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All Saints Church offers a journey through 1,500 years of Nazeing history
Spring projects showcase heritage and conservation work across Epping Forest
Mural unveiled celebrating "rich migratory heritage" of St James Street
A walk exploring the history of North Weald’s railway, woodlands and Essex Way
Discover the living history of Epping with a new curated walk
Remembering Alfred Barratt, Nazeing’s pioneering press photographer
Marking Holocaust Memorial Day by remembering the Loughton Boys
Stalwart garden volunteer celebrates her 100th birthday
'Classical' Leytonstone building home to NatWest bank for more than a century on sale
Historic Tottenham estate to get £3.4m revamp
A walk through ancient woodland and a village frequented by King Henry VIII
Ghost of a man who died on the Titanic calms anxious travellers at Ongar Station
How do people connect with God and pray?
Recognising 130 years of a family butchers on Epping High Street
When Catholicism returned to North Chingford
The east London town where 'old meets new' named among capital's best places to live
West Essex museum is remembering the end of the Second World War
When a Chingford swimming pool was on the BBC
How the arrival of the railway changed Chingford
When the cinema came to Epping
The survival of the gothic building that was once Wanstead hospital
How a Chingford newsagent encouraged visitors to explore Epping Forest
When nuns had great influence over Nazeing
The history of policing in Loughton
The society which has been preserving Epping's uniqueness for over 50 years
When one of London's oldest churches was saved
The Grade II listed manor house in Chingford
When the Metropolitan police arrived in Woodford
The railway brings retail to Chingford
When buses terminated on Wanstead High Street
Water tower in Epping lowers high death rate
When the chairman of a North Chingford building society was imprisoned
When villagers met a Loughton pub to go lopping
Where Chingford met Epping Forest in the 1800s
The George & Dragon in Wanstead
The crossroads at Chingford Mount
The Reverend that built a new church in Chingford
When Chingford was farming country
When Epping High Street's Duke of York pub became a bank
The Old King's Head in Loughton
When shops took over the houses in South Chingford
Winston Churchill on his election campaign in Loughton
A North Chingford Hill named after a pub
The Broadway at Woodford Station
Hunting lodge built for King Henry VIII in Chingford
Long serving garage on Epping High Street
Chingford firemen build their own truck
'I spent a day in the place named best to live in London - and I can see why'
South Chingford's unreliable clock
'I toured the stunning London theatre restored and reopening after 50 years'
'Breathtaking' theatre restored and ready to reopen 50 years after last performance
When Loughton lost its village feel
North Chingford's former pond
Terrace of shops off Wanstead High Street