Pictured above is a view of Loughton High Road towards Kings Green in Loughton between the wars.

Food allergies, salmonella poisoning, Hepatitis A and chocking hazards are just some of the reasons behind urgent product recalls across the UK.

According to new research, Brits think BBQ’s are the best way of eating outdoors, beating picnics as the nations favourite method of outdoor dining.

May I remind all your readers who are voters in the London mayoral election they have two votes in the election, a first preference vote and a second preference vote, and urge them to use their first preference vote to vote for Richard Hewison the...

A horse and cart has pulled up outside, perhaps to collect some of the meat that was hung outside this Epping Forest butchers in Victorian times.

These two photos of Old Church Road in Chingford, looking north towards the Greene Man, are more than 50 years apart.

In the history of stupid ideas, the European Super League was on a par with Fleetwood and Fox at the Brits or the Poll Tax. The slippery, gold-laden toads who undertook clandestine meetings over the previous year will, now it is shelved, revert to...

You'll be able to pick up a bargain from the supermarket chains this Bank Holiday weekend.

The streaming giant has released a whole host of new shows and movies coming in May.

Tube workers on the Central Line will strike next week on May 6, the same day voters head to the polls to elect the Mayor of London.

Sadiq Khan has pledged to launch an “unprecedented campaign” to bring visitors back to central London if he is re-elected on May 6.

Redbridge Council’s new mayor wants to personally thank everyone who stepped up to help during the coronavirus pandemic.

Mayoral hopeful Luisa Porritt yesterday (April 29) visited Bermondsey’s Beer Mile as she called for a “brewery bailout” for London’s independent breweries.

Motorists have been urged to expect delays in what is expected to be the busiest May Day bank holiday weekend since 2016.

Shaun Bailey this morning began a 32-hour bus tour of London as part of a final campaign push ahead of next week’s election.

Vulnerable Redbridge residents who use a free personal alarm system to get help if they fall could have to start paying hundreds of pounds a year from this August.

More than 100 stolen bicycles have been handed out to NHS staff after there owners failed to come forward.

Two eat London restaurants have been given the worst possible hygiene ratings in the last week.

A vaccination bus is rolling into Redbridge today and this weekend to boost uptake of the Covid-19 vaccine.

Mayoral hopeful Farah London yesterday (April 28) delivered more than 1,000 reclaimed knives to City Hall to protest against rising knife crime.

Naming your child can be one of the toughest decisions new parents are likely to face.

Scientific advisors have given an estimated time frame of when people may be able to hug their loved ones- and it might be as early as June.  

A community project that has provided a lifeline for many people during the pandemic is stepping up its service in response to the emergence of new variants of coronavirus.

Mayoral candidates Sadiq Khan and Shaun Bailey will tonight hear testimonies from Londoners impacted by the housing crisis as community organisers demand action.

Detectives have released images of four men wanted for questioning after an aggravated burglary in Walthamstow.

The Health Secretary will address the nation later today to provide an update on the coronavirus pandemic.

James “Arg” Argent has revealed he has lost two and a half stone since having gastric sleeve surgery.

Consumers who receive a suspicious text should contact the supermarket, if they shop with them, to verify it.

On May 6, Londoners will have a record 20 candidates to choose from as they vote for the next Mayor of London.

Proposals for the future of this "local landmark" and "iconic building" were making our headlines five years ago this week.

An interactive map shows how many car crimes have been reported across east London.

PEOPLE are using online auction sites to sell NHS Covid vaccine cards in order to make a profit, an investigation has revealed.

Sadiq Khan has been accused of using “fake news tactics” after appealing for Liberal Democrat and Green voters to back him on May 6.

Environmental campaigners are warning people not to swim in the River Lea this summer due to risks to their health and wildlife.

The festival is scheduled for September 10 to September 12 and will take place in Crystal Palace Park in South London.

Here is everything you need to know about booking your jab.

A Walthamstow nursery has been suspended by Ofsted after a three-year-old boy went missing.

The Rose and Crown will reopen as lockdown restrictions continue to ease.

Ilford North’s MP has claimed allegations Boris Johnson said he was prepared to let “bodies pile high” rather than order another lockdown are ‘true’ – the Prime Minister has since categorically denied saying it.

Sian Berry has today outlined plans to close London City Airport and regenerate the site by building homes and creating opportunities for businesses.

Sport clubs provide an opportunity for children and youth to learn skills that will help them in school, as well as in their future careers and personal lives. Through engagement in sport, they learn leadership, teamwork, problem-solving, respo...

The IR35 regime, previously applicable to off-payroll working in the contractor sector for public sector entities, has now been extended to private sector entities - with one exception.

The existence of the house sparrow is now under threat, with 60 per cent of the population disappearing over recent decades.

A woman has died in a fire in a block of flats in Chingford.

It may have been the year the Second World War broke out but the scene on the left shows some shoppers and traders stopping briefly to be caught on camera for this picture of the market in Walthamstow High Street in 1939.

School attendance among pupils on free school meals in Waltham Forest was lower than that of their peers before the Easter break, figures show.

Pictured above is the High Street in Epping around 1912 showing the Duke of York public house.

The streetscape at St James Street has irrecoverably changed in recent years, with the construction of a group of residential blocks of flats at the South Grove end, where a renowned Walthamstow brewery once stood.

Pictured above is The Owl pub at Lippitts Hill around 1905.

Dozens of emergency food parcels were handed out to children in Redbridge every week during the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic.