017 Issue 186 I 24 July 2017 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 3 Athletes go World Class In brief Have a coffee, join in with Blocks get fire boxes All high priority Waltham Forest housing blocks have now been fitted with Fire the conversation Boxes. These boxes contain information for emergency services in the case The Council’s Coffee and meeting residents and learning of a fire. Building plans and a list of Conversation roadshow has more about what matters to them residents who may need extra help been out and about around in their neighbourhoods over a in an evacuation are stored inside the Waltham Forest over the past cup of coffee supplied by local boxes. This information will allow the fire few weeks to find out from company Perky Blenders. brigade to navigate the building even in residents what they would like Cllr Clare Coghill said: “It’s a time difficult conditions and ensure that all from their borough and how of great change across Waltham residents are taken to safety. The boxes the Council can help make it Forest. We’re welcoming new are regularly updated with the latest happen. businesses and residents on a daily information about the housing block. High The roadshow rocked up at the basis as more and more people see priority blocks are also inspected regularly Leyton Carnival on 8 July and the Waltham Forest as a place to live to ensure fire safety standards are met. Walthamstow Garden Party on and work. The final boxes were installed in June.

“Please get involved and make your voice heard” – Cllr Clare Coghill Transform our 15 – there’s no need to worry if “Along with the opportunities this Tennis Courts you missed it though, as there’s creates there are some challenges £250m funding has been made available still plenty of time to get involved to overcome, including increased to transform the country’s community and have your say this summer. traffic levels and higher house Council Leader, Cllr Clare Coghill talks tennis courts. Waltham Forest residents See below for details of when the prices. The Council has taken steps to residents at Leyton Carnival are being encouraged to come together to Coffee and Conversation will be out to address these where possible – register their interest in receiving funding and about around the borough. but there is much more to do and for their local courts. In the biggest ever Cllr Clare Coghill, the first female less money to work with than ever of our Coffee and Conversation you choose to take part, your view UK investment programme for tennis, leader of Waltham Forest Council, before. roadshow events or by taking part matters and is important to help offered by the Lawn Tennis Association, has been accompanying the “Please get involved and make online at www.walthamforest. us improve the quality of life for courts will be easier to book and will roadshow on its appearances, your voice heard, either at one gov.uk/conversation. However everyone in the borough.” ensure rain and darkness do not stop play. Ridgeway Tennis Hub in Chingford has already seen an increase in usage since it Roadshow dates benefited from improvements funded by Priorities the LTA, Waltham Forest Council and Sport England. Keep the borough clean and safe You can stop by to see the • For more information and to bid for Coffee and Conversation improvements to your local tennis court, visit: www.lta.org.uk/TBTT • Crackdown on fly-tipping hotspots and prosecute the perpetrators roadshow at the following events and have your say over • Work with the police to reduce anti-social behaviour and knife crime a cup of coffee – or even tea, if • Make sure our town centres are vibrant and welcoming that’s more your thing: Visitors talk n Sunday 6 August, 2pm – Prevent Work to ensure everyone has a decent roof over their head 4pm, Mela, Chestnuts Field, A delegation from Los Angeles visited the Waltham Forest Town Hall, borough as part of a UK-USA exchange to • Prioritise affordable housing for local people Forest Road, Walthamstow discuss how to counter violent extremism. The group visited Leytonstone School, to • Help young people get a decent home in the borough London E17 4JF meet the school’s pupil parliament for a n Saturday 12 August, 1pm – workshop exploring e-Propaganda and • Push for more services such as GP surgeries and schools as part of new extremism and visited the William Morris developments to benefit all residents 5pm, Chingfest, Ridgeway Gallery for a professional’s roundtable, Park, Old Church Road, • Improve the quality of housing in the borough chaired by Council Leader Cllr Clare Chingford Coghill. Representatives from the Police London E4 6RS and Los Angeles Mayor’s Office shared knowledge with the MET Police Borough Improve our residents’ life chances n Sunday 3 September, Commander and council officers about 12pm – 6pm, Leytonstone how to prevent radicalisation and counter • Help residents gain the skills that will get them into work Streetfest, Ridgeway Park, all forms of violent extremism, whether extreme right wing or Daesh and Al Qaeda Old Church Rd, Chingford • Improve access to affordable childcare inspired Islamic Fundamentalism. London E4 6RS • For more information about Prevent, • Tackle isolation and loneliness in older people visit: https://www.walthamforest.gov. uk/node/2335 3 4 In brief We Love Our Parks n Love Parks week celebrated all of Waltham Forest’s parks n Leyton Jubilee Park and Ridgeway Park recognised by Green Flag

The first ever Love Parks week “From live music to theatre, from took place last week, with a face painting to wildlife workshops, range of fantastic free events it’s been a pleasure seeing so many Central Parade wins the Mayor’s Prize by public across 17 of Waltham Forest’s people take part in the range of choice beautiful green spaces. activities happening across the Activities ranging from tennis to borough. Getting out and about tai chi were put on for all to enjoy in some of the green spaces we Central during the celebration of our parks, are fortunate to be able to enjoy is organised by Keep Britain Tidy. a great way to spend quality time Parade Wins Those who attended were invited with friends, family and loved ones Central Parade in Walthamstow town Parents and children enjoy Lloyd Park during to share some of the reasons why in the great outdoors.” the Walthamstow Garden Party centre has won the Mayor’s Prize at the they love their park by writing on a There are 25 public parks in New London Architecture Awards 2017. special ‘I love my park because…’ Waltham Forest, ranging from wide The Creative Hub was selected for best board supplied by Keep Britain open spaces to more intimate small reflecting the Mayor’s ambition for ‘good Tidy – many thanks to everyone parks, offering a wide variety of our green spaces during the week the total of recognised parks in the growth’ in London. The award was open who took part. activities. Attractions include play as it was announced that two area borough to three. to public choice, meaning that votes Cllr Clyde Loakes, Cabinet areas, tree trails, ecology areas parks would join Lloyd and Aveling cast online decided the winner. Central Member for the Environment, said: and a model railway for children to Park in being recognised by Green Parade was created by Waltham Forest “Love Parks week has been a enjoy. The parks also regularly play Flag, the national benchmark of Council and architects Gort Scott. The More info great opportunity to visit some of host to sports such as football, quality outdoor places. Leyton space also received a commendation Visit our Twitter, Facebook or Waltham Forest’s wonderful parks tennis, cricket and cycling among Jubilee Park and Ridgeway Park in a second category at the awards, brand-new Instagram profile and celebrating meanwhile space in the city. and enjoy taking part in some many more. were officially awarded Green Flag searching for #LoveParksWF to super events with the whole family. There was more good news for status on Tuesday 18 July, bringing see what snaps residents sent in.

WALTHAMSTOW MARKET Come down to Walthamstow market where there’s something for everyone including a food court offering street food from around the globe. Open: Tuesday to Friday 8am – 5pm Saturday 8am – 5.30pm

walthamforest.gov.uk/content/ walthamstow-market MAKING SURE YOUR STREET IS CLEAN GREEN SAFE LOVED Issue 186 I 24 July 2017 EVERY STREET CLEANED AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK www.walthamforest.gov.uk 5 New measures to make In brief your streets safer growing concerns about anti-social Borough Commander Richard behaviour. When we consulted with Tucker said: “Anti-social behaviour residents, 80 per cent experienced can have a serious impact on our anti-social behaviour in the borough communities. Waltham Forest, and 77 per cent agreed it was fair like many other urban boroughs, to restrict these behaviours in public suffers from a range of problems like Dead mouse found at Haji’s places. drinking in the streets and parks, in Leyton The PSPOs will also see drivers aggressive beggars, and on-street who stop on zig-zag lines outside harassment. Poor hygiene, schools during certain hours, which “Solving some of these issues will endangers school pupils and other take time, but we are committed to butcher fined road users, hit with fines. working with the council to make The borough’s Food Safety Officers had Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy Leader life better for our communities, a major victory recently when a butcher and Cabinet Member for the promote the regeneration of our on Lea Bridge Road pleaded guilty to Public Space Protection Orders are being Environment, said: “It is simply not town centres and to keep Waltham implemented as a result of residents’ growing extremely low hygiene standards at concerns about anti-social behaviour right that residents and visitors to Forest safe. These Public Space Thames Magistrates Court and was our high streets and town centres Protection Orders make it easier to ordered to pay £10,000 in fines and should feel intimidated, threatened achieve these goals, and they have costs. Haji’s in Leyton, owned by Waqar or harassed by congregations of my support.” Ahmed, was inspected by Council New measures are to be Protection Orders (PSPOs). street drinkers, aggressive begging The PSPOs will be introduced in Officers last November where they found implemented to stop residents Anyone who doesn’t comply with and verbal abuse. the Leytonstone, Cann Hall, Cathall, a mouse infestation. There were mice from feeling threatened and the new orders, which come into “By introducing Public Space Grove Green, Leyton, Lea Bridge, droppings on the shelves, floors and in intimidated on our streets. place in September 2017, could Protection Orders we can start to Forest, Wood Street, Higham Hill, cardboard boxes used for food displays. Anti-social behaviours like face instant Fixed Penalty Notice of address these concerns and help High Street, Hoe Street, William Gnawed packaging was found as well spitting, littering, public urination, £100 or the prospect of legal action make our streets and town centres Morris and Markhouse wards, and as a dead mouse beneath a food display street drinking, aggressive which could result in a fine of up to more welcoming for our residents parts of the Chapel End, Hale End unit. German and Oriental cockroaches begging, nuisance behaviour and £1000. and visitors.” & Highams Park and Valley wards in were also infesting the shop and rear verbal abuse of passers-by will The PSPOs are being The orders are supported by September. kitchen. be combatted by Public Space implemented as a result of residents’ the local Police. Waltham Forest

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www.fosteringwalthamforest.co.uk Issue 186 I 24 July 2017 7 Family www.walthamforest.gov.uk ‘Free childcare In brief changed our lives’ n Free childcare available for 3-4 year olds doubling in September n Residents save thousands with free childcare

skills have improved, she’s speaking really well, and she can even spell her name and count. She knows Walthamstow Village is a finalist in about the different colours, can the London in Bloom competition identify animals and they are trying to teach her to ride a bike. They also make sure she gets plenty of fresh fruit each day. Every week she Walthamstow gets a book to take home for me to read to her. Village Blooms “It’s changed our lives.” Walthamstow Village is representing Councillor Grace Williams, London as a finalist in the prestigious Cabinet Member for Education and Britain in Bloom national competition. It is up against 78 Britain in Bloom finalists Early Years, said: who want to be crowned the cleanest, “We want every parent in the greenest and most beautiful Urban borough to take up their free Community in the UK. Waltham Forest childcare entitlement – which could Neighbourhoods team helped the Village be up to 30 hours from September. in their entry for London in Bloom. After “There is a good quality childcare Charlie and her daughter Jai have claimed their free childcare hours coming joint second last year, this is the place to suit every child in Waltham Village’s last chance until 2022 to gain Forest – and it’s easy to apply a Gold award. The regional London in online. Bloom judge has already been toured Parents in Waltham Forest could two year olds, depending on their see what places are available and “The extra hours each week let around the Village and the national save money, earn more and give parents’ income. apply for free childcare online. parents rethink how much time they Britain in Bloom judges will visit on their child a better education Not only does the free childcare Charlie, whose daughter Jai spend at work. They might be able 8 August. Results will be announced on with free childcare. save parents thousands of pounds attends Parkside, said: “I found that to earn more, save more money or 27 October at the national awards in From September, parents could on nurseries and playgroups, it also private nursery schools were really give family or friends some respite.” Llandudno. be eligible to receive up to 30 hours frees up their time. Many parents expensive, but my aunt thought of free childcare. use their new-found free time that I might be eligible for funding 15 free hours of childcare are to take on more hours at work, so I applied to the Council and was already available to working parents earning more for their families. successful. It instantly made my More info in the borough, but the provision for You can choose where to access working life far more flexible. To check your eligibility for free Forest Road three to four year old children is set a place for your child – it could be a “Jai is an only child and loves childcare, visit: http://www. to double. nursery, childminder, pre-school or going and playing with other childcarechoices.gov.uk. To see Consultation where in Waltham Forest you can Free early education and out-of-school playscheme. children, it’s brought her out of her Have your say on potential road works find free childcare, visit: directory. childcare is also available for some It’s easy to find out your eligibility, shell. Since she started her social to two junctions on Forest Road. The walthamforest.gov.uk Council is asking for comment on the proposed changes to “Standard Junction” between Wickford Way and Blackhorse Road and “Bell junction” Are you a ‘private’ foster carer? between Hoe Street and Forest Road. Private fostering is when If you are involved in private The proposals would reprioritise space children or young people fostering it is your legal duty to to improve access for all road users by under the age of 16 (under tell Waltham Forest Council – by Who is being fostered privately? widening pavements. This would improve 18 if disabled) are cared for doing so we can offer you and your access for pedestrians and cyclists. The n  proposals also include creating new by someone who is not their privately fostered child lots of help Children and teenagers living apart from their crossings to help people cross, and parent or a very close relative, and support. Remember, if the families introducing cycle tracks and improving through a private arrangement. arrangement was made by social n Children with parents working or studying the public realm. Consultations close on There are many different types services it is not private fostering. Friday 28 July. of private fostering, for example: Also, if you are not be fostering elsewhere in the UK • To get involved, visit: someone looking after a close yourself, but know someone who n Children with parents overseas https://frproposals.commonplace. friend’s children while the parent is is, you can help us keep children is/about You could also request in hospital or children with parents safe by getting in touch and telling n Children on holiday exchanges for longer than a hardcopy of the consultation who are working overseas. Even us what you know about a child 28 days document and questionnaire by holiday exchanges that last more who is being privately fostered, then emailing [email protected] than 28 days are considered a we can investigate. n Children living with host families while studying or calling 020 8496 3000. private fostering arrangement. in the UK London Borough of Waltham Forest Members Allowances scheme Elected Members (Councillors) of an Authority are entitled one post are only entitled to claim the SRA with the greatest 2014 Independent Remuneration Panel recommendations, the under the Members’ Allowances scheme to receive value. In appropriate circumstances, Councillors can claim an Council resolved to unfreeze the allowances” and at its Council remuneration for the duties they perform. This scheme is set allowance towards carers’ costs, travelling and subsistence meeting 25 May 2017 to apply an annual increase equivalent out in the Constitution of the Council. costs when carrying out certain duties outside the Borough. to the NJC increase for officers for 2017/18. The scheme is governed by the Local Government & Housing “Members Allowances were reduced by 5% and then frozen The following table sets out the current rates of Members’ Act, 1989, as amended and the Local Authorities (Members’ in 2011 in response to the difficult economic climate facing Allowances for the Municipal Year, 2017/18. Also set out Allowances) (England) Regulations, 2003. All Councillors residents and the financial constraints on Local Government are payments made to individual Members in the financial are entitled to a basic allowance to cover their democratic spending. A review in 2015 showed that members allowances year 2016/17. The 2016/17 figures also reflect that some duties. Some Councillors also receive a Special Responsibility were below the recommended levels of the London Council’s Councillors had changes of responsibility during the year. Allowance (SRA) reflecting the level of additional duties they Independent Panel on Members’ Allowances which was undertake (see the table below). Councillors who hold more than published in June 2014. Accordingly, in line with the June Members Allowances, May – 2017 – 2018

