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In the fourth of a series of articles to mark Churchfields Infants’ and Junior School’s 150th anniversary, former pupil Susan Douse (class of 1991) offers her thanks to the schools which shaped the

Joshua Abbott is crowdfunding to publish the book Modernism Beyond Metro-land. In the second of a series of extracts, the spotlight is on the Odeon. Photo by Geoff Wilkinson

Daveena Seepaul, Head of Residential Property at local solicitors Edwards Duthie Shamash, takes a look at some of the many pitfalls and problems that can arise from residential purchase transactions

Having lived in multiple countries before settling in Woodford, artist Nataly Kenny reflects on the connection she now has with the local environment I was born in Yerevan, Armenia, where I fell in love...

Rev Abi Todd of Holy Trinity South Woodford explains the plans behind Project Arclight, which will see redevelopment of the church site and new community facilities

Some South Woodford scribbles from DD, our resident diarist and observer of all things local. Illustrated by Evelyn Rowland

As the South Woodford Society officially rebrands to the SoWo Society, Pearl Arbenser-Simmonds reports on a busy summer of Design Code work and a new, all-encompassing website

Wanstead Fringe director Giles Wilson invites South Woodford to join the cultural revolution that