The success of the England football team has rightly been acclaimed throughout the land.

A council employee who recruited her brother for a role, despite his lack of experience and knowledge, has been handed a suspended sentence.

A Walthamstow Extinction Rebellion protester on trial for blockading the printing press of some of the UK’s major newspapers has been found guilty.

Spurs star Japhet Tanganga joined school children learning CPR in memory of a former Tottenham player who died from cardiac arrest.

A snapshot in time from c1908 with the construction of St John's Church tower in Epping.

The two-storey brick building with the fancy entrance at the corner of Walthamstow’s Pretoria Avenue and Mission Grove is barely recognisable as the grand residence it once was.

The pandemic has meant many children leaving school may not have been able to enjoy their final term with their classmates as they would have hoped.

Pictured at the top of this page are the shops of Station Road, Chingford, in c1918.

Some statistics are reliable, and that includes suicide. Much of the crisis is due to coronavirus, modern stresses, financial worries or the overuse and reliance on technology in the young.

The RSPCA is still looking to find a home for Bella the beagle and lurcher cross who has waited 17 months in kennels to find a new home.

Sadiq Khan said he wants to turn London into “Britain’s biggest playground” over the summer as he announces a series of events and activities aimed at families with young children.

Want to find love in the nude? You can apply to be on Channel 4's Naked Attraction.

The tax could raise up to £3.4 billion per year for the Treasury and should be introduced in a 2024 Finance Bill, the report recommends.

Vets Now has unveiled the top 50 dog-friendly beaches to ensure our nation of pet lovers stay safe on days out at the beach. 

The streets of South Chingford are looking cleaner than to the efforts of community spirited people.

A man has been jailed for a seven-day spree of sexual assaults in Wanstead.

Campaigners say a Chingford woodland will be “safe for future generations” after convincing Waltham Forest Council to protect it from housing development.

The Tube is set to be hit by four days of strike action next month following a dispute between unions and management over the grade of Night Tube drivers.

Almost a quarter of north east London patients avoided making a GP appointment in the past year over fears of catching coronavirus, according to a survey.

A teacher has been honoured for her efforts to help students working from home over the pandemic.

LEADING book retailer, Waterstones, said it will ‘encourage’ customers to wear face mask in store from 19 July.

The World Health Organisation say the lambda variant has been found in 29 countries so far and some cases have been confirmed in the UK.

The leader of Redbridge Council insists “everybody concerned will be held to account” after “obscene” performers were hired for an event aimed at children last weekend.

A Leyton Orient fan who allegedly racially abused England footballers has had his ban upgraded from three years to life.

The scale of London’s building safety crisis has once again been laid bare.

Redbridge Council will pay more than £11,000 to two families who complained about its treatment of their disabled sons, despite the authority not agreeing it had done anything wrong.

Children and parents were left distressed and upset after a performer at a library literary festival appeared before them in rainbow coloured monkey costume with a rubber penis between his legs.

A Walthamstow man joined ex-England footballer Geoff Thomas and 17 other amateur cyclists to take on the Tour de France course in aid of charity.

Many key stations on the Northern line will be closed for four months as part of a £700million upgrade of Bank station.

Epping Forest is now alive with the sights and sounds of high summer.

Sainsbury’s Love Your Veg Butternut Squash & Lentil Lasagne contains pork, beef and milk.

The British Medical Association (BMA) has spoken out the lockdown announcement saying that it could lead to “potentially devastating consequences” .

Speaking to MPs, Sajid Javid said that it was the “right time to get our nation closer to normal life”.

A planned review that business and transport groups warned would lead to bus service cuts in London has been postponed until September, the Government has confirmed.

The budget for reopening a historic former cinema as a modern theatre has risen by more than £11 million in the two years since the project began.

A campaign to save a library was gaining plenty of support ten years ago this week.

Term-time staff in Waltham Forest’s mainstream schools are owed more than £1 million after being underpaid for more than five years.

A Leyton Orient fan has been banned for allegedly racially abusing England players on Twitter following the Three Lions penalty heartbreak against Italy.

In a press conference, Gareth Southgate said he needed time to reflect on the game before signing a new England contract.

The Prime Minister is expected to say that the country can move to Step 4 of the plan to lift coronavirus measures.

Take a detailed look at the scene above created out of two pictures stitched together to show a landscape view of Loughton High Road in the late 1800s.

Alcohol consumption is likely to be high with Boris Johnson urged to grant an emergency Bank Holiday Monday in the event of an England win.

The company claim the new supermarket product is a first of its kind in the UK.

Police are appealing to the public for their help in finding a wanted man.

No part of the areas of East London covered by the Guardian has lost more pubs than Walthamstow - and this week we take a look at some that have closed over the years.

Pictured above is a scene on The Ridgeway in Chingford in the mid-1920s showing The Beechwood Engineering & Coach Plating Co.

A Metropolitan Police officer has pleaded guilty to murdering Sarah Everard in a case that has caused widespread shock and outrage.

Redbridge Council wants to halt plans for two new schools in the borough as a sharp drop in pupils threatens existing schools’ finances.

Treatment units for almost 300 patients with kidney failure are not included in plans for the new Whipps Cross Hospital.

Tube bosses have backed down from controversial plans to discipline staff who are absent due to Covid-19 after lockdown eases on July 19.