Allowance Amount (£) Payable to Basic Allowance 10,425 l All members in addition to Special Responsibility Allowance if applicable Special responsibility 41,702 l Leader of the Council allowance 27,106 l Deputy Leader of the Council 21,894 l Cabinet Members 16,681 l Leader of the Opposition Party 8,341 l Junior Cabinet Members l Scrutiny Chair l Chief Whip l Regulatory Committee Chairs l Chair of Audit & Governance l Mayor 4,170 l Chair of Pensions Fund Committee l Chair of Transport Liaison Consultative Group l Vice-Chair of Regulatory Committees l Main Opposition Whip 946 l Independent Person appointed under Section 28 of the Localism Act 2011 713 l Independent Member of Audit & Governance Committee

Financial Year 2016/17 (Subject to Audit) Financial Year 2016/17 (Subject to Audit) Special Special Subsistence and Subsistence and Basic Allowance responsibility Total Payments Basic Allowance responsibility Total Payments Member’s name travel allowance Member’s name travel allowance allowance allowance £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ M Ahmad 10,322 7,714 0 18,036 Limbajee 10,322 21,677 0 31,999 L Ali 10,322 21,677 0 31,999 S Littlejohn 10,322 0 0 10,322 N Ali 10,322 8,258 0 18,580 C W Loakes 10,322 26,838 0 37,160 R Anwar 10,322 0 0 10,322 G Lyons 10,322 1,088 0 11,410 M Asghar 10,322 0 0 10,322 A Mahmood 10,322 1,088 0 11,410 N Asghar 10,322 8,258 0 18,580 S Mahmud 10,322 1,110 0 11,432 M Balkan 10,322 0 0 10,322 A Mbachu 10,322 8,258 0 18,580 P J Barnett 10,322 0 0 10,322 B Mill 10,322 0 0 10,322 A M Bean 10,322 21,677 0 31,999 S Miller 10,322 4,129 0 14,451 A Beg 10,322 0 0 10,322 L Mitchell 10,322 4,673 0 14,995 A Bell 10,322 0 0 10,322 J Moss 10,322 0 0 10,322 K Bellamy 10,322 0 0 10,322 Y Osho 10,322 0 0 10,322 Bennett T 10,322 385 0 10,707 M E Pye 10,322 7,170 0 17,492 Goodman S Qadir 10,322 8,258 0 18,580 K Berberi 10,322 0 0 10,322 S Rackham 10,322 0 0 10,322 R Berg 10,322 0 0 10,322 K Rayner 10,322 3,574 0 13,896 L Braham 10,322 0 0 10,322 C A Robbins 10,322 41,289 281 51,892 C Coghill 10,322 21,677 0 31,999 M Rusling 10,322 10,025 0 20,347 M T Davis 10,322 16,516 0 26,838 A Siggers 10,322 4,129 0 14,451 P Douglas 10,322 7,714 0 18,036 A Strathern 10,322 8,258 0 18,580 J Edwards 8,935 0 0 8,935 R C Sweden 10,322 8,258 0 18,580 P Edwards 10,322 7,170 0 17,492 S Terry 10,322 8,258 0 18,580 S Emmerson 10,322 8,258 0 18,580 S Waldron 10,322 19,909 0 30,231 C Erics 10,322 0 0 10,322 G A Walker 10,322 0 0 10,322 M J Fitzgerald 10,322 3,685 0 14,007 T V Wheeler 10,322 0 0 10,322 J C Gray 10,322 7,714 0 18,036 G Williams 10,322 19,909 35 30,266 H Halebi 10,322 0 0 10,322 Co-Optees A Hemsted 10,322 0 0 10,322 D Fluskey 0 937 0 937 J Hemsted 10,322 0 0 10,322 C W Webb- 0 706 0 706 P V Herrington 10,322 7,170 0 17,492 Ingall S Highfield 10,322 2,952 0 13,274 617,933 382,043 316 1,000,292 W Ihenachor 10,322 0 0 10,322 T James 10,322 0 0 10,322 A Khan 10,322 21,677 0 31,999 J Khan 10,322 0 0 10,322 Issue 186 I 24 July 2017 9 Community www.walthamforest.gov.uk 35,000 enjoy Walthamstow Garden Party In brief

much to do and enjoy we are in a strong position to win. Everybody “It was great to talk to so many local people who are proud about get online The Assisted Digital Strategy will where they live and want to get take a lot of different approaches to involved in making sure Waltham help even the most disadvantaged Forest is on the map.” residents get online. This will include Louise Jeffreys, Director of Arts at self-help sessions, training, accessible the Barbican said: digital channels and work with local “It was wonderful to see organisations. The Council is also looking thousands of people enjoying into introducing widespread public WiFi. the creative wealth that Waltham Councillor Liaquat Ali MBE JP, Cabinet Forest has to offer. As a Waltham Member for Digital, said: Forest resident myself, witnessing “Social exclusion and digital exclusion the vibrancy and diversity of the are linked. By helping residents to borough was a particular joy, as was get online and feel comfortable using seeing world-class music.” technology, they can be encouraged The festival had music, theatre, to use virtual social networks and use 35,000 residents came out to enjoy the Walthamstow Garden Party dance and circus and workshops the internet for other services, reducing from artists such as Toots and the exclusion and isolation.” Maytals, Tinariwen, Layla Rosa, Boy “Many vulnerable people are at risk Blue Entertainment, Walthamstow of becoming excluded from the very Last weekend’s Walthamstow by the Barbican and Create in said: “The Garden Party goes from Youth Circus, X7eaven Dance and services they need, as well as the online Garden Party was a huge partnership with Waltham Forest strength to strength each year and is MovE17. choices that could bring them benefits, success, with over 35,000 people Council, involved over 80 local a shining example of arts and culture The emphasis on recycling this both socially and economically.” visiting Lloyd Park over the organisations and saw 1,300 people in London. year also meant that 46 per cent • For more information, visit weekend, the largest audience in participate, including 450 young “This is why we launched our bid of the rubbish was recycled or www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/ the festival’s four year history. people. to become the first London Borough composted, two-thirds more than in helping-you-use-internet The festival, which was presented Council Leader Cllr Clare Coghill of Culture on Saturday. With so previous years. New Mayor backs diversity and life chances

Cllr Yemisi Osho, Waltham worked in Nigeria until coming to to healthcare, schools, planning Forest’s newly elected Mayor, England in 1988, qualifying as a applications and individual has pledged to serve the whole Registered General Nurse in 1993. personal cases. of Waltham Forest in a way “The main difference between The Mayor will be fundraising in that values and celebrates its being a midwife in Nigeria and the conjunction with Diabetes UK to diverse cultural communities in UK at the time was that in rural support local diabetic care services her year in post. Nigeria, I was the main medical and raise awareness of the impact “All of my life I’ve been involved contact for the women I worked of diabetes on people’s health. in humanitarian service and with, taking on several roles at “Diabetes cuts across age, race, worked with diverse communities. once. In the UK I can refer to religion and social background. I have always tried to bring specialists of all kinds” By tackling it we will have an people together – I started the In 2012, Cllr Osho was appointed impact on every corner of our E17 Pop-Up Kitchen, where I use Queen’s Nurse by the Queen’s borough. We need to take a food to cross cultural barriers and Nursing Institute in recognition of holistic approach, starting with bring different groups closer with her commitment to providing high education and prevention, to a shared passion, but a varied quality care. medical care and supporting menu! It’s not until people meet “This was an extremely humble people to make the changes they and talk that they realise they have moment for me, but I was elated need to keep it at bay. If we beat common issues and goals.” that my hard work and leadership diabetes we would save the Health The theme of her Mayoral year is had been recognised. I’ve always Services millions!” “Service, Courage and Hope”. She been driven to be an advocate for Cllr Yemi Osho is married plans to encourage young people my patients and fellow nurses. I’ve with two sons. Her husband, to take an interest in health-related always thought we should treat our Olukayode, and younger son, careers. “By working with schools, patients and colleagues with dignity Richard, will act as consorts during we can encourage our young and respect as we would treat our her year in office, along with Pastor people to consider a career in own family. I’ve spent a lot of time Birkett Bennett as her spiritual medicine, nursing and other allied fighting for the rights of both.” adviser. health professions.” In 2014, she was elected as Cllr Yemisi Osho, newly elected Mayor of Waltham Forest Cllr Osho is a distinguished a councillor representing Lea More info nurse practitioner with more than Bridge Ward. Since then, she For more information, visit 30 years’ service. She qualified as has supported and represented www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ a Registered Midwife in 1984 and residents on various issues relating content/mayor 10 Our campaigns Become a Whipps Competition time! photo competition. Include your full name, address and where the photo was taken in the email. The first place winner will Cross Champion! receive two return flights to Madeira, thanks to Jet2.com managed to keep me alive! (T&C’s apply). ‘I also had a trip there when I The second place prize winner received minor injuries going to the will receive a voucher for four aid of someone, and they patched match tickets at Leyton Orient. me up like new. Important small print ‘I’d love to see the hospital This competition is limited to one redeveloped, but would hope they entry per person. keep part of the Victorian façade, • To enter, you must be a as they did with the Royal London. Waltham Forest resident and Celebrity Photographer David ‘I wish them all the very best of submit a digital image taken On separate occasions Bailey will judge the competition they’ve kept me alive and luck with getting a new hospital – within Waltham Forest. The patched me up as good I really mean that.’ To help brighten the walls closing date for entries is as new! I wish them all the The Council is working with at Whipps Cross Hospital Wednesday 13 September at very best of luck with a Barts Health NHS Trust, clinical and celebrate its centenary 12 noon. new hospital, I really commissioners and the North East this year, the Council has • Please do not send original mean that. London Foundation Trust (NELFT) launched a photography photographs. If you wish to to turn its a joint vision for Whipps competition to find a variety enter a photograph taken with Cross into a reality; retaining the of images that reflect the a traditional film camera, please best of the hospital, whilst creating best of our community and scan it and send the digital a campus that provides the best borough. image only to us by email. healthcare moving in to the 21st Twelve ‘highly commended’ • The entrant must be the sole century – but we need your help images will be selected by owner of copyright for the and support to make this happen. famous photographer David photograph entered and must There are lots of ways to get Bailey and Jimmy Lee to be have obtained permission involved with the campaign: displayed at Whipps Cross of any people featured in • Download, print and display a Hospital from the autumn. the image, or their parents/ poster Photo Competition guardians if children under Pledge your support • Sign our online pledge Show what Whipps Cross 16 are featured. • Change your Twitter or Facebook Hospital and Waltham Forest • Submitted images will be for a ne hospital profile picture mean to you through the lens posted on the Council’s • Tweet in support of the campaign of your camera or phone. Facebook page #lovewhippscross; or Perhaps you have a treasured • For full terms and conditions, Almost 1,000 people have If you would like to tell your story • Complete the coupon below and photograph taken in the past or please visit www. pledged their support for the and become a champion for the post it to Communications, Town a local sunset that you’d like to walthamforest.gov.uk/ Council’s ‘Love Whipps Cross’ campaign, we would love to hear Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow enter? lovewx campaign since its launch last from you. Perhaps you would like E17 4JF. How to Enter month. They back the Council’s to share the care you received, or Email the picture to media@ plan to transform the hospital continue to receive, or what Whipps walthamforest.gov.uk with into a world-class health and Cross means to you? Please get More info the subject line Whipps Cross wellbeing campus in touch media@walthamforest. Visit: www.walthamforest.gov. Thankfully, most of us are in gov.uk uk/lovewx. Those who do not good health and won’t need to visit Retired businessman, grandad have internet access can cut out Many thanks to our judges David Bailey and Jimmy Lee, and Whipps Cross Hospital, but we ask and hero, Frank, has signed up to the coupon below, and post it to our prize sponsors Jet2.com and Leyton Orient. everyone for their support, and if be a champion. He said: ‘I received Communications, Town Hall, Forest they’re not pledging support for very good care at Whipps, they Road, Walthamstow E17 4JF. themselves, we ask our residents were brilliant – I was treated for Free internet access is available at ‘do it’ for others. an emergency recently and they all Waltham Forest libraries. 

