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  • ABRIDGE: Parking chaos threatens bus service

    A BUS service could be withdrawn because of dangerous parking by parents outside a school. Bus drivers on the Arriva 541 service from Loughton to Epping are so frustrated by the delays they face in trying to negotiate the traffic around Lambourne

  • Harlow prepare for relegation six-pointer at Harrow

    FOOTBALL ROUND-UP HARLOW head into another relegation battle with Harrow Borough this week full of confidence after earning a last-gasp draw against Boreham Wood. Town fought back from behind three times in an enthralling game, with John

  • The Herons soar back to the top with victory

    WANSTEAD reclaimed top spot in Essex One after enjoying an emphatic win over erstwhile leaders Clacton at the weekend. The Herons had slipped off their perch after league organisers docked the team two points for fielding an ineligible player. But they

  • BUCKHURST HILL: Council cuts back on spending

    BUCKHURST Hill Parish Council has admitted it will have to cut back on some projects in the current economic climate. The council has just voted for a 4.98 per cent tax increase, but has said some spending will have to be cut back. A spokesman for the

  • STH WOODFORD: Mum hit by car to run London Marathon

    A MUM-OF-THREE who was hit by a car when she was out jogging is to run in this year’s London Marathon. Pat Charalambous, whose busy life includes juggling looking after her young daughters while also managing Inspiration hair salon on George

  • EPPING FOREST: Gangs of thieves target district

    TEAMS of thieves from east London are targeting family homes in the district, police claim. Officers have urged residents to take extra precautions following 15 raids in the past three weeks. The crooks are breaking in to steal car keys

  • LEYTON: Cannabis campaigner slams Government

    A DISABLED man who is challenging a prosecution for growing cannabis has slammed the Government for reclassifying the drug as class B. Edwin Stratton, suffers from hypersensitivity caused by coeliac disease, and is often in pain. He

  • EPPING: Veteran breaks 60-year silence over haunting

    A SECOND World War veteran has broken a 60 year silence to speak about the ghostly events he witnessed while staying at a manor house. Evan Andrew, 92, was stationed at Hill Hall, Theydon Mount, during the 1940s when he served with the Royal Artillery

  • REDBRIDGE: Council spends £9k on flights for staff

    MORE than £9,000 has been spent by Redbridge Council on flights for its staff over the past three years, the Guardian can reveal. The trips, which amount to 11 separate excursions by over 60 members of staff, were to a variety of educational

  • 'Professional' Hammers march on in cup

    Hartlepool United 0 West Ham 2 (FA Cup, fourth round) THERE was no FA Cup shock at Victoria Road at the weekend as West Ham set up a fifth round clash with Middlesbrough after dispatching League One side Hartlepool. Hammers boss Gianfranco Zola

  • Hammers midfielder secures Pompey deal

    WEST HAM midfielder Hayden Mullins became the fourth high-profile departure of the month when he joined Portsmouth for an undisclosed fee this week. The 29-year-old central midfielder has put pen to paper on a three-and-a-half year deal at Fratton Park

  • WALTHAMSTOW: Another filthy restaurant shut down

    A COCKROACH-infested chicken shop has been closed down by magistrates. Southern Fried Chicken, Billet Road, Walthamstow, was issued with an emergency hygiene prohibition order on January 23, meaning it must close down until necessary improvements