More than 15 million people in the UK have now had a first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine – the equivalent of everyone in the Government’s top four priority groups.

Mums will always hold an irreplaceable spot in our hearts.

Three teenagers have been charged in connection with an aggravated burglary.

Pictured above in around 1920, the Robin Hood pub was built on the Epping New Road in c1865.

From Monday, people aged 65 – 69 will be eligible to receive an NHS Covid-19 vaccination jab.

The low temperatures and bursts of snow across the UK mean most of us have to spend some time deicing our vehicle before we set off.

We have a serious democratic deficit in Epping Forest.

How many buildings and institutions in the UK have their roots in the slave trade and what is being done to put things right?

More than five weeks into the third national the national R rate has fallen below one for the first time since July, but when will lockdown end?

Have you ever heard of Walthamstow’s North Bank House? It is one of the area's remaining 18th century mansions, although it is perhaps easily missed, as it is now part of a cluster of former hospital buildings at the corner of Forest Road and Shern...

People in east London are being threatened with violence if they do not hand over large sums of money, Scotland Yard says.

Two landlords have been slapped with fines totalling £135,000 for failing to maintain and licence privately rented homes.

This picture is of a rural Chingford Green as imagined in 1925 from Carbis Close.

I’m so old, that when I first studied business (which I now teach) as a teenager, it was called ‘commerce’. It was a fancy, new-fangled subject area which was inexplicably shrouded in mystery.

Redbridge Council have proposed a series of School Streets schemes which aim to improve air quality around schools. The object is to close key roads close to schools like Church Path and Fitzgerald Road next to Wanstead Church or those close to Ni...

A Conservative London Assembly member was accused of “blatant electioneering” at last night’s People’s Question Time, with the Chair of the meeting calling it a “disgrace”.

Waking watches in buildings seen as fire risks in the wake of the Grenfell disaster are costing Londoners an average of £12 million a month, – more than the rest of England.

Waltham Forest Council will not have to lay off staff after successfully balancing its budget for next year.

Waltham Forest Council defended giving the developer behind the borough’s largest ever housing scheme a discount, arguing it was spending money to make money.

Lessons aimed at tackling the Covid-19 anti-vaccine movement will be given in London schools amid concerns young people have become more sceptical about the jab.

The NHS trust that runs Whipps Cross recorded the second highest number of 'never events' in the country between April and November last year.

Detectives investigating two shootings in east London have charged a second man.

London bus drivers fear their pay will be cut by over £2,000 a year, and plan to strike in a matter of days.

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Nearly a third of patients at London A&Es faced wait times of more than four hours last month according to new NHS figures, with staff “pushed beyond breaking point” due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Redbridge Council has identified more than £9 million in savings for its next budget - around £16 million short of the amount needed.

The trust that runs King George Hospital and Queen’s Hospital spent £80 million over budget this financial year and will face “some cash risk” if its deficit gets any bigger.

Transport for London is consulting the public on whether CCTV should be mandatory in all black cabs and private hire vehicles across London, including Uber.

More than 700 A&E patients waited an unacceptably long time to be seen by a doctor at King George Hospital and Queen’s Hospital between May and November last year.

Plans to expand a country park by the equivalent of more than 100 football pitches have united political parties and excited residents.

Councillors responsible for ensuring antisocial behaviour and crime are dealt with properly are not receiving enough information to do their job, a councillor claimed.

The Mayor of London has said it is “shameful” that some people will still have to pay to have unsafe cladding removed from their buildings despite new funding.

The Mayor of London and a cross-party group of London Assembly members have written to the Transport Secretary to request that London keep its share of money raised through road tax.

The Green Party’s Sian Berry has outlined plans to make London “the most trans inclusive city in the world” as part of her bid to become the capital’s next mayor.

Artists have been asked to get creative for a new public arts display during a major construction.

England’s deputy chief medical officer, Jonathan Van-Tam, has said the South African variant of coronavirus is unlikely to become the dominant strain in the UK.

PLANS to introduce new units for the safe keeping of bicycles in roads across Waltham Forest have been revealed.

The number of patients catching Covid at King George Hospital and Queen’s Hospital spiked in December because on-site tests were not catching the new variant.

Anyone who still goes out to work in Essex, and who doesn’t have Covid-19 symptoms, is being encouraged to get tested on a regular basis.

The number of racist hate crimes reported to police across London rose dramatically following the first lockdown, a Freedom of Information request has found.

The NHS trust that runs King George Hospital and Queen’s Hospital has apologised for “inexcusable” mistakes in its support for the families of Covid patients.

Today we're launching our search for the strong, inspirational women across the Guardian's area.

Uber is offering a huge discount for people who need to head to local Covid-19 vaccination centres.

Iain Duncan Smith is leading a damaging backbench Tory revolt to outlaw trade deals with countries that are committing genocide.

A yoga teacher has explained why she joined Europe’s first - and the world’s second ever - union specifically for the profession.

A police operation targetting violence in Ilford resulted in 13 drug and weapons arrests, seven cars confiscated and more than £5,000 in cash seized.

With tickets costing an average of £37, it's a bill most motorists could do without.

The news comes after the government confirmed that the idea of state-issued vaccine 'passports' will be scrapped.

Key workers including police officers may be exempt from paying the proposed £3.50 Greater London boundary charge, according to the Mayor’s office.

Waltham Forest saw a huge surge in reports of racist hate crimes in the first few months of the pandemic - and they have yet to return to normal levels.