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Pledge your support online, by post, or call SamFather and avid rambler in to the Town Hall. To post, complete the E coupon, pop in an envelope with a stamp and address to; E To pledge and read Sam’s story visit Communications, Town Hall, Walthamstow althamforestgovulove E17 4JF P CDE Issue 186 I 24 July 2017 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 11 Our Borough of Culture Bid

Waltham Forest Residents tell us why they Culture Tree are backing the bid

Residents tie their wish cards to the culture tree

Lucie Gledhill, Walthamstow resident Belinda Manfo, Waltham Forest resident, Katrina Bautista, Waltham Forest and business owner, right, pictured with aged 9 resident, left, pictured with Joe Donohoe Hundreds of cards were The tree will be touring around Shona French and son Oshen attached to a Culture Tree to the Borough in the coming months “I run a jewellery workshop “I go to the library every “I support Waltham Forest celebrate the launch of Waltham so that more residents can tell us called Made by Ore, we Friday, sometimes I go on being the first Borough of Forest’s bid to become London their wishes for culture in Waltham teach jewellery making Saturdays, or Mondays. I Culture because it’s a great Forest. Borough of Culture. such as making your own really like going there, I love combination of suburban Attendees at the Walthamstow Keep a look out on our social wedding rings. We moved to reading books, and it’s just and city life. It’s a really great Garden Party filled in the cards media to see where the tree will be to tell us what they think is the going next. Walthamstow because rents really nice. It’s Higham Hill opportunity for creatives to borough’s cultural highlight and to were affordable, business library, it’s on our road, so all build their networks, and for make a wish for culture in Waltham More info rates were affordable, but also you have to do is walk across start-up businesses to get a Forest. Use #WFculture19 to stay because there was such a the road and then we’re in the kickstart.” The tree, made in the image of up to date with the tree and great community vibe.” library!” the Waltham Forest logo, had the the campaign, or visit: cards tied on with coloured ribbons. WFculture19.co.uk

Did you know Back the bid

n The designer of the Concorde was born in Highams Park. Ask 10 friends and family members to back the bid at Sir George Edwards studied at Walthamstow Technical Institute www.wfculture19.co.uk Engineering and Trade School. Write a message of support on our Facebook page telling n  Sir Jonathan Ive, the designer of the iPod, grew up in Chingford us why you are backing the bid, and what culture in and attended Chingford Foundation School. He is now Senior Waltham Forest means to you. Vice President of Design at Apple. n Walthamstow was home to several movie studios in the silent Post a picture to Instagram, highlighting what’s great era – Precision, British & Colonial, Broadwest and I. B. Davidson about culture in Waltham Forest #Wfculture19 all had their premises on these streets. Tweet in support of the campaign #WFculture19 n In 2014 Fleur East, from Walthamstow, became The X Factor’s first contestant to reach number one on the UK iTunes Store chart with “Uptown Funk” by Mark Ronson Spread the word as a Community Ambassador by volunteering at an event or posting messages of support on social media – n Waltham Forest is, or was, home to a number of successful how much you do is up to you. To find out more, please email bands including Iron Maiden, East 17 and Blazin’ Squad. [email protected] Primal Scream’s first single Loaded, produced by DJ Andrew Weatherall, was recorded at Bark! studios in Walthamstow. All our social media channels are on the Back the Bid website www.wfculture19.co.uk 12 What’s On

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members welcome. £3 for members or £4 young imaginations through the use of for non-members. For further information Crochet Lessons storytelling, movement and music. The Mondays or Thursdays, 7.30–9.30pm email Cathy Macnaughton cathy. Culture sessions will help develop focus and build Council Ropers Avenue, Highams Park, E4 9EG [email protected], phone confidence. Parents stay with their children This three-week course is aimed at the John Stimson on 07973 880 080 or visit and crafts throughout. Numbers strictly limited, so Meetings crochet beginner. In a group of no more www.bridgewebs.com/walthamforest please email to book your free taster than four, I will teach you all of the skills E17 Swedish language session. Email [email protected], Tuesday 1 August you need to feel confident at crocheting. visit www.actingbugs.co.uk or find us Planning Committee, 7pm Sunday Nature course Learn chain stitch, double crochet, treble Wednesdays, 7pm and 8.10pm on Facebook. Housing Scrutiny, 7pm Conservation crochet, half double crochet, hold a hook Hornbeam Café, 458 Hoe Street, E17 9AH Sunday 6 August , 9:45 – 3.30 and yarn, tension, change colour and follow Learn Swedish in these beginners/ Thursday 3 August Meet at Waterworks Centre Foyer a pattern. Hooks and yarn provided for you Waltham Forest Youth intermediate and conversation courses Executive Decision, 2pm Lammas Road, Lea Bridge Road E10 7QT to keep and access to video tutorials. To Theatre classes. Relaxed, fun and productive for Reed bed management at the former Essex book, visit www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/martha- Thursdays, 4.30–5.30pm Filter Beds, now the Green Flag Awarded adults. Pay £195 for a term of thirteen Tuesday 15 August kilner-12742219508. For info, visit Forest Community Centre, Guildford Road, Waterworks Nature Reserve with one 90 minute lessons or £130 for thirteen Executive Decision, 4pm www.craftykilner.co.uk. E17 4EA of the biggest bird hides in London. No 60 minute lessons in a small group We work towards group and individual All meetings are held at Waltham Forest experience required. For more info, email (beginners). Individual lessons also Sing 17 Trinity College exams and towards Town Hall. Dates and times are subject to [email protected], call 07757 766950 or available. For more info, phone Christian performing on a stage and to build Every Monday 7.30–9pm (term times) change. visit www.lbcv.org.uk/ Karlsson on 07958 471 083, email confidence. Our classes are managed Orford House Social Club, Orford Road, [email protected] or visit and taught by qualified, experienced and For more information, visit www. E17 9QR www.e17swedish.com professional teachers, and are suitable walthamforest.gov.uk/content/council- Understanding your Join our thriving, all ability choir. Absolutely for children aged six to 10 years. Phone meetings-minutes-and-agendas iPad no auditions. Drop-in and join in. Inclusive, Michael Michael on 07860 716 295, Thursday 27 July and 3 August – Waltham Forest informal and fun. Your first taster session email [email protected] or visit 10am–12.30pm Community Choir is free. £6 per session when paid in www.walthamforestyouththeatre.co.uk. Waltham Forest Resource hub (North), Mondays, 7.30–9.30pm (term time only) advance, or £7 pay-as-you-go. For more 58 Hall Lane, Chingford, E4 8EU St Mary’s Church, Church End, E17 9RJ information, email we.are.sing17@ Workshop for people aged 50+. Learn We are a self-funded group open to gmail.com, phone Laura on 07813 686 about your iPad features and applications. anyone living or working in the borough. 980 or just come along. Community Using facetime to make free video phone Previous singing or musical experience calls with other apple users; airdrop and is not required. We believe that singing Ward Forums how to use itunes to back up your iPad. should be accessible to anyone and do not Children and Bring your iPad to this session and learn audition prospective members. Our musical Hoe Street Community how to get the most out of your device. repertoire is diverse, and includes classical, Ward Forum Cost is £10.00. For more information, young people traditional, folk and popular styles. All are Tuesday 25 July, 7–8.30pm phone Age UK Waltham Forest on welcome. Currently seeking to recruit YMCA, 642 Forest Road, Walthamstow, 020 8558 5512 or email e.tozer@ Bongalong: music, Tenors and Basses. £50 per term. Visit E17 3EF ageukwalthamforest.org.uk www.singwithus.net, email members@ movement and make- singwithus.net, visit www.facebook. believe Please note, all meeting dates and times Next Steps with com/walthamforestcommunitychoir or Days and times vary, please get in touch are subject to change. Classes available at St Gabriel’s Family Android Tablets phone 07954 740 745. For further information on Community Centre, Havant Road, E17 3JF; Greenleaf 17 August – 10am–12.30pm Ward Forums, visit www.walthamforest. Road Baptist Church, Greenleaf Road, Waltham Forest Resource hub (North), gov.uk/content/community-ward- Music lessons/ E17 6QQ and The Mill, Coppermill Lane, 58 Hall Lane, Chingford, E4 8EU recording studio forums Workshop for people aged 50+. This E17 7HA Times vary course is intended to follow on from our Bongalong offers fun, creative music East London Mini Music Studio, near “Introduction to Tablet Computers” course sessions for children under five and Queen’s Road, E11 1BB but you don’t have to have been on that their carers. Includes singing, dancing, Budget recording/practice/teaching space course first. Come along to learn some percussion instruments and some ‘let’s run by composer, recording artist and helpful tips and tricks. See some interesting pretend’. Come and have fun together. Cost session player, Sam Thomas. Sam offers and helpful free apps (programs) available is £5.50, trial sessions are available. For guitar and drum lessons for all ages as well from the app store. Learn how to change further information, email Fiona Fiona. as renting out his well-equipped garden settings and how to recover from a failure. [email protected] studio for recording/production purposes. You can also bring your Android questions Tell us what’s on Lessons are £15 for 30 minutes or £25p/h. with you for discussion. Cost is £5. For more E17 Junior Guitar Club Recording sessions are just £15p/h. Sam information, phone Age UK Waltham Saturdays, different levels and times can be as involved in the recording process Forest on 020 8558 5512 or email Hornbeam Café, 458 Hoe Street, E17 9AH Email your event details to: as desired, anything from simply operating [email protected] Guitar playing fun and performing for the equipment to full production. Phone children of all abilities aged eight and over. [email protected] Sam on 07972 543 748 or email sam@ Pay £54 for a half term of six 30 minute Using Microsoft Word samthomasmusic.com 24 August – 10am–12.30pm lessons. Different levels and times. Also The deadline for 14 August edition is Waltham Forest Resource hub (North), weekday one-to-one lessons after school 58 Hall Lane, Chingford, E4 8EU Chingford Life Drawing near Wood Street. For more information Friday 28 July Workshop for people aged 50+. Suitable Every Thursday, 7.30–9.30pm phone Christian Karlsson on 07958 471 both for beginners and experienced users Mornington Hall, The Green Walk, E4 7EN 083, email [email protected] or visit looking to refresh their knowledge about We are a local life drawing group in www.e17guitar.com Inclusion cannot be guaranteed, due to the high the classic word processing program Chingford. We meet up for untutored volume of requests received. from Microsoft. Hear about some useful drawing with professional models from Acting Bugs features and techniques that you may all backgrounds. Basic art materials will Mondays, 1.50–3.30pm Please send your listing in the body of an email, have overlooked. There will be plenty of be provided free such as A2 newsprint St John’s Church Hall, High Road opportunity to ask questions on Word topics papers, charcoal, pencils, rubbers and Leytonstone, E11 1HH formatted as shown on these pages. Events of specific interest. Includes using tables, putty. Sketching papers will be available Fridays, 10am–12noon received in other formats will not be used. mail merge and label printing.We’ll even for purchase at a small cost. You are The Peterhouse Centre, 122 Forest Rise, show you free alternatives to the chargeable welcome to bring your own art materials. E17 3PW Please keep to a maximum of 90 words and a products. Cost is £5. For more information, Price: £8.50 drop-in. For more info visit Interactive drama groups for preschool phone Age UK Waltham Forest on www.facebook.com/groups/chingford. children led by local TV actress and maximum of two listings per person/group. 020 8558 5512 or email e.tozer@ drawing/ mum, Sam Seager, introducing preschool ageukwalthamforest.org.uk children to drama in a playful way, inspiring 14 Public notices

