“Give me wine to wash me clean of the weather-stains of cares.” Ralph Waldo Emerson 'Tis the season to be jolly and what better way to get there than with a glass or two of vintage port? You may have guessed from previous columns that I’m a tart
Get in the festive spirit with a special Christmas fayre next month. Used car supermarket, Motorpoint is set to host a special Village Christmas Fayre in Chingford this December. The Chingford branch, in Lea Valley Road, will be the venue for
Will Podmore’s letter last week (Final should mean final, Letters, November 7) implies that changing your mind should never be allowed in a democracy. Now the electorate have a better idea about what Brexit looks like, is it not entirely reasonable
Lee Angol felt "two emotions" following Leyton Orient's 2-0 home defeat to Scunthorpe United. The striker made his return from injury as a 65th-minute substitute for Dan Happe, but ultimately he was disappointed to be on the losing side as the
Ross Embleton says he tries to learn from everybody he works with following the swift departure of Carl Fletcher. Embleton and Fletcher worked together for less than a month during the latter’s short spell as head coach of the O’s, but Embleton
Rehearsals have begun for Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch upcoming traditional panto spectacular, the heroic Robin Hood, playing from Thursday, November 28, to Sunday, January 5. Deep in the heart of his foreboding castle, the dastardly Sheriff of Nottingham
A Labour candidate has slammed the government after data revealed Ilford South has some of the biggest primary school classes in the country. With an average of 29.1 pupils per class, Ilford South ranks alongside the 20 worst constituencies on a
Here is a photo of two buildings that may be in the process of being demolished. It shows a house and what may be a shop on the corner of Boston Road and Lennox Road, Walthamstow, demolished in 1977. (Image courtesy of Vestry House Museum picture
