Temperatures on Friday, Saturday and Sunday are predicted to see highs in the mid-20s, with Sunday lined up to be the warmest day of the weekend.

Also known and the Delta variant the mutation has become the UK’s dominant Covid-19 variant.

THE Guardian Series has joined forces with NatWest in a collaboration to find our best apprentices and the top 100 companies to bang the drum for business in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has said that cancelling the Silvertown Tunnel “is not an option that is sensible”.

A man has been jailed for 10 years after a gun and cocaine worth over £1 million was found at his home, including under his child’s cot.

There are reports of scam phone calls, text messages and emails received about unpaid National Insurance contributions.

The Met Police has issued a warning over the current terror threat level in the capital ahead of the European Championship.

Passenger numbers on TfL services are not expected to return to pre-pandemic levels until at least March next year, according to the head of the network.

Redbridge Council wants to increase parking fines to inner-London levels because the current cost “has not proved an effective deterrent”.

Waltham Forest residents in Grove Green and Lea Bridge go to the polls today to elect their new local councillors.

Pavements, roads and buildings across London will be transformed into an outdoor art gallery during the summer as the capital plays host to eight games in the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament.

Ms Spielman said Ofsted found that mobile phones were “frequently enabling harassment and abuse” – such as the sharing of “nudes”.

The leap is the highest jump in daily infection rates since February.

The UK Government had planned to allow data to be shared from 1 July, but it has now been pushed back amid concerns.

Violent crime in London is being “suppressed” below pre-pandemic levels despite a recent increase in incidents, according to a senior Metropolitan Police officer.

A new children and young people’s assessment unit has opened at Queen’s Hospital in Romford.

A burger restaurant that hopes to sell alcohol until 1am on weekends insists its high prices will put street drinkers off.

Around one in eight people aged 50 and over in Waltham Forest and one in 10 in Redbridge have yet to receive a first vaccination dose against Covid-19 – despite being invited to book a jab more than two months ago.

Ministers have denied any favouritism was shown towards the communications agency Public First, when they were awarded a contract worth £560,000.

In a highly critical report, the Health and Social Care Committee called for immediate action to support exhausted staff.

Transport for London has today announced the opening of the new southern entrance and ticket hall at Ilford station.

An east London pizzeria and an Indian takeaway have both been slapped with the second worst possible hygiene ratings following council inspections.

An 18-day art festival celebrating Walthamstow’s creatives and performers will come this summer.

A volunteer police officer has been booted off the force for repeatedly claiming expenses for food, drink and petrol when he was not entitled to it.

The latest government data shows 13 councils in England had a positivity rate of more than 5% in the week to 2 June.

The Money Saving Expert founder has sent a warning to Brits applying for passports, driving licences and the like.

Madeleine was three years old when she went missing on May 3 2007 while on holiday in Portugal.

A solar eclipse is set to grace skies this week as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun.

It's ten years ago this week since Chingford's MP put his weight behind plans for dog racing to return to the historic East London venue.

A new campaign encouraging rapid testing, particularly among south Asian communities in east London, has been launched to coincide with the end of Ramadan and the easing of lockdown restrictions.

TfL and London Councils have today launched a trial of e-scooter rentals across London that will last for 12 months.

The child, named Artin, died along with four family members when the boat they were travelling on sank in October last year.

The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “The Prime Minister supports individuals’ rights to protest.”

Maternity Action recommends reforming Shared Parental Leave (SPL) as it views the current scheme as not fit for purpose.

The level of rubbish and plastic being created does not seem to be in anyway decreasing.

A PERVERT who posted revenge pornography from two women he was previously in relationships with has been jailed.

Pictured at the top of this page is a scene from market day in Epping in the 1890’s.

A client was recently complaining that she’d heard that one of her team was calling in sick when they wanted a free day’s holiday.

Walthamstow’s Assembly Hall on Forest Road is a magnificent Grade II listed building of 1937 to 1942, part of the municipal Town Hall complex. Its striking Swedish inter-war design was the work of Philip Dalton Hepworth, the winner of an archite...

Above is a newly-discovered version of a c1905 photo of the Bull & Crown on Chingford Green showing the placement of George Bartrip's coal merchants weatherboarded cottage on the left.

Thankfully, I have never been to prison as a guest of Her Majesty. I am no McVicar, and for me the pleasures of day release will, touch wood, never be an experience to endure or enjoy. Yet, with the topsy turvy state of affairs over the past year ...

“Drink freely the wine life offers you and don't worry how much you spill.”

Customers across the UK will be able to claim a free pint of Ice Breaker at more than 1,000 participating Greene King pubs nationwide.

A rise in Covid-19 hospital admissions in people in their 30s has sparked a drive to get thousands vaccinated this weekend.

E-scooters were involved in more than 500 recorded crimes in London over the past year, according to data from the Met Police.

A leaked email has revealed that the London Assembly Labour group blocked questions that could be “deeply embarrassing” to Sadiq Khan in the run up to the mayoral election.

Waltham Forest Council has been criticised for asking a family whose dog was stolen to take down posters offering a reward for her return.

The MHRA said the decision follows a “rigorous review” of safety and effectiveness in that age group.

Mr Hancock said while nothing in the data suggests “we are definitively off track” with the UK Government’s plans to unlock England later this month.

Its latest win means the supermarket has maintained an unbeaten record since it was first included as a ‘guest retailer’ in the Grocer 33 in 2014.