2: Click on ‘planning applications’ (under All associated and ancillary engineering www.walthamforest.gov.uk/planning- been made to the Council. most popular) works and operations. If outline planning search APPL. NO 172100 3: Click on the green text ‘search for permission is to be granted, further or follow these simple steps:- APPLICANT Mr Wayne Painter Planning planning applications’ applications for the discharge of all the 1: Go to www.walthamforest.gov.uk ADDRESS The White House, High Any views you would like to make for reserved matters would be required. 2: Click on ‘planning applications’ (under Road, Woodford Green, IG8 9LB the above proposal, must be submitted Please Note: This application has been most popular) PROPOSAL Alterations to internal layout in writing to the Council within 21 days accompanied with an Environmental 3: Click on the green text ‘search for including removal of existing office space London Borough of Waltham Forest of the date of this letter. Due to the Statement (ES). Details of the ES can be planning applications’ and WC to enlarge cafe area with new Notice of Application for Planning number of correspondence (letters, emails found at Councils planning website: Any views you would like to make for the bifold doors, new wider entrance, two new Permission etc.) received by the Council relating https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ above proposal, must be submitted in WCs to service cafe and new opening Town and Country Planning (General to planning applications, it will not be content/search-planning-applications. writing to the Council within 21 days of within structural wall between changing Development Procedure) (England) possible to acknowledge or respond to your The ES can also be viewed at the London the date of this letter. Due to the number room and new disabled WC to give access Order 2015 – Notice under Article 15 correspondences should you submit any. Borough of Waltham Forest Planning of correspondence (letters, emails etc.) to changing area. Notice is Hereby Given that the following However, all views/comments received are Department Sycamore House, Town Hall received by the Council relating to planning The application is available to view on the application for planning permission has fully considered during the assessment of Complex, Forest Road, London, E17 4JF. applications, it will not be possible following website: been made to the Council for which the planning application. Please note that The application is available to view on the to acknowledge or respond to your www.walthamforest.gov.uk/planning- additional publicity is required. the planning file, including correspondence following website: correspondences should you submit any. search APPL. NO 171929 received for the application, are open to www.walthamforest.gov.uk/planning- However, all views/comments received are or follow these simple steps:- APPLICANT Johal Properties Ltd the public. search fully considered during the assessment of 1: Go to www.walthamforest.gov.uk ADDRESS 220 Wood Street, Dated this day 24 July 2017 or follow these simple steps:- the planning application. Please note that 2: Click on ‘planning applications’ (under Walthamstow, E17 3NA Rob Bristow, Head of Development 1: Go to www.walthamforest.gov.uk the planning file, including correspondence most popular) PROPOSAL Redevelopment of the Management and Building Control 2: Click on ‘planning applications’ (under received for the application, are open to 3: Click on the green text ‘search for site providing a mixed use development, London Borough of Waltham Forest most popular) the public. planning applications’ comprising of 26 residential units and 3: Click on the green text ‘search for Dated this day 24 July 2017 Any views you would like to make for commercial use at ground floor level London Borough of Waltham Forest planning applications’ Rob Bristow, Head of Development the above proposal, must be submitted (Use Class B1), within a building ranging Notice of Application for Planning Any views you would like to make for Management and Building Control in writing to the Council within 21 days between 2 to 5 storeys in height. Provision Permission the above proposal, must be submitted London Borough of Waltham Forest of the date of this letter. Due to the of communal amenity space, refuse and Town and Country Planning Act 1990 in writing to the Council within 21 days number of correspondence (letters, emails recycling storage, cycle parking along with (as amended) of the date of this letter. Due to the London Borough of Waltham Forest etc.) received by the Council relating two parking spaces. Town and Country Planning (General number of correspondence (letters, emails Planning (Listed Buildings and to planning applications, it will not be The application is available to view on the possible to acknowledge or respond to your Development Procedure) (England) etc.) received by the Council relating Conservation Areas) Act 1990 – following website: to planning applications, it will not be correspondences should you submit any. Order 2015 – Notice under Article 15 Section 67 www.walthamforest.gov.uk/planning- However, all views/comments received are Notice is Hereby Given that the following possible to acknowledge or respond to your Notice is Hereby Given that the following search fully considered during the assessment of application has been received affecting correspondences should you submit any. application affecting a building within a or follow these simple steps:- the planning application. Please note that the setting of a Listed Building and a However, all views/comments received are conservation area has been made to the 1: Go to www.walthamforest.gov.uk the planning file, including correspondence Conservation Area fully considered during the assessment of Council. 2: Click on ‘planning applications’ (under the planning application. Please note that received for the application, are open to APPL. NO 171355 APPL. NO 172064 most popular) the planning file, including correspondence the public. APPLICANT Mr Andrew Haughey APPLICANT Miss Sophie Gooch 3: Click on the green text ‘search for received for the application, to Dated this day 24 July 2017 ADDRESS The Mall Walthamstow, 45 are open ADDRESS 89 Winns Avenue, planning applications’ Rob Bristow, Head of Development Selborne Road, Walthamstow, London, E17 the public. Walthamstow, London, E17 5HD Any views you would like to make for Management and Building Control 7JR Dated this day 24 July 2017 PROPOSAL Replacement of two the above proposal, must be submitted Rob Bristow, Head of Development windows at ground floor rear elevation with London Borough of Waltham Forest in writing to the Council within 21 days PROPOSAL Part demolition of The Mall and its replacement and extension by Management and Building Control wide door with side window lights and top of the date of this letter. Due to the London Borough of Waltham Forest casement number of correspondence (letters, emails an additional 8,769sqm (Gross External London Borough of Waltham Forest Area) GEA to be used for Shops, food The application is available to view on the Planning (Listed Buildings and etc.) received by the Council relating London Borough of Waltham Forest following website: to planning applications, it will not be and drink and leisure (Classes A1, A3, Conservation Areas) Act 1990 – Notice of Application for Planning www.walthamforest.gov.uk/planning- possible to acknowledge or respond to your D2). Creation of 42 residential units (Use Section 67 Permission search correspondences should you submit any. Class C3) up to a maximum height of Notice is Hereby Given that the following Town and Country Planning (General or follow these simple steps:- 49m (Above Ordnance Datum). Redesign application affecting a listed building has However, all views/comments received are 1: Go to www.walthamforest.gov.uk of Town Square, including new children’s Development Procedure) (England) been made to the Council. fully considered during the assessment of 2: Click on ‘planning applications’ (under play space, landscaping (hard and soft) Order 2015 – Notice under Article 15 APPL. NO 172127 the planning application. Please note that most popular) and lighting. Re-design of the access Notice is Hereby Given that the following APPLICANT Mr Wayne Painter the planning file, including correspondence 3: Click on the green text ‘search for arrangements to The Mall. Creation of application for planning permission has ADDRESS The White House, High received for the application, are open to planning applications’ new entrance and associated works for been made to the Council for which Road, Woodford Green, IG8 9LB the public. Any views you would like to make for the residential buildings at ground floor level additional publicity is required. PROPOSAL Demolition of existing shed Dated this day 24 July 2017 above proposal, must be submitted in fronting onto the Town Square. Extension APPL. NO 172336 and garage to construct two storey pavilion Rob Bristow, Head of Development writing to the Council within 21 days of to the basement car parking area of The APPLICANT Forest Road Student Ltd and to provide office accommodation. Management and Building Control the date of this letter. Due to the number Mall by 318sqm and the creation of 33 car Watkin Jones Group Ltd The application is available to view on the London Borough of Waltham Forest of correspondence (letters, emails etc) parking spaces. Re-design of the servicing ADDRESS 4-10 Forest Road, following website: received by the Council relating to planning arrangements for The Mall. Provision Walthamstow, London, E17 6JJ www.walthamforest.gov.uk/planning- London Borough of Waltham Forest applications, it will not be possible of new plant and renewable energy PROPOSAL Erection of 9 to 17 search Planning (Listed Buildings and to acknowledge or respond to your equipment. All associated and ancillary storey (including mezzanine) student or follow these simple steps:- Conservation Areas) Act 1990 – correspondences should you submit any. engineering works and operations. accommodation block to provide 1: Go to www.walthamforest.gov.uk Section 67 However, all views/comments received are Outline Permission is sought for: 353 student rooms (sui generis) and 2: Click on ‘planning applications’ (under Notice is Hereby Given that the following fully considered during the assessment of Provision of up to 460 residential approximately 950 sqm of commercial most popular) application affecting a building within a the planning application. Please note that dwellings (Use Class C3) in a collection of floorspace (A1/A2/A3/A4/B1/B2/D1/D2) 3: Click on the green text ‘search for conservation area has been made to the the planning file, including correspondence two low buildings and two tall buildings at ground floor and mezzanine levels with planning applications’ Council. received for the application, are open to sitting above the podium created by cycle parking, amenity space and other Any views you would like to make for APPL. NO 171964 the public. the development the subject of the full associated works. This application has the above proposal, must be submitted APPLICANT Hooker Dated this day 24 July 2017 planning permission, ranging in height up been accompanied with an Environmental in writing to the Council within 21 days ADDRESS 25-27 Orford Road, Rob Bristow, Head of Development to 132.5m AOD. Provision of podium hard Statement (ES). Details of the ES can be of the date of this letter. Due to the Walthamstow, London, E17 9NL Management and Building Control and soft landscaping areas, including play found at Council’s planning website: www. number of correspondence (letters, emails PROPOSAL Installation of new shopfront London Borough of Waltham Forest space (used by the proposed residential walthamforest.gov.uk/content/search- etc.) received by the Council relating and internal alterations to ground floor dwellings). Provision of associated services, planning-applications. The ES can also be restaurant and first floor of flat over 27 to planning applications, it will not be including waste, refuse, cycle storage, viewed at the London Borough of Waltham London Borough of Waltham Forest The application is available to view on the possible to acknowledge or respond to your and lighting. Creation of new entrance and Forest Planning Department Sycamore Planning (Listed Buildings and following website: correspondences should you submit any. servicing areas and associated works for House, Town Hall Complex, Forest Road, Conservation Areas) Act 1990 – However, all views/comments received are www.walthamforest.gov.uk/planning- residential buildings at ground floor level London, E17 4JF. search Section 67 fully considered during the assessment of fronting Selborne Road. Provision of new The application is available to view on the Notice is Hereby Given that the following the planning application. Please note that or follow these simple steps:- plant and renewable energy equipment. following website: 1: Go to www.walthamforest.gov.uk application affecting a listed building has the planning file, including correspondence Issue 186 I 24 July 2017 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 15

