St John’s Leytonstone will at 11am tomorrow (10th October) screen The People’s Emergency Briefing, a film revealing the scale ...

Through interviews with original self‑builders, historians, architects and economists, Tomorrow is Built Today explores how ...

The borough saw 28.35 incidents per 10,000 residents in 2024/25, placing it eleventh in the capital for construction, ...

Waltham Forest Council is to remove an unpopular traffic restriction in Cherrydown Avenue, described as a 'cash grab' by opposition councillors, following a nearly 18-month long consultation ...

Among the changes to housing estate policy is the removal of outdated “no ball games” signs and a ban on the charging of e-bikes at home ...

Residents are being invited to have their say on major proposals to improve Sidmouth Park, Coronation Gardens and the alleyway between Francis Road and Dawlish Road. The plans, now published on ...

The government’s ‘Rewiring the State’ plans aim to shift power, funding, and accountability from Whitehall to local leaders across England. Some powers have already been handed over, including the ...

Deputy mayor hails Burnham’s devolution agenda but says some Whitehall departments still have reservations around giving away powers, reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter London still faces ...

The Brisbane Road club and Waltham Forest Council have signed a Development Performance Agreement (DPA), which will allow closer cooperation on developing proposals for the O’s new home, reports Marco ...

Buying from a local shop should fit into an ordinary day. Someone might need a birthday present before the weekend, a replacement for a favourite kitchen item or a book to collect on the way home.

The town hall is set to launch a six-week consultation on closing Edinburgh Primary School, which is operating below 20% capacity, reports Sebastian Mann, Local Democracy Reporter Waltham Forest ...

High service charges and fears over being held liable for cladding and maintenance issues have dampened demand across London, reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter London’s developers are ...