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  • Slade: We weren't ruthless enough in the box

    Russell Slade was pleased with his side’s “excellent” performance in a 1-1 draw with Championship side Ipswich Town this afternoon but conceded the O’s could have been more “ruthless”. Orient were the better side in the first half and saw good

  • Barrows Road Car Boot Sale

    See what bargains you can pick up at this car boot sale.  Pinnacles Industrial Estate, Harlow, CM19 5TJ, every Sunday afternoon throughout the year apart from the period between Christmas and New Year.  Details: countrysidepromotions.co.uk

  • O's leave it late to grab deserved draw against Ipswich

    Lloyd James converted a late penalty to secure Leyton Orient a well-deserved 1-1 draw with Championship side Ipswich Town in their final warm-up match. Balint Bajner got the opener after ten minutes, tucking into an empty net from close-range.

  • Leyton Orient v Ipswich Town - team news

    Russell Slade starts new-boys Jobi McAnuff and Jay Simpson amongst the substitutes, with Darius Henderson - signed yesterday - not involved in the matchday squad for this afternoon's visit from Ipswich. The O's starting XI sees four changes from

  • Neglect blocks path to graves

    After years of neglect, Chingford Mount Cemetery laid some chippings for a path leading to graves near the north road.  It was done on the cheap, so consequentially last year weeds grew across the path, thus preventing me getting to my mother

  • Maureen Lipman on appearing in play Daytona

    Maureen Lipman stars in Daytona, a new play which the actress had a hand in bringing to light. A dramatic and witty tango à trios, it tells the story of Elli and Joe, an elderly Jewish couple whose ballroom dance practice is disturbed one evening

  • Housing group hard to reach

    The reason why there are so many leaseholders owing service charges (to Ascham Homes) could well be the same reason why I owe them money. I received my charges in October and wrote to them for more details – they invariably charge me for the

  • Police to hold cafe Q&A

    Police are inviting the public to attend a Q&A session at a cafe.  A Loughton police officer will be in Costa Coffee, in High Road, Loughton from 11am until 12 noon on August 12. The officer will meet and discuss any issues the public want

  • Say no to new roads

    Transport for London are seeking views on new river crossings, including the option to build a road bridge linking Beckton and Thamesmead at Gallions Reach.  This is unwelcome news for local people on both sides of the river who have been opposing

  • Sandford Mill Open Sundays – Science and Nature

    This special holiday workshop for families will involve getting up close and handling some examples of British wildlife with Zoo 4 You. Sandford Mill Road, Chelmsford, CM2 6NY, Sunday, August 3, 2pm until 5pm. Details: 01245 475498, chelmsford.gov.uk

  • Stories of the week

    Here is a selection of the week's best stories from the Waltham Forest Guardian. Click on the text to read more... Actors in period costume chased a thief along a busy high street after he was caught red-handed rifling through bags in the dressing

  • Carrying the torch for girls’ education

    This school year has seen the retirement from Connaught School for Girls of Ann Betts, who has served the school community as both a teacher of maths and geography since 1972 and as a head of department, in senior leadership and then finally as headteacher

  • Stories of the week

    Here is a selection of the week's best stories from the Epping Forest Guardian. Click on the text to read more... A daughter has pleaded for help to find £35,000-worth of her late parents’ belongings, including her father's war medals, which were

  • Country show to be held today

    A traditional country show will take place this afternoon following the theme ‘A Tour de France’. The 61st Toot Hill Country Show, expected to attract around 2,000 people, will take place at Bridge Farm, Stanford Rivers, Ongar, from 12 noon.