received for the application, are open to * ‘owner’ means a person having a by 5pm on 4 September 2017. The Waltham Forest (Prescribed of Somers Road, (iii) western side – the public. freehold interest or a leasehold interest the The Article 4 Direction will come into force, Routes) (Blackhorse Village No. 4) provided two sections of double yellow line Dated this day 24 July 2017 unexpired term of which is not less than subject to confirmation by the Council, on Traffic Order 2017 (T18) “at any time” waiting restrictions adjacent Rob Bristow, Head of Development 7 years, or, in the case of development 24 July 2018. The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Somers Road and outside No. 33 WSR; and Management and Building Control consisting of the winning or working of Dated: 24 July 2017 Routes) (Blackhorse Village No. 5) (iv) converted certain single yellow line London Borough of Waltham Forest minerals, a person entitled to an interest in Traffic Order 2017 (T45/17) waiting restrictions to double yellow lines a mineral in the land (other than oil, gas, THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING The Waltham Forest (Prescribed “at any time” waiting restrictions on all London Borough of Waltham Forest coal, gold or silver). (GENERAL PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT) Routes) (Hoe Street Area No. 1) Traffic sides around the said closure outside Nos. ** ‘tenant’ means a tenant of an 58 and 60 Hatherley Road; Planning (Listed Buildings and (ENGLAND) ORDER 2015 AS AMENDED Order 2017 (T8) agricultural holding any part of which is (g) in *Aubrey Road *Borwick Conservation Areas) Act 1990 – NOTICE PURSUANT TO SCHEDULE 3 The Waltham Forest (Prescribed comprised in the land. Avenue, *Browns Road *Gaywood Section 67 OF THE MAKING OF AN ARTICLE 4 Routes) (HW Area No. 1) Traffic Order Signed Darrall Bishop Road, *Greenleaf Road, *Hawthorne Notice is Hereby Given that the following DIRECTION 2017 (T21) On behalf of London Borough of Road, *Hervey Park Road, *Jewel application affecting a building within a The London Borough of Waltham Forest The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Waltham Forest Road, *Melville Road, *Milton Road, conservation area has been made to the has made an Article 4(1) Direction on 14 Routes) (HW Area No. 2) Traffic Order Council. Date 14 July 2017 *Richards Place *Ritchings Avenue, July 2017, under Article 4(1) of the Town 2017 (T21) APPL. NO 171551 Statement of owners’ rights and Country Planning (General Permitted *Rosebank Grove, *Russell Road, The Waltham Forest (Free Parking APPLICANT – The grant of planning permission does not Development) (England) Order 2015, as *Tower Hamlets Road and *Wellington Places, Loading Places and Waiting, ADDRESS 6a St James Street, affect owners’ rights to retain or dispose amended (“the Order”). The Direction Road, removed double yellow line “at any Loading and Stopping Restrictions) Walthamstow, E17 7PF of their property, unless there is some relates to development comprising change time” waiting restrictions and in some (Amendment No. 83) Order 2017 PROPOSAL Alterations including provision to the contrary in an agreement of use from a use falling within Class cases single yellow line waiting restrictions construction of side dormer to original or in a lease. B1(a) (offices) of the Order to a use falling The Waltham Forest (Charged-For at their respective junction(s) with either Parking Places) (Amendment No. 56) Forest Road and/or Hoe Street; two storey rear projection to connection to Statement of agricultural tenants’ within Class C3 (dwellinghouses) of the Order 2017 (h) in Pearl Road (PR) – (i) introduced conversion of upper floor four bedroom flat rights Order, and removes permitted development 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the a section of one-way working from north to 2 x 1 bedroom flats. The grant of planning permission for rights for this type of development from Council of the London Borough of Waltham to south and then west to east (except for The application is available to view on the non-agricultural development may affect the date when the Direction comes into Forest (the Council) on 24th July 2017 cycles) suspending any previous one-way following website: agricultural tenants’ security of tenure. force. Planning permission will therefore www.walthamforest.gov.uk/planning- be required for changes of use from made the above mentioned Traffic Orders working arrangement in this road; (ii) search THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING Class B1(a) to Class C3 once the Article 4 under sections 6, 45, 46, 49 and 124 prevented vehicles from entering Pearl of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Road at its junction with Jewel Road where or follow these simple steps:- (GENERAL PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT) Direction is in force. Traffic Regulation Act 1984. entry to that road is prohibited by a no- 1: Go to www.walthamforest.gov.uk (ENGLAND) ORDER 2015 AS AMENDED The Article 4 Direction applies to the whole 2. The general effect of the Orders will be entry sign plate; 2: Click on ‘planning applications’ (under NOTICE PURSUANT TO SCHEDULE 3 borough. to continue indefinitely certain provisions of (i) in Jewel Road (JR) – (i) introduced most popular) OF THE MAKING OF AN ARTICLE 4 A copy of the Direction, including a map the experimental traffic orders listed in the a section of one-way working from south 3: Click on the green text ‘search for DIRECTION defining the area covered, can be viewed planning applications’ during normal office hours at Sycamore Schedule to this Notice, which by way of an to north (except for cycles) between Pearl The London Borough of Waltham Forest experiment - Road and Forest Road, suspending any Any views you would like to make for has made an Article 4(1) Direction on 8 House, Waltham Forest Town Hall Complex, (a) in Wellington Road – (i) introduced previous one-way working arrangement the above proposal, must be submitted June 2017, under Article 4(1) of the Town Forest Road, London E17 4JF; or can be in writing to the Council within 21 days viewed on the Council’s website at www. one-way working from north to south in this road; (ii) prevented vehicles from and Country Planning (General Permitted (except for cycles) between Forest Road entering Jewel Road at its junction with of the date of this letter. Due to the Development) (England) Order 2015, as walthamforest.gov.uk number of correspondence (letters, emails Representations may be made concerning and Canning Road; (ii) prevented vehicles Forest Road where entry to that road is amended (“the Order”). The Direction from entering Wellington Road at its prohibited by a no-entry sign plate; etc.) received by the Council relating relates to development comprising change the Article 4 Direction between 24 July junction with Canning Road where entry to (j) in Rosebank Grove (RR) – (i) to planning applications, it will not be of use: (i) from a use falling within Class 2017 and 4 September 2017. If you wish possible to acknowledge or respond to your to make a representation you may do so by that road is prohibited by a no-entry sign introduced a section of one-way working A1 (shops) of the Order to a use falling plate; from north to south (except for cycles) correspondences should you submit any. within Class A2 (financial and professional email to planning.policy@walthamforest. (b) in Erskine Road (ER) – (i) introduced between Forest Road and Wolsey Road, However, all views/comments received are services) of the Order; (ii) from a use falling gov.uk or by post to London Borough a road closure (except for cycles); (ii) suspending any previous one-way working fully considered during the assessment of within Class A1 of the Order to a use falling of Waltham Forest, Planning Policy and converted HS permit parking place on the arrangement in this road; (ii) prevented the planning application. Please note that within Class A3 (restaurants and cafes) Regeneration, Sycamore House, Town Hall the planning file, including correspondence Complex, Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17 east side, either side of the said closure vehicles from entering Rosebank Grove at of the Order; (iii) from a use falling within and provide double yellow line “at any its junction with Wolsey Road where entry received for the application, are open to Class A1 (shops) of the Order to a use 4JF. Any representations must be received time” waiting restrictions; and (iii) on the to that road is prohibited by a no-entry sign the public. falling within Class C3 (dwellinghouses) by 5pm on 4 September 2017. Dated this day 24 July 2017 The Article 4 Direction will come into force, west side converted certain single yellow plate; of the Order; and (iv) from a use falling line waiting restrictions and HS permit (k) suspended one-way operation in: Rob Bristow, Head of Development within Class A1 (shops) of the Order to subject to confirmation by the Council, on parking place to double yellow lines “at any Aubrey Road – between Church Hill and Management and Building Control a use falling within Class D2 (assembly 24 July 2018. time” waiting restrictions between the said Milton Road; Coleridge Road; Gaywood London Borough of Waltham Forest and leisure) of the Order, and removes Dated: 24 July 2017 closure and No. 71 ER; Road; Hawthorne Road; Jewel Road permitted development rights for this (c) in Hatherley Road – (i) introduced a – between its junction with Hoe Street type of development from the date when road closure (except for cycles) displacing and Pearl Road; Milton Road – between the Direction comes into force. Planning single yellow line waiting restrictions; Aubrey Road and Browns Road; Pretoria permission will therefore be required for Notices Highways and (ii) on both sides converted certain Road – between its junction with Longfield changes of use from Class A1 to Class A2, single yellow line waiting restrictions to Avenue and Orchard Street; Roland Road; from Class A1 to Class A3, from Class A1 double yellow lines “at any time” waiting Rosebank Grove – between its junction to Class C3 and from Class A1 to Class D2 restrictions either side the said closure; with Coleridge Road and Wolsey Avenue; once the Article 4 Direction is in force. LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM Town and Country Planning (d) in Somers Road – (i) introduced a and Ruby Road; FOREST (Development Management The Article 4 Direction applies to the whole road closure (except for cycles) displacing (l) suspended the no-entry to vehicular borough. PERMANENT MAKING OF CERTAIN Procedure) (England) Order 2015 ME permit parking space on both traffic prohibition in: (1)Suffolk Park A copy of the Direction, including a map EXPERIMENTAL PROVISIONS NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 13 OF sides; and (ii) on both sides extended Road E17 – at its junction with Ritchings defining the area covered, can be viewed “BLACKHORSE VILLAGE” AND “HOE APPLICATION FOR PLANNING double yellow lines “at any time” waiting Avenue; and (2) Pretoria Avenue E17 – at during normal office hours at Sycamore STREET TO WOOD STREET” PERMISSION restrictions either side of the said closure; its junction with Essex Close House, Waltham Forest Town Hall Complex, WALKING AND CYCLING – E17 Proposed development at (e) in Walpole Road – (i) introduced a (m) In Coleridge Road (CR) – (i) Forest Road, London E17 4JF; or can STREETS road closure (except for cycles) displacing introduced a road closure (except for Ive Farm be viewed on the Council’s website at London Borough of (T32(17) (T2(16), T18(16), T8(16), BL permit parking space either side of cycles) displacing single yellow line waiting I give notice that www.walthamforest.gov.uk Waltham Forest is applying to the Local T21(16))) the closure; and (ii) on both sides of the restrictions and HS permit parking space; Representations may be made concerning Planning Authority for a minor material The Waltham Forest (Prescribed closure, on all sides, provided double yellow (ii) both sides – suspended HS permit the Article 4 Direction between 24 July amendment to existing planning consent Routes) (Blackhorse Village No. 1) lines “at any time” waiting restrictions; parking space outside and opposite Nos. 2017 and 4 September 2017. If you wish ref: 163113 to redevelop Ive Farm site and Traffic Order 2017 (T2) (f) in Westbury Road (WSR) – (i) 3 and 5 CR replacing with double yellow to make a representation you may do so by improve land on the corner of Ive Farm The Waltham Forest (Prescribed introduced a road closure (except for lines “at any time” waiting restrictions email to planning.policy@walthamforest. Lane and Church Road. Routes) (Blackhorse Village No. 2) cycles) displacing single yellow line on all sides around the said road closure gov.uk or by post to London Borough Any owner* of the land or tenant** who Traffic Order 2017 (T2) waiting restrictions; (ii) western side (up to 7 metres eastward and 20 metres of Waltham Forest, Planning Policy and wishes to make representations about this The Waltham Forest (Prescribed – converted a single yellow line waiting westwards); and (iii) on both sides – Regeneration, Sycamore House, Town Hall application should write to Waltham Forest restriction south of Somers Road to ME provided amended permit parking places Complex, Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17 Routes) (Blackhorse Village No. 3) Council by 8 August 2017. permit parking space from outside No. 25 either side of the said road closure; 4JF. Any representations must be received Traffic Order 2017 (T18) WSR northwards to the northern kerb-line (n) in Greenleaf Road (GLR) – (i) 16 Public notices introduced a road closure (except for 7 metres of single yellow line waiting vicinity of the closure and (iii) south side (2) a section of single yellow line waiting space to double yellow lines “at any time” cycles) displacing double yellow line “at restriction outside No. 1 GR, up to 9 – suspended all single yellow line waiting restriction opposite Nos. 9 and 19, (3) “at waiting restrictions outside No. 12 Aubrey any time” waiting restrictions and permit metres of permit parking space outside restrictions and introduced (1) a permit any time” waiting restrictions between its Road, (ii) north-west side – converted parking space and providing double yellow Nos. 1 and 3 GR and a section of Free parking place operating during the same western extremity and a point outside No. HS permit parking space to double yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions across Short Stay Parking Place outside No. 4 hours and days of the BL CPZ 10 metres in 111 Hoe Street, and (iv) extended (1) a ME lines “at any time” waiting restrictions the south-eastern and north-western edge GR; (ii) introduced double yellow line “at length adjacent No. 106 PA and (2) double permit parking place opposite No. 19 CR outside No. 63 MR, and (iii) converted of the said road closure (ii) south-west any time” waiting restrictions: (1) on all yellow lines “at any time” waiting restrictions and (2) 2 x Free Short Stay Parking Places double yellow lines “at any time” waiting side – suspended HS permit parking sides of GR between Hoe Street and the on the remaining side of the road; opposite Nos. 1 and 9 CR; restrictions to HS permit parking space space and 12 metres of single yellow line said closure except for a 6 metre section (u) in Ritchings Avenue (RA) – (i) (z) in Folkestone Road – (i) between outside No. 13 Aubrey Road; between Brookdale Road and No. 46 GLR, of single yellow line waiting restriction introduced a road closure to vehicular its junction with Church Hill and a point (hh) in Roland Road (RR) – (i) introduced (iii) north-east side – suspended double operating Mon- Sat 8am – 6.30pm on the traffic (except for cycles) approximately 7 17.6 metres south of that said junction, a road closure to vehicular traffic (except yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions west side and a Free Short Stay Parking metres in length across the rail bridge, (ii) prohibited vehicles (except pedal cycles) for cycles) at its junction with Wood Street, between the south-eastern kerb-line of Place for 9 metres on the east side (2) east side – suspended a section of permit from proceeding at any time in any (ii) converted sections of WSS permit Brookdale Road and a point outside No. 46 across the northern and southern edges parking space across the rail bridge and direction other than from north to south, parking space (north-west side) outside GLR; (iv) on both sides, suspended all of the said closure and (3) on both sides provide two new permit parking places: and (ii) prevented any vehicle travelling Nos. 5 to 8 Nightingale Court and Nos. Free Short Stay parking places outside and from the northern edge of that said closure (1) north of the said closure between Nos. northbound (except pedal cycles) in 8 and 10 RR, (west side) outside and opposite the Police Station and replaced northwards for a distance of 7 metres; 21 and 71 RA, and (2) south of the road Folkestone Road to enter that section of between Nos. 16 to 20 RR, (east side) with double yellow lines “at any time” (iii) introduced a FSS with the same closure between the southern edge of the Folkestone Road where entry is prohibited outside Nos. 31, 45 and 47 RR and (south- waiting restrictions, (v) north-east side, operational times as the one suspended closure and a point opposite No. 64 RA; by a no-entry sign plate situated 17.6 west side) opposite Nos. 5 to 8 Nightingale suspended the single yellow line waiting at the commencement of the experimental both operating during the same hours metres south of the southern kerb-line of Court; all to “at any time” double yellow restriction between the Police Station and amendments; and days of the BL CPZ (iii) west side Church Hill; lines waiting restrictions; and (iii) (north- Nos. 109 GLR replacing with double yellow (r) in Hawthorne Road E17 (HR) – (i) – suspended a section of permit parking (aa) In Aubrey Road (AR) – (i) introduced west side) just north-east of Kingfisher lines “at any time” waiting restrictions; (vi) introduced a road closure to vehicular space across the rail bridge and provided a road closure to vehicular traffic (except Court converted WSS permit parking space introduced a section of one-way working traffic (except for cycles) displacing (1) a new permit parking place between the for cycles) at its junction with Church to single yellow line waiting restrictions from south to north (except for cycles) a section of single yellow line waiting southern edge of the closure and a point Hill, (ii) suspended all single yellow line operating Mon-Fri 10am to 4pm; and (iv) between Forest Road and No. 109 GR; restriction and a section of FSS parking outside No. 66 RA operating during the waiting restrictions and double yellow provided “at any time” double yellow line and (vii) prevented vehicles from entering outside and opposite the Aladura same hours and days of the BL CPZ and lines between the said closure and No. waiting restrictions: (1) across the south- Greenleaf Road at its junction with Forest International Church (AIC), (ii) south- (2) double yellow lines “at any time” waiting 1 Aubrey Road and replaced with a west edge of the said road closure, and (2) Road where entry to that road is prohibited west side – suspended 12 metres of restrictions between the northern edge of Restricted Zone operating “at any time” on both sides of RR – from the road closure by a no-entry sign plate; HS permit parking space and 6.5 metres the closure to the southern flank wall of No. (indicative of zone entry/exit sign plates south-westwards for a distance of up to 12 (o) in Ruby Road (RR) – (i) introduced of single yellow line waiting restriction 50 RA; only); (iii) on the west side, suspended metres; a restricted zone between its junction with between a point just south of No. 1 HR (v) in Suffolk Park Road (SPR) – (i) (1) single yellow line waiting restrictions (ii) in Wood Street – west side – Hoe Street and No. 3 RR, (ii) introduced a and slightly north of AIC (iii) north-east introduced a road closure to vehicular and (2) HS permit parking space between reduced a section of WSS permit parking road closure to vehicular traffic (except for side – suspended (1) a section of FSS traffic (except for cycles) approximately Milton Road and No. 17 AR and replaced space by 5 metres outside No. 260 Wood cycles) displacing single yellow line waiting parking place outside of No. 2 HR and No. 7 metres in length across the rail bridge, all with double yellow lines “at any time” Street; restrictions and permit parking space 46 Hoe Street, (2) a small section of single (ii) north side – converted all single waiting restrictions; and (iv) on the east Notes: outside and opposite Nos. 1 and 2 RR; (iii) yellow line outside No. 2A HR; and (3) a yellow line waiting restrictions between its side, removed double yellow lines waiting (i) *Copenhagen Style blended crossings provided double yellow line “at any time” small section of double yellow line adjacent junction with RA and the western edge of restrictions across the entrance to the (shared highway and footway space for waiting restrictions across both edges of No. 46 Hoe Street, (iv) introduced double the permit parking place outside No. 1c alleyway opposite No. 15/17 Aubrey Road; moving vehicles and pedestrians) have the said closure, and on the northern side yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions SPR to double yellow lines “at any time” (bb) in Barrett Road (BR) (north to south been built over waiting restrictions at the of the closure (both sides of the road) for on all sides (1) between Hoe Street and the waiting restrictions, and (iii) on the south arm) (i) removed all WSS permit parking junction of these roads adjoining either up to 11 metres; (iv) suspended all single said closure except for a 7 metre section side – suspended all single yellow line places and school keep clear marking Forest Road or Hoe Street. Parking on a yellow line waiting restrictions between of single yellow line waiting restriction waiting restrictions between its junction and introduced a road closure to vehicular Copenhagen styled crossing or on any its junction with Hoe Street and No. 7 RR operating Mon- Sat 8am – 6.30pm on the with RA and a point opposite the western traffic (except for cycles),(ii) on both raised section of highway above the (v) south-west side – removed a Free west side and a Free Short Stay Parking kerb-line of Hervey Park Road and (1) sides – extended double yellow lines “at existing highway is a contravention and is Short Stay (FSS) parking place adjacent Place for 11 metres on the east side (2) provided a permit parking place west of the any time” waiting restrictions either side prohibited under section 86 of The Traffic No. 84 Hoe Street, (vi) north-east side – across the northern and southern sides said closure and (2) double yellow lines “at of the road closure, (iii) provided “at any Management Act 2004 (exceptions apply); reduced the extents of a FSS adjacent No. of the said closure and (3) on both sides any time” waiting restrictions east of that time” waiting restrictions on the north and and 82 Hoe Street, (vii) east side – converted from the northern edge of that said closure said closure to a point opposite that said south edges of the said closure, and (iv) (ii) more specific details of the above- a single yellow line waiting restriction northwards for a distance of 6 metres; western kerb-line of Hervey Road operating provided “at any time” waiting and loading mentioned provisions are contained in outside No. 64 RR to double yellow line “at (v) on the south-east side – introduced during the same hours and days of the BL restrictions on the east side- between the the notices of making of the original any time” waiting restrictions and extended a FSS approx. 