A man in his early 20s was stabbed after his car was stolen.

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A Place in the Sun Live, Europe’s largest overseas property exhibition and an extension of the hit Channel 4 television series, will be returning to Olympia London on Friday, May 10, to Sunday, May 12.

The national Labour group has claimed young people in Waltham Forest have seen a cut of 81 per cent services funding since 2010.

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A builder has been ordered to pay more than £17,000 in compensation for defective work valued at just £1,124.

An internal investigation has been launched this morning following an email sent out by the council containing incorrect European election information.

Major roads in central London continue to be blocked this week following a climate change protest which have seen more than 120 people arrested.

I have to ask why our roads are in such a poor state of repair, with potholes everywhere.

Here is your travel update for April 17.

More than 50 protesters were arrested following a demonstration about climate change.

The Mayor of London has given £11 million to build portable homes in a bid to tackle homelessness.

Eight fire engines and around 60 firefighters were called to a fire and suspected gas explosion at a house today.

A man held at knife point and mugged twice in a Redbridge park wants the council to install CCTV to prevent further attacks.

Here is your travel update for April 16.

The London Assembly has sent its support to people in Paris following the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral.

Passengers are being urged not to travel on London North Eastern Railway (LNER) services on Tuesday after some of the operator's trains suffered damage.

Around 60 firefighters are currently tackling a huge fire broken out this morning.

The Metropolitan Police’s Commissioner has been criticised for “cancelling” a visit to the borough.

Schools unable to deal with children with behavioural problems and learning difficulties is leading to an increase in exclusions, a report has claimed.

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Landlords can no longer kick renters out of their properties without good reason, thanks to a Government decision.

Here is your travel update for April 15.

Waltham Forest has received nearly half a million pounds from the Mayor of London to build new homes.

A man who shot his pregnant ex-wife with a crossbow claims he had only wanted to confront her new partner about allegedly forcing his daughter to live as a Muslim.

I was disappointed that you published the letter from Richard Newcombe last week where he falsely claimed more than one million people attended the Peoples’ March on Saturday, March 23. Various independent assessments of the numbers have been made ...

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Becoming a vegetarian really could stave off a stroke or heart attack, according to new research.

A sports facility has been crowned the best in a nationwide competition.

A 24-hour non-stop live music festival is being held.

Richard Newcombe writes from the only part of the UK where voters do not want us to just leave, as instructed by them in the referendum. That was as long ago as 2016 and the 17.4 million people who chose Leave is not in any doubt. He calls for anothe...

Here is your travel update for April 14.

The recent news that life expectancy has stopped rising in the UK hardly got a mention in a news agenda dominated by Brexit.

A Leytonstone woman has been commissioned to create a new BBC programme.

It's that time of year when the dumping ground that is ‘out back’ demands a damned good thrashing. The shed deserves to be condemned and the garden resembles a Syrian high street. The undertaking is soul destroying: you spend hours concocting a v...

A first aid charity is seeking volunteers to help teach young people about leader volunteering for a special challenge.

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Music groups are joining a Best of Music festival this weekend.

“Before I was married, I learned the difference between cheap and expensive wine after I was married, I learned to drink the cheap wine.”

Two men have been jailed after stealing vehicles worth in excess of £1 million.

What's on in East London this weekend, 13th and 14th April, 2019

Jewish children have prepared for the upcoming Passover celebrations with a practice Seder.

A mother has made an emotional plea for people to sign up to 'Sparkle Walk' in aid of a children's hospice.

London residents are being encouraged to take part in The Mill’s exciting new participatory exhibition, The Joke’s On Us.

An Easter Eggstravaganza is being held at a shopping centre.

Ever wanted your very own Dracarys dragon egg? Well here’s your chance.

Almost 4 in 10 jobs in Waltham Forest are low paid, according to new figures.

Here is your travel update for April 12.

Two people have been rushed to hospital after a shop sign fell on them.

Drivers should be aware of a number of problems on the roads this evening.