A convenience store owner has been fined over £500 after failing to prove he was disposing of waste legally. Faisal Dhalech, who owns Brading Convenience Store, on Brading Crescent, Wanstead, was prosecuted for failing to produce paperwork showing
Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino says there were will be no January overhaul of his squad. Pochettino was hugely frustrated in the summer when his attempts to rebuild his side fell flat, with the club unable to ship out a host of players.
An intergenerational meeting of creative minds resulted in a day of spooky poetry. Seven year four pupils from Snaresbrook Primary School joined experienced poets at the Allan Burgess Centre in Wanstead on October 2 for a day of poetry. The young
West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini admits he did not expect to see Everton struggle this season. The Toffees have lost five of their first eight Premier League matches and currently lie in the bottom three. Pellegrini can ramp up the pressure
A leisure centre has won a monthly award voted for by users. Walthastow Leisure Centre has won Playfinder’s September Outstanding Facility Award. The multi-sport recreational venue, based off Markhouse Rd, was voted for by Playfinder
A council mayor visited a hospice to learn how it supported families of poorly children. Waltham Forest mayor, councillor Chris Robbins CBE, visited Haven House Children’s Hospice, in Woodford Green, to learn more about the important work being
Clive Allen has a firm grip on his place in Tottenham's history books, but admits Harry Kane is making him nervous about losing it. Allen bagged a club-record 49 goals in just 54 matches during the 1986/87 season for Spurs, an achievement that is
Ronnie O'Sullivan found another reason to be unimpressed after coming from 3-1 down to beat Yuan Sijun and reach the third round of the English Open in Crawley. The Chigwell star had earlier reiterated his criticism of the K2 Leisure Centre venue
The Government must do more to protect tenants in an “often unfair and unforgiving” rental market, a London politician has said. Labour’s London Assembly housing spokesperson Tom Copley urged the Government to swiftly end ‘no fault’ evictions.