12 metres in length with CPZ; and said closure and Brooke Road; experimental traffic orders as advertised the converted restrictions northwards by 3 the same operational times as the one (w) In East Avenue converted a Pay by (cc) in Church Hill (CH) – (north to in WFN: issue 156 dated 22nd Feb 2016 metres; suspended at the commencement of the Phone parking place to a loading place south arm) introduced a restricted zone [BHV Phase I – T2(16) and [WV Mods_HW (p) in Jewel Road (JR) – (i) introduced experimental amendments, (vi) east outside The Queens Arms Public House between its junction with Church Hill (east Phase 1 – T8(16)]; issue 160 dated 9th a road closure to vehicular traffic (except side – extended an existing HS permit operating between the hours of 8 a.m. to west arm) and a point north of No. 1 May 2016 [BHV Phase II – T18(16) and for cycles) displacing single yellow line parking place outside Nos. 2 and 2A HR to 6.30 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays and Monoux Almshouses (waiting and loading [HW Phase II – T21(16)]; and issue 169 waiting restrictions and permit parking southwards by 4.5 metres; then amended to operate between 6 a.m. is prohibited except in signed bays in this dated 10th Oct 2016 [BHV Phase III – space outside Nos. 5 and 7 JR; (ii) south- (s) in Pretoria Avenue (PA) – (i) to 10 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays with a section of road) T45(16)] . west side – suspended FSS parking bay introduced a road closure to vehicular maximum stay of 30 mins and no return (dd) in Church Hill (east to west arm – 3. Copies of the Orders, which will come adjacent No. 114 Hoe Street and permit traffic (except for cycles) approximately within 2 hours; south-east side) removed a section of into operation on 24th July 2017 and parking space outside Nos. 5/7 and 9/11 9 metres in length across the rail bridge, (x) in Orford Road – north west side ME parking space between West Avenue other relevant documents can be inspected JR around the said closure, (iii) north- (ii) east side – suspended 15 metres suspended waiting restrictions to provide a Road and Folkestone Road and “at any during normal office hours on Mondays east side – suspended all single yellow of permit parking space across the rail FSS parking place operating “at any time” time” double yellow line waiting restriction to Fridays inclusive until the expiration of line waiting restrictions between No. 3 bridge and provided two new permit with a maximum stay of 15 minutes and (to make provision for a shared crossing for a period of 6 weeks from that date, at: (a) JR and its junction with Hoe Street and 7 parking places: (1) north of the said closure no-return within 2 hours opposite No. 73 pedestrians and cyclists; The Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest metres of HS permit parking space outside between Nos. 108 and 116 PA, and (2) Orford Road; (ee) in Church Hill Road (CHR) introduced Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) Low Hall, Nos. 2a and 3 JR, (iv) introduced double south of the road closure approximately (y) in Cairo Road (CR) – (i) extended a road closure to vehicular traffic (except Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions 5 metres in length; and (iii) provided the closure to vehicular traffic by an for cycles) adjacent No. 117 CH (Vicarage) 4. Any person desiring to question the across the northern and southern edges of double yellow lines “at any time” waiting additional 21 metres (except for cycles) and provided “at any time” double yellow validity of any of the Orders or of any the said closure, and (v) provided double restrictions (1) immediately north of the and provided double yellow line “at any line waiting restrictions across the provision contained therein on the grounds yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions said closure to a point outside No. 108 time” waiting restrictions: (1) on the eastern south-western and north-eastern edges that it is not within the relevant powers on both sides from the northern edge of PA and (2) immediately south of the road side of the closure, and (2) on both sides of the road closure (the section closed to of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, that said closure northwards for a distance closure up to the new parking place; of CR – between the eastern edge of the vehicles); or that any of the relevant requirements of up to 6 metres and from the southern (t) in Stoneydown Avenue (SA) – (i) extended closure and a point outside and (ff) in Howard Road (HR) – west side thereof or of any relevant regulations made edge of that said closure southwards for a introduced a road closure to vehicular opposite No. 1 CR, (ii) on the north side – converted HS permit parking space to thereunder has not been complied with distance of 8 metres traffic (except for cycles) approximately – suspended two permit parking places double yellow lines “at any time” waiting in relation to the Orders may, within six (q) in Gaywood Road (GR) – (i) 25 metres in length across the rail bridge, adjacent to No. 109 Hoe Street; (iii) on restrictions between Nos. 67 and 73 HR; weeks of the making of the Orders, make introduced a road closure to vehicular (ii) north side – suspended 6 metres of the south side – suspended (1) a FSS (gg) in Milton Road (MR) (i) south- application for the purpose to the High traffic (except for cycles) displacing up permit parking space outside No. 5 SA in the parking place adjacent No. 111 Hoe Street, east side – converted HS permit parking Court. 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Dated 24th July 2017 The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Loading and Stopping Restrictions) yellow line waiting restriction to double SCHEDULE Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Places, Loading Places and Waiting, (Amendment No. *) Order 201* yellow line “at any time” waiting restrictions Parking Pay by Voucher Highways and Traffic Management, Loading and Stopping Restrictions) The Waltham Forest (Prescribed between No. 1 and the side wall of No. 224 Period phone Scheme Neighbourhoods Directorate, Low Hall, High Road Leyton; and (2) south-east side (Amendment No.*) Order 201* – Routes) (No. 4 (2014)) (Amendment No. 30 minutes £1 £1.25 Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS T35(17) *) Traffic Order 201* – convert a permit parking place into a Pay 1 hour £1.70 £2.40 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the The Waltham Forest (Prescribed by Phone parking Place outside No. 4 WR 1 hour and £2.70 1 x 1 hr and SCHEDULE Council of the London Borough of Waltham Routes) (No. 5 (2006)) (Amendment No. (T36j) 30 minutes 1 x 30 min The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Routes) Forest propose to make the above- *) Traffic Order 201* Nb/. All Pay by Phone parking places will voucher (Blackhorse Village No. 1) Experimental mentioned Orders under sections 6 and 45 The Waltham Forest (Prescribed operate Mondays to Saturdays 10 am to 1pm and 2pm to 4 pm with initial parking charge Traffic Order 2016[LBWF 2016 No. 3]; of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as Routes) (No. *) (Revocation) Traffic The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Routes) free for 15 minutes or pay by phone 2 2 hours £3.40 2 x 1 hr amended. Order 201* – T36(17) (Blackhorse Village No. 2) Experimental hours maximum stay and no return in 2 voucher 2. The general effect of the Orders would 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Traffic Order 2016 ; hours. Charges are shown in the Schedule charge [LBWF 2016 No. 4] be in The Drive E17 (north to south Council of the London Borough of Waltham The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking below arm) – the western side to : Forest (the Council) proposes to make the Places) (Amendment No. 1) Experimental 3. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY (i) convert 10 metres of double yellow above-mentioned Orders under sections 6, Order 2016 ; The GIVEN that the Council under the same LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM [LBWF 2016 No. 5] line “at any time” waiting restrictions to 45 and 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, RTRA sections mentioned in paragraph 1 FOREST permit parking space outside Nos. 1 to 10 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and propose to make minor amendments to PROVISION OF ADDITIONAL PERMIT Westchurch Court, The Drive; amended. Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. 1) existing Orders in relation to certain parking PARKING SPACE AND AMENDMENT TO (ii) convert a 24 metre parking place into 2. The general effect of the Orders will be Experimental Order 2016 provisions and no waiting restrictions WAITING RESTRICTIONS – HAINAULT [LBWF 2016 No. three individual parking places of 6 metres in: 6]; (T2(16)) already existing on the highway, namely in: ROAD E10 in length outside No. 1C The Drive; (a) Beechwood Drive E4 (BD) – exempt The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking (a) Lea Bridge Road (LBR) – both sides – (iii) extend a permit parking place situated pedal cycles from the Beechwood Drive The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places) (Amendment No. 3) Experimental waiting restrictions operating Mon-Sat 7am between No. 113 Church Hill and No. 1C one-way to vehicular traffic system and Places, Loading Places and Waiting, Order 2016 ; The to 7pm between Rigg Approach and the [LBWF 2016 No. 10] The Drive northwards by 1.2 metres; and allow movements by pedal cycles from Loading and Stopping Restrictions) Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, London Borough of Hackney (T36l); (iv) provide double yellow line “at any time” north to south (T36a); (Amendment No. 82) Order 2017 Loading Places and Waiting, Loading (b) Leyton High Road E10 (LHR) – waiting restrictions in all gaps between (b) Beulah Road E17 (BR) – south- The Waltham Forest (Charged-For and Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment waiting restrictions operating Mon-Sat 7am permit parking places – between No. 1A west side – convert a short stay parking Parking Places) (Amendment No. 55) No. 3) Experimental Order 2016 to 7pm and loading restrictions operating [LBWF and the southern boundary of No. 1C The place into permit parking space operating Order 2017 – T60(16) ; The Waltham Forest between Mon-Sat 7am to 10am and 4pm 2016 No. 11] Drive, except where three x 6 metre permit Mon-Fri 10am to 4pm inclusive outside No. 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the (Prescribed Routes) (Hoe Street Area No. to 7pm (T36m); and parking places are provided as mentioned 50 BR. (T36b); Council of the London Borough of Waltham 1) Experimental Traffic Order 2016[LBWF (c) Prevent vehicles entering (except in 2 (i) above. (c) Clifton Avenue E17 (CR) – northern Forest on 24th July 2017 made the cycles) Winns Terrace E17 where entry 2016 No. 12]; (T8(16)) 3. Copies of the Orders and the Council’s side – to convert a section of single yellow above-mentioned Orders under sections 6 The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking to that road is currently prohibited by a no- statement of reasons for proposing line waiting restriction and School Keep and 45 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act Places) (Amendment No. 8) Experimental entry sign plate situated at its junction with to make the Orders can be inspected Clear markings to BL permit parking 1984, as amended. Order 2016 ; The Forest Road (T36n); [LBWF 2016 No. 27] during normal office hours on Mondays space operating Mon-Sat 8am to 6.30pm 2. The general effect of the Orders will be Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, All provisions and restrictions mentioned in to Fridays inclusive until the end of a inclusive opposite Nos. 17 and 25 (T36c); to in Hainault Road E10 – opposite and Loading Places and Waiting, Loading paragraph 3 above are to be incorporated period of 6 weeks from the date on which (d) Grosvenor Rise East E17 (GRE) – between Nos. 30 and 40 Hainault Road: and Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment where necessary into the script of the the Orders are made or the Council both sides – convert 2 x free short stay (i) convert 5.6 metres of permit parking No. 9) Experimental Order 2016 relevant Orders to accurately reflect those [LBWF decides not to make the Orders, at (a) the parking places into permit parking space space into double yellow line “at any time” ; The Waltham Forest provisions as it exists on the ground (no 2016 No. 28] Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest Road, operating Mon-Fri 10am to 4pm inclusive waiting restrictions opposite Nos. 38 to 40; (Prescribed Routes) (Blackhorse Village changes will be made on street for the Walthamstow, E17 The Reception Desk and adjacent the side walls of Nos. (1) 68 and and No. 3) Experimental Traffic Order 2016 measures mentioned in paragraph 3); (b) the London Borough of Waltham Forest, (2) 70, BR. (T36d). (ii) convert 15 metres of double yellow line [LBWF 2016 No. 29]; The Waltham Forest 3. A copy of each of the Orders, the Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. (e) Hitcham Road E17 (HR) – north- “at any time” waiting restrictions to permit (Prescribed Routes) (Blackhorse Village No. Council’s statement of reasons for proposing 4. Any person desiring to object to the east side to convert a free short stay parking space opposite Nos 32 to 38. 4) Experimental Traffic Order 2016 to make the Orders and plans showing [LBWF proposed Orders or to make any other parking place into permit parking space 3. Copies of the Orders, which will come the locations and effect of the Orders and 2016 No. 30]; (T18(16)) representation should send a statement (this will extend the permit parking place into operation on 24th July 2017 and The Waltham Forest (Prescribed Routes) measures can be inspected during normal in writing of either their objection and the situated north of the free short stay other relevant documents can be inspected (HW Area No. 1) Experimental Traffic Order office hours on Mondays to Fridays inclusive grounds thereof or of their representation bay) operating Mon-Sat 8am to 6.30pm during normal office hours on Mondays 2016 ; The Waltham until the end of a period of 6 weeks from [LBWF 2016 No. 31] to Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, Low inclusive outside the Emmanuel Church to Fridays inclusive until the expiration of Forest (Prescribed Routes) (HW Area the date on which the Orders are made or, Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS, (T36e); a period of 6 weeks from that date, at: (a) No. 2) Experimental Traffic Order 2016 as the case may be, the Council decides not quoting reference T35(17) by the end of a (f) Hoe Street E17 – for southbound The Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest ; The Waltham Forest to make the Orders, at (a) The Information [LBWF 2016 No. 32] period of 21 days from the date on which traffic, remove the right hand turn ban into Road, Walthamstow, E17; and (b) Low Hall, (Free Parking Places, Loading Places and Desk, Town Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, this Notice is published. All objections must High Street from Hoe Street T36f); Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. Waiting, Loading and Stopping Restrictions) E17; and (b) The Reception Desk, London specify the grounds on which they are (g) Leyton High Road E10 (LHR) – 4. Any person desiring to question the (Amendment No. 10) Experimental Order Borough of Waltham Forest, Low Hall, Argall made. eastern side – to convert a 10 metre validity of either of the Orders or of any 2016 ; The Waltham Avenue, London, E10 7AS. [LBWF 2016 No. 34] 5. For more information please telephone section of Pay by Phone parking outside provision contained therein on the grounds Forest (Charged-For Parking Places) 4. Any person desiring to object to 020 8496 3000, quoting reference Traffic Nos. 438 to 442 LHR to a Loading Place that it is not within the relevant powers (Amendment No. 9) Experimental Order the proposals or to make any other Orders T35(17) operating between 10am and 4pm Mon- of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 2016 representation should send a statement [LBWF 2016 No. 33]; (T21(16)) Dated 24th July 2017 Sat inclusive. This will split the existing Pay or that any of the relevant requirements The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Parking in writing of either their objection and the Mr. K. Valavan, Director of Highways by Phone parking place and create two Pay thereof or of any relevant regulations made Places) (Amendment No. 9) Experimental grounds thereof or of their representation and Traffic Management, Low Hall, by Phone parking Places either side of the thereunder has not been complied with Order 2016 ; The to Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, Low [LBWF 2016 No. 79] Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. Loading Place. There is no change to the in relation to the Orders may, within six Waltham Forest (Free Parking Places, Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS waiting and loading restrictions operating in weeks of the making of the Orders, make Loading Places and Waiting, Loading and quoting the scheme name as mentioned LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM this vicinity (T36g); application for the purpose to the High Stopping Restrictions) (Amendment No. in paragraph 2 or 3 to this notice and its FOREST (h) Rosslyn Road E17 (RR) – south- Court. 27) Experimental Order 2016 [LBWF associated reference number, either T20a, MISCELLANEOUS HIGHWAY CHANGES west side – to convert a section of single Dated 24th July 2017 ; The Waltham Forest b, c, d, e, f, g, h, I, j, l, m or n (17) by 2016 No. 80] TO ACCOMMODATE POP-AND- yellow line waiting restriction to permit Mr. K. Valavan, Director of (Prescribed Routes) (Blackhorse Village No. the end of a period of 21 days from the SHOP/VISITOR PARKING, PERMIT parking space operating Mon-Fri 10am to Highways and Traffic Management, 5) Experimental Traffic Order 2016[LBWF date on which this Notice is published. All PARKING, LOADING, CONTRAFLOW 4pm inclusive, between Nos. 15 and 23 RR Neighbourhoods, Low Hall, Argall 2016 No. 81]; (T45(16)) objections must specify the grounds on CYCLING AND NO WAITING AND (T36h); Avenue, London, E10 7AS. which they are made. (i) St George’s Road E10 (SGR) – MINOR CORRECTIONS TO EXISTING 5. For more information please telephone LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM south-east side – convert a 10 metre LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM ORDERS TO ACCURATELY REFLECT 020 8496 3000, quoting reference Traffic FOREST section of permit parking space into a Pay FOREST RESTRICTIONS OR PROVISIONS ON THE Orders and either T36a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF PERMIT by Phone parking Place outside Nos. 2 and ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 HIGHWAY I, j, l, m and n (17) PARKING SPACE AND DOUBLE 4 SGR (T36i); and – SECTION 14(1) The Waltham Forest (Charged-For Dated 24th July 2017 YELLOW LINE “AT ANY TIME” WAITING (j) Warren Road E10 (WR) – (1) north- THE WALTHAM FOREST (KING’S ROAD Parking Places) (Amendment No. *) Mr. K. Valavan, Director of RESTRICTIONS IN THE DRIVE E17 west side – (i) convert a 10 metre section Order 201* Highways and Traffic Management, E4 – PRINCIPAL ROAD RENEWAL AND The Waltham Forest (Charged-For of permit parking space into a Pay by The Waltham Forest (Free Parking Neighbourhoods, Low Hall, Argall HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION) (VARIOUS Parking Places) (Amendment No. *) Phone parking Place outside Nos. 1 and 3 Places, Loading Places and Waiting, Avenue, London, E10 7AS. MEASURES) (NO. 1) ORDER 2017 – Order 201* WR; and (ii) convert 3.8 metres of single 18 Public notices

