In a career spanning more than 20 years, French writer-director Jean-Pierre Jeunet has chronicled the human condition – warts and all – through the medium of visually stunning and imaginative fantasies. His eye-catching debut Delicatessen, co-directed
In a nondescript old warehouse in London’s trendy East End, there’s a secret army at work, cooking up a storm. Nile Street is Jamie Oliver HQ, from where the chef and his team of cooks mastermind his next move... or maybe not. “Everyone always
Dozens of families with children of all ages paraded through the streets of Waltham Forest yesterday to honour the important role of fathers. To mark Fathers Day today, The Potter's House Church congregation, based in Lea Bridge Road, led a procession
Epping Forest District Museum is on the hunt for First World War artifacts for a heritage event in Ongar. Bring along any objects linking the district with the war and share your memories, and the museum team will record these. A selection
A list has been compiled of ten notorious killers of Waltham Forest in the last 50 years. Some of the unspeakable crimes have left a stain on many communities with special services commemorating the victims' still taking place today. The crimes
A memorial service and exhibition will take place next week to commemorate the loss of a First World War submarine. HMS submarine Sickle was adopted by Epping and Harlow during warship week in 1942. A service will be held at St John’s Church
A chance to see live on stage one of the only performing Rock’n’Roll pioneers in the world today. Marty began his career in 1957 and was one of the first British singers to play a leading part in those early formative, and ground breaking Rock
The Wanstead and Woodford Guardian looks back at the biggest stories of the week. Click on the links to read the full stories. Story one A traumatised cat has turned to a life of crime after the disappearance of her beloved brother.
