A&E performance at King George Hospital and Queen’s Hospital is getting even worse, with six out of ten patients with major emergencies waiting more than four hours in January.

Councillors are “simply not buying” claims a new hospital will be able to support a growing population with fewer beds.

Cash payments may not be accepted at Tube stations in the future as Mayor of London Sadiq Khan refuses to rule out withdrawing the option.

Two new vaccine centres opened their doors to residents this week.

A Walthamstow man has been charged in connection with the theft and fraudulent sale of at least 70 high-value vehicles.

An inquest has revealed that the abusive husband who killed a “popular” Queen’s Hospital midwife was working as a mental health nurse at the time.

An 18-year-old man was stabbed in his neck and killed yesterday in Walthamstow.

Future London Mayoral elections will be decided by the first past the post (FPTP) voting system under new plans revealed by Priti Patel.

The deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police today said he “can’t apologise” for the way officers handled a vigil for Sarah Everard this past Saturday.

The social investment arm of The Big Issue is investing £1.25 million into a programme that will support more than 6,000 young people in Waltham Forest and across the UK to improve their lives, through sports and activity.

The temporary night time closure of the children's emergency department at King George Hospital in Ilford has been extended until June.

Three of the country’s biggest supermarkets have issued an urgent safety message to their shoppers.

Uber drivers in the UK are to get a guaranteed minimum wage, holiday pay and pensions.

A vigilant member of the public alerted police to a stashed bag of zombie-style knives, machetes and axes, in Waltham Forest today.

The Metropolitan Police will tomorrow face questions from the London Assembly’s police and crime committee over its handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard.

Liberal Democrat candidate Luisa Porritt today officially launched her campaign to be Mayor of London with a pledge to “take London forward”.

Redbridge Council hopes to tackle the perception that the borough is being “overdeveloped”, insisting this cannot be true if it is not building enough new homes.

Residents of Sewardstone Road are urging Essex County Council to improve the safety of what they call “the most dangerous road in Essex”.

More than half a million homes in London may be overcrowded, according to a new report from the City Hall Conservatives.

“We must drive out violence against women and girls and make every part of the criminal justice system work to better protect and defend them.”

The grieving son of an elderly woman discovered in “concerning circumstances” at a Waltham Forest care home called for “major reform”.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has today announced a £544 million investment to aid London’s economic recovery following the Covid-19 pandemic.

Waltham Forest environmental campaigners say police powers to crack down on protests are already too strong, as Parliament prepares to debate proposed new laws.

Young people’s mental health is reaching a “crunch point” in London during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a new report from the London Assembly.

Waltham Forest Council has been told to pay a family £1,000 in compensation after their disabled son was left without a safe bathroom for years.

New proposals for the redevelopment of a former East London greyhound stadium were revealed to this newspaper ten years ago this week.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has called for a full independent investigation into the Metropolitan Police’s “completely unacceptable” handling of a vigil this weekend.

Why is Covid killing people of colour was the title of a recent fascinating documentary by actor David Harewood. He found Black Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME) people disproportionately represented amongst those getting and dying from covid.

Boris Johnson will discuss ways to protect women and girls from violence with the head of the Metropolitan Police amid a storm of criticism over the force’s handling of a vigil in memory of Sarah Everard.

The picture above is from the turn of the 20th century and shows a spired building on High Beech Road that was designed by one of Loughton’s prominent architects Edmond Egan.

As I contemplated this week’s topic, all seemed good with the world. It was a Friday and the early spring sun was shining through the apple tree despite a frosty nip in the air. It was the last day of educating from home, and I had a light teaching...

With reference to the news that 82 per cent of Essex parents get their first choice of secondary school, I think pupils, parents, families and residents in the Loughton, Buckhurst Hill and Chigwell areas are in the extraordinarily fortunate positi...

A Metropolitan Police officer has today appeared in court charged with the kidnap and murder of Sarah Everard.

At the end of Church Path, where Church Lane leads into Vestry Road in Walthamstow, there is a small row of almshouses to the west of St Mary’s Churchyard. They were built and endowed in 1795 by Mary Squire of Newington in Surrey to provide accommo...

Residents intending to join a vigil in Walthamstow following the killing of Sarah Everard have been warned they face fines for breaching Covid rules.

A 12-year-old boy has been charged following a stabbing Ilford this week.

The Kings Head Pub in Chingford appears on maps as early as 1782.

Scientists believe there is almost no chance of east London developing coronavirus hotspots by the end of March.

There are growing calls for the Metropolitan Police to classify misogyny as a hate crime amid conversations about the issues of harassment and violence faced by women.

Key workers are to be prioritised for affordable housing under new plans announced by Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.

A shopkeeper who lost his alcohol licence for three months after he was accused of selling smuggled cigarettes does not accept the decision.

A Walthamstow vigil has been organised for women who feel unsafe walking the streets – but it is unclear whether police will allow the event to go forward.

In recent years Church Green, Wanstead, has become a very popular place to play, exercise and enjoy. It has in some ways become the green heart of central Wanstead use by locals and visitors to the area having an enjoyable day out.

Waltham Forest Council claims it has made “significant progress” towards its goal to stop investing in fossil fuels by April next year.

Firefighters called to a fire in Ilford discovered a suspected cannabis farm.

If you wish to discover more about the exciting opportunities which are available at Waltham Forest College, then why not attend the up-and-coming Virtual Open Events.

London’s streets are not safe “for women or for girls,” London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said in the wake of Sarah Everard’s disappearance.

Londoners will have to wait two days to find out the results of the London Mayor and London Assembly elections, it has been revealed.

A fledgling programme to help Redbridge domestic abusers change their ways has received thousands of pounds in Government funding.

The Duke of Cambridge has defended the monarchy against accusations of racism during a visit to an east London school.