TT19(17) construction works to be carried out in a Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 metres either side of its junction with Tyndall permit parking space in the roads or parts 1. The Council of the London Borough of safe and efficient manner in certain roads, 7AS Road of roads mentioned in paragraph 3 of this Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE the general effect of which would be, only (d) in Francis Road E10 (FR) – south- notice will be suspended and waiting or that on 24th July 2017 it made an Order at such times, to prohibit vehicles (except Schedule west side: loading restrictions will apply at such times to enable highway construction works to be works vehicles), restrict waiting and loading The whole circulatory carriageway (v) between the common boundary of Nos. when the suspensions are in effect. carried out in a safe and efficient manner, by vehicles (except works vehicles), reduce of Whipps cross roundabout situated 238/240 FR north-west for a distance of 17 6. Whilst works are being carried out no the general effect of which would be, only at the speed limit from 40 mph to 30 mph and between Lea Bridge Road and Whipps Cross metres; vehicle proceeding in any road listed in such times and to such extent as regulatory suspend one-way working and no-entry Road (vi) between the north-west wall of No. 194 column 1 of the Schedule to this Notice signs are displayed, to prohibit traffic (except prohibitions in certain roads. Whipps Cross Road – between its FR south-east for a distance of 16 metres; (except works vehicles) shall enter a road works vehicles) and restrict waiting and 2. Whilst the works are being carried out junction with Lea Bridge Road (its circulatory (e) in Murchison Road E10 (MR) – both or part of a road listed in column 2 of that loading by vehicles (except works vehicles) and to such extent as regulatory signs are carriageway) and a point 120 metres south- sides Schedule (where the road listed in column in various roads. displayed no person shall: east of the south-eastern kerbline of Hospital (i) between its junction with Norlington 1 intersects the road listed in column 2), 2. Whilst highway construction works are (a) cause or permit any vehicle to enter, Road. Road and a point 2 metres south-west of the only at such times and to such extent as being carried out, no person shall cause or proceed, wait or load for any purpose, at any Lea Bridge Road – between its junctions common boundary of Nos. 311/313 MR; regulatory signs are displayed. permit any vehicle to proceed, enter, wait time in Lea Bridge Road E17 – between with Whipps Cross Road and Woodford New (ii) between a point 12 metres south-west 7. Vehicular access to properties affected or load for any purpose in King’s Road E4 its junctions with Leyton Green Road and Road of its junction with Dawlish Road and the by these works will be maintained wherever – between Station Road/The Green and its Wood Street; Woodford New Road – between its common boundary of Nos. 92/94 MR; and possible, subject to the extent and operation junction with Friday Hill. (b) cause or permit any vehicle to enter, junction with Lea Bridge Road and the (iii) between its junction with Francis Road of the closure. 3. No person shall cause or permit any proceed, wait or load for any purpose, at common boundary of Nos. 15 and 16 and a point outside the south-west wall of 8. Whilst the prohibitions referred to vehicle to enter, proceed, wait or load for any any time within 25 metres of the junction Woodland Gardens (Woodford New Road). No. 218 FR; in paragraphs 2 above remain in force, purpose, at any time, within 50 metres of of any road adjoining Lea Bridge Road Snaresbrook Road – between its junction (f) in Norlington Road E10 (NR) – alternative routes for traffic would be the junction of any road adjoining the section E17 (situated between Lea Bridge Road’s with Lea Bridge Road/Woodford New Road north-east side – between a point 1 metre indicated by traffic signs. of King’s Road E4 contained in paragraph 2 junctions with Leyton Green Road and Wood and the boundary of its existing 30 mph south-east of the common boundary of Nos. 9. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of this Notice. Street); or speed restriction. 40 and 42 north-westards for a distance of of this Order would be removed. 4. Vehicular access to properties affected (c) exceed a speed limit of 30 mph, at 28.5 metres; 10. All prohibitions mentioned above would by these works will be maintained wherever any time, in any roads or parts of roads LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM (g) in Sedgwick Road E10 (SR) – both not apply in relation to any vehicle being possible, subject to the extent and operation mentioned in the Schedule to this Notice. FOREST sides – between its junction with Dawlish used: of the closures. 3. Whilst works are being carried out and ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – Road and a point outside the common (a) in connection with the said works; or 5. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in only when regulatory signs are displayed: SECTION 14(1) boundary of Nos. 65/67 SR; (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police paragraph 2 and 3 above remain in force, (a) the no-entry prohibition to vehicles in THE WALTHAM FOREST (VARIOUS (h) in Tyndall Road E10 (TR) – both purposes in an emergency, if the works alternative routes for traffic would be *Peterborough Road E10 at it junction ROADS- HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION) sides – between its junction with Dawlish allow. indicated by traffic signs. with Carnarvon Road; (VARIOUS MEASURES) (NO. 2) ORDER Road and a point 1 metre south-west of the 11. In So far as any provision imposed by 6. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard (b) the one-way working to vehicles in: common boundary of Nos. 123/125 TR; the Order conflicts or is inconsistent with 2017 – TT29(17) of this Order would be removed. (i) between 4. Whilst works are being carried out and any provision of any Order made under Peterborough Road E10 1. The Council of the London Borough of 7. All prohibitions mentioned above would its junctions with Lea Bridge Road and only at such times and to such extent as the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE not apply in relation to any vehicle being Carnarvon Road; regulatory signs are displayed vehicles will amended, the provisions of this Order shall that it intends to make an Order to enable used: (ii) ; and be prohibited from proceeding at any time in prevail only at such times and to such extent Western Road E17 cycle and pedestrian-friendly highway (a) in connection with the said works; or (c) the existing road closure at the junction any direction other than from: as regulatory signs are displayed in relation improvements in the Francis Road E10 (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police of and Peterborough (a) south-west to in – to the measures set out in this Notice. West End Road E10 region to be carried out in a safe and Albert Road E10 purposes in an emergency, if the works Road, will hereby be suspended. between its junctions with Norlington Road 12. The Order would come into operation efficient manner, the general effect of which allow. 4. Whilst the prohibitions referred to and Francis Road; on 14th August 2017 for a period of 18 would be, only at such times and to such 8. The Order would come into operation in paragraph 2 above remain in force, (b) south-west to in – months, or until the works are completed, extent as regulatory signs are displayed, Claude Road E10 on Monday 24th July 2017 for a period of alternative routes for traffic would be between its junctions with Norlington Road whichever is the sooner. to prohibit traffic (except works vehicles), 1 month or until the works are completed, indicated by traffic signs. and Francis Road; NOTE: *These works would not be carried restrict waiting and loading by vehicles whichever is the sooner. 5. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard (c) in from; out simultaneously in all roads or sections (except works vehicles), provide one-way Francis Road E10 9. So far as any provision imposed by the of this Order would be removed. (i) north-west to south-east – between its of roads but in a sequence as directed by working and no entry prohibitions in various Order conflicts or is inconsistent with any 6. The prohibitions mentioned above would junctions with Morley Road and Murchison the Council. Leaflets would be distributed roads. provision of any Order made under the Road not apply in relation to any vehicle being Road; and and signage placed in advance of any works 2. Whilst works are being carried out, no Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, used - (ii) south-east to north-west – between its in the above mentioned roads which would person shall cause or permit any vehicle to the provisions of this Order shall prevail (a) in connection with the said works; or junctions with Newport Road and Murchison give more specific details on the exact dates proceed, enter, wait or load for any purpose: only at such times and to such extent as (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police Road; of the prohibitions, effects of any temporary (a) in Francis Road E10 – between its regulatory signs are displayed in relation to purposes in an emergency. (d) north-west to traffic management and diversion routes as junctions with Claude Road and Albert Road; south-east in Dawlish the measures set out in this Notice. 7. The Order will come into operation on – between its junctions with High necessary. 3. Whilst works are being carried out, no Road E10 *N.B. The duration of the works in the for a maximum period of Road Leyton and Sedgwick Road; and Dated 24th July 2017 24th July 2017 person shall cause or permit any vehicle to King’s Road region mentioned in paragraph 18 months, or until the works are completed, (e) north-east to south-west in Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and wait or load for any purpose: Murchison 2 and 3 is intended to take up to 1 week. whichever is the sooner. Road E10 – between its junctions with Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods, (a) in Albert Road E10 (AR) – south-east However, the period of the Order has been 8. In So far as any provision imposed by Norlington Road and Dawlish Road; Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 side – between the south-west wall of made flexible in case of adverse weather the Order conflicts or is inconsistent with 5. Whilst works are being carried out and 7AS No. 153 AR north-east for a distance of 4 or other constraints delaying completion of any provision of any Order made under only when regulatory signs are displayed, metres; the works. the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as (b) in Claude Road E10 (CR) – both sides Dated 24th July 2017 amended, the provisions of this Order shall (i) between its junction with Francis Road Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and prevail only at such times and to such extent and a point 10 metres north-east of that Schedule Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods, as regulatory signs are displayed in relation said junction; to the measures set out in this Notice. 1 2 Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 (ii) between its junction with Norlington *NOTE: These works would not be carried Road or part of road Road or part of road 7AS Road and a point 1 metre south-west of the out simultaneously in all sections of the common boundary of Nos. 123/125 TR 1. Sedgwick Road E10 Dawlish Road, E10 – north-west of the north-west roads mentioned in paragraphs 2 and 3 LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM (c) in Dawlish Road E10 (DR) – : kerb line of Sedgwick Road above but in a sequence as directed by the FOREST (i) both sides – between the common Council. Leaflets would be distributed and 2. Dawlish Road E10 Murchison Road, E10 – north-east of the north-east ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – boundary of Nos. 105/107 DR north-west signage placed in advance of any works kerb line of Dawlish Road SECTION 14(1) for a distance of 28 metres; which would give more specific details 3.  – – north-west of the north-west THE WALTHAM FOREST (LEA (ii) both sides – between a point 1 metre Dawlish Road E10 Dawlish Road E10 on the exact dates and locations of the south-east of Sedgwick kerb line of Sedgwick Road BRIDGE ROAD REGION) (HIGHWAY south-east of the common boundary of prohibitions, restrictions and effects of any Road CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME) Nos. 98/100 DR north-westwards to a point temporary traffic management and diversion (TEMPORARY MEASURES) (NO. 2) opposite the common boundary of Nos. 4. Norlington Road E10 (a) Claude Road E10 routes as necessary. 2-way stop/go working ORDER 2017 – (TT22(17)) 96/96a DR; (b) Albert Road E10 will be used wherever possible to minimise 1. The Council of the London Borough of (iii) north-east side – between a point disruption. 5. Francis Road E10 Murchison Road, E10 – north-east of the north-east Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE opposite the north-west kerb line of Tyndall Dated 24th July 2017 kerb line of Francis Road that on 24th July 2017 it made an Order Road south-eastwards for a distance of 23 Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and to enable the construction of blended metres; and 6. Jersey Road E11 Albert Road E10 – south-west of the south-west Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods, crossings and other related traffic highway (iv) south-west side – for a distance of 8 kerb line of Jersey Road Issue 186 I 24 July 2017 www.walthamforest.gov.uk 19

