A man has been arrested and charged in connection with a sexual assault of a young boy on a bus.

Some county councillors walked out of a meeting after they found out a fellow councillor had been 'pinged' by NHS Track and Trace.

THE family of Mick Norcross revealed he “changed in himself” during lockdown and his mood deteriorated during the pandemic.

A BUSINESSMAN tragically took his own life over worries he faced “the loss of a lifetime’s work”.

Essex, a stunning coastline spanning over 36 miles combining the traditions of the seaside with a modern twist.

‘Spider-Man’ can be seen kicking and punching the worker as a mass brawl spills out into the aisle.

The Money Saving Expert founder shared his urgent warning in his weekly newsletter full of tips and tricks to make the most of your finances.

It comes after Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarten said there will be a “very narrow” list of sectors whose workers will be exempt from isolation rules.

The new process will allow critical workers to carry on with their jobs even if identified as a contact of a coronavirus case.

A family evicted by their Walthamstow landlord, rehoused in Bromley and then told to move 150 miles away are facing homelessness once more.

Sadiq Khan has said he is “not in favour” of introducing vaccine passports in London, including on TfL services, as they would be a “bureaucratic nightmare”.

CYCLING permission has been extended to more areas of a popular park, after plans were agreed by bosses of a London authority.

Forecasters correctly predicted the heatwave in July which forced Public Health England to issue a heat health alert this week.

Downing Street has said it is “crucial” that people self-isolate after receiving an alert from the NHS Covid-19 app.

Experts have said face masks and working from home could return by mid August after warning of another deadly pandemic peak.

The donation is part of Aldi’s commitment to donate 10 million meals across the country in 2021.

Users of the largest emergency food agency in Epping Forest are being asked to continue to do their bit to promote a Covid-safe environment following the lifting of legal restrictions on Monday.

A tightly-knit community enjoyed welcomed hundreds of Waltham Forest residents to street party earlier this month.

Redbridge's park rangers have issued a plea to public as littering soars in the borough’s parks.

A football supporters' club is celebrating after receiving a prestigious Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) Golden Award.

Dawn Butler MP is the newest recipient to be honoured with a blue plaque as part of Waltham Forest’s ’Pick our Plaques’ scheme.

The Department of Health and Social Care said the pay rise would mean an additional £1,000 per year for the average nurse.

Former Downing Street aide Dominic Cummings has spoken about his time in Government during a 'bombshell' interview with the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg.

Car-hailing app Uber has issued an update to users across the UK following a change in the law surrounding Coronavirus.

A young father who died during a police chase made “bad choices with his friends” because he “craved acceptance” – but had recently decided to change, his grieving partner says.

Waltham Forest Council has refused to let a gambling arcade open in a deprived part of Leyton because it would “pose clear harm to vulnerable adults”.

A police officer in a feud with his neighbours told an Asian woman to “go back to her village” and called the couple “rodents”.

A man fled police in Ilford, crashing into a police car, with a baby inside his vehicle.

Ruel Sotiriou was on target for Leyton Orient as they drew 1-1 with Tottenham Hotspur in a pre-season friendly.

Leyton Orient have signed defender Tom James from Scottish Premiership side Hibernian.

A PREMIER League footballer has been arrested on suspicion of child sex offences.

The BBC have announced that a special interview with Dominic Cummings is set to air on TV later this week.

It's ten years ago this week since a monument to commemorate the sacrifice of players, staff and fans of Clapton Orient at the Somme was unveiled.

Police are hunting England football thugs who caused violence and disorder at the Euro 2020 final.

Plans for a 29-storey development that includes the demolition of a supermarket, probation centre, car park and gym – have won planning permission.

A mother who died after accidentally overdosing on her medication was treated “like a guinea pig” by her GP, her grieving family claims.

Four people fled a burning house in Chingford in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The Met Office has issued its first amber 'extreme heat' warning for parts of the UK as temperatures continue to soar over the coming days.

Toy retailer The Entertainer has issued a major warning about Christmas 2021 to parents planning to get gifts for their children.

More than 300,000 Londoners have said that their asthma is triggered by toxic air pollution as Sadiq Khan today doubles down on his commitment to expand the Ultra-Low Emission Zone.

Frontline NHS staff in England who are fully vaccinated will be permitted to carry on working in 'exceptional circumstances' if they are “pinged” by the Covid contact tracing app - the Government has announced.

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.