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  • LOASS Girls Under-12s cruise in the Essex League Cup semis

    Leyton Orient Advanced Soccer Schools (LOASS) Under-12 girls have reached the semi-finals of the Essex League Cup by crushing Tigers FC 7-0. In a powerful display the east Londoners showed once again their early season blip was well and truly behind

  • Gyamfi brace inspires Leytonstone win

    A Charles Gyamfi brace inspired Leytonstone FC to a 5-2 win over Korona Redbridge on Saturday in the London City Airport League. Korona could have taken the lead but were wasteful in their finishing and twice hit the bar before Leytonstone broke

  • Eton Manor snatch victory from jaws of defeat

    A last-gasp score from Reece Reed saw Eton Manor snatch victory from the jaws of defeat, beating Barking 19-16 in London League One North on Saturday. Visitors Barking made a strong start and took the lead after 12 minutes when, following a scrum

  • West earns PDC Tour Card for third consecutive year

    Waltham Abbey’s Steve West has won his Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) Pro Tour Card for the third consecutive year, becoming the first player to do so. He followed up his stellar performance by qualifying for the second European Tour event

  • School 'in safe hands' as new headteacher announced

    Wanstead High School is said to be in “very safe hands” after the announcement of a new headteacher. Bob Hamlyn, who has been headteacher at Holloway School in Islington for 10 years, will start work at the beginning of the summer term on April

  • Hammers defender moves to Colchester United

    West Ham United defender Jamie Harney has completed a permanent move to Colchester United. The 18-year-old Northern Ireland centre-back has been on loan with the League One club but has now agreed to join the Essex side on a permanent basis.

  • Pupils in sponsored run for club t-shirts

    Schoolchildren of all ages have taken part in sponsored run to raise money for a running club.  The one to two-mile run through St James Park, Walthamstow, saw 40 children from the Alice Rose running club at Coppermill Primary School in Edward

  • Talent sought for this year's Leytonstone Festival

    Festival organisers are inviting people in the community to showcase their talent at one of the Waltham Forest's biggest summer festivals.  Applications have opened for taking part in the 22nd Leytonstone festival, which is extended by seven days

  • E17 to host UK's biggest BBQ festival

    Walthamstow has been selected as the London location to host the UK’s biggest BBQ and music festival this summer.  The two-day festival in partnership with Waltham Forest council promises a "rowdy weekend of meat, music and mayhem" and will arrive

  • Tesco shoplifter due to be sentenced

    A man who admitted attempting to steal £136 worth of items from a Tesco supermarket will be sentenced today. Kestutis Nepas, 33, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to the charge at Thames Magistrates' Court last month. On December 11, at the

  • Arrest in fatal hit and run probe as victim named

    A 42-year-old woman has been arrested by police investigating a fatal hit and run, as the victim is named by police. The woman was held yesterday on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, failing to stop at the scene of an accident and

  • Fashion show highlights factory tragedy

    A museum has hosted a college fashion show in conjunction with an exhibition exposing the exploitation of workers in the textile and cotton trade.  Lecturers from Waltham Forest College in Forest Road, Walthamstow, worked alongside schools in the

  • 'Thousands could lose out on care' if units not closed

    GPs have warned that thousands of residents could lose out on community care if a plan to shut hospital rehabilitation wards as part of a shake-up of services is scrapped.  The Health Scrutiny committee at Redbridge council voted on Monday to ask

  • Fourth off-licence 'would cause tension' among competitors

    Shops selling alcohol have mounted a petition against another off-licence being allowed to sell alcohol over fears of tension between traders and street drinking. Three off-licences at the top-end of Snakes Lane East by Woodford tube station are

  • Hammers midfielder Morrison set for Lazio medical

    West Ham United midfielder Ravel Morrison is set to travel to Italy today for a medical ahead of a move to Lazio. The former Manchester United youngster is expected to see out the remainder of his contract at Upton Park before completing a summer

  • Five-star Crostyx begin 2015 with win

    After a shakey start to the 2014/15 season, Crostyx men returned to action with a resounding 5-2 in over Chelmsford Seconds on Saturday. The game got off to a cautious start, with both teams clearly feeling the effect of the cold weather and the

  • Appeal after pickpocket pair caught on CCTV

    CCTV has been released of two pickpockets who stole a phone from a woman as she queued at an off-licence.  Police are hunting the men following the theft incident at Forest Road Supermarket in Forest Road, Walthamstow, on December 11 at around

  • Hospital delays 'intolerable' - ambulance chief

    The man who runs the ambulance service covering Epping Forest has blamed "intolerable" delays in handing over patients at hospital for slow emergency response times. Last month 757 patients waited for more than an hour in an ambulance after arriving

  • 82-year-old missing after hospital visit

    Police are appealing for help from the public to find an 82-year-old man missing from a hospital. Phillip Hackney, of Chigwell Park Drive, Chigwell, was last seen yesterday at about 3.30pm while accompanying a relative on a visit to Whipps Cross

  • Manager's disgust at nursery raid

    A manager has spoken of her disgust as burglars trashed her nursery, stole equipment and caused thousands of pounds of damage in a Sunday morning raid. Two men were caught on camera exiting Sunshine Day Nursery, in Wallwood Road, Leytonstone, at