not apply in relation to any vehicle being restrictions and effects of any temporary Avenue and a point 5 metres north-east 020 8496 3000, quoting reference Traffic LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM used: traffic management and diversion routes as of the north-east kerb line of the unnamed Orders T34(17) FOREST (a) in connection with the said works (for 2a necessary. access road leading to Selco builders Dated 24th July 2017 ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – only); or Dated 24th July 2017 warehouse/car park; and Mr. K. Valavan, Director of SECTION 14(1) (b) for ambulance, fire brigade or police Mr K Valavan, Director of Highways and iii. single yellow line waiting restriction Highways and Traffic Management, THE WALTHAM FOREST (IVE FARM purposes in an emergency. Traffic Management, Neighbourhoods, operating between 7am and 7pm Mondays Neighbourhoods, Low Hall, Argall LANE/ORIENT WAY) (TEMPORARY 7. In So far as any provision imposed by Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 to Fridays inclusive – between a point 5 Avenue, London, E10 7AS. MEASURES) (NO. 1) ORDER 2017 this Order conflicts or is inconsistent with 7AS metres north-east of the north-east kerb (T31(17)) any provision of any Order made under line of the unnamed access road leading to 1. The Council of the London Borough of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM Selco builders warehouse/car park and its Waltham Forest HEREBY GIVES NOTICE amended, the provisions of this Order shall FOREST junction with the north-west to south-east arm of Justin Road. that it intends on making an Order to ensure prevail only at such times and to such extent JUSTIN ROAD E4 – PROPOSED Consultation 3. Plan and a copy of the proposed Order access is maintained for construction traffic as regulatory signs are displayed in relation INTRODUCTION OF PART-TIME WAITING accessing redevelopment works along with to the measures set out in this Notice. and the Council’s statement of reasons RESTRICTIONS AND “AT ANY TIME” bridge construction works in a safe and 8. The Order would come into operation for proposing to make the Order can be Business Rates Consultation WAITING AND LOADING RESTRICTIONS efficient manner, within the E10 region. on 14th August 2017 and will be valid inspected during normal office hours on All commercial properties have been given The Waltham Forest (Free Parking 2. The general effect of the Order would for 18 months, or until the said works are Mondays to Fridays inclusive until the end new rateable values in the valuation list Places, Loading Places and Waiting, be, only at such times and to such extent as completed, whichever is the sooner. of a period of 6 weeks from the date on from 1 April 2017. This was carried out regulatory signs are displayed, to prohibit *NOTE: These works would not be carried Loading and Stopping Restrictions) which the Order is made or the Council by central Government. As a result some vehicles (except works vehicles) from: - out simultaneously in all roads mentioned (Amendment No.*) Order * – T34(17) decides not to make the Order, at (a) the businesses saw a significant increase in (a) entering, proceeding, or waiting or above but in a sequence as directed by the 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Information Desk, Town Hall, Forest Road, their rates. To reduce the impact of this, the loading, for any purpose, “at any time” in Council. Orient Way will be closed from Lea the Council of the London Borough of Walthamstow, E17 The Reception Desk and Government has allocated funding to local *Orient Way E10; Bridge Road junction to Marshall Road mini Waltham Forest propose to make the (b) the London Borough of Waltham Forest, authorities to set up discretionary business (b) waiting or loading, for any purpose, “at roundabout on one Saturday night from 8.00 above-mentioned Order under section 6 of Low Hall, Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS. rates relief schemes. any time”, in *Ive Farm Lane E10 pm to 6.00am to lift three bridges at the end the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as 4. Any person desiring to object to the The funding that Waltham Forest Council 3. Vehicular access to properties affected of October 2017. Access and Egress will be amended. proposed Order or to make any other has received is not enough to support all by these temporary measures will be required for works vehicles at a construction 2. The general effect of the Order would representation should send a statement businesses affected by revaluation. We are maintained wherever possible, subject to the site situated at the south-west extremity of be to provide the following restrictions in in writing of either their objection and the therefore proposing a relief scheme that extent and operation of the closures. Ive Farm Lane and is anticipated for a period Justin Road E4 (south-west to north- grounds thereof or of their representation to we believe supports smaller businesses 4. Vehicles waiting or loading in disregard of 12 months; however the Order period has west arm): Traffic Orders, Engineering Design, Low Hall, that have experienced the biggest impact, of this Order would be removed. been extended in case of bad weather or i. double yellow line “at any time” waiting Argall Avenue, London, E10 7AS, quoting that is an increase of more than 12.5%. 5. Whilst the prohibitions referred to in other constraints which may abort works. and loading restrictions – north-west side reference T34(17) by the end of a period of A consultation on the proposed scheme paragraph 2(a) above remain in force, Leaflets would be distributed and signage – all; 21 days from the date on which this Notice is now open. You can find full details and advance warning signage and alternative placed in advance of any works which ii. double yellow line “at any time” waiting is published. All objections must specify the a link to the consultation survey at www. routes for traffic shall be in place. would give more specific details on the loading restrictions – south-east side – grounds on which they are made. walthamforest.gov.uk/nndr The consultation 6. The prohibitions mentioned above will exact dates and locations of the prohibitions, between its junction with Walthamstow 5. For more information please telephone closes at 5pm on Monday 28 August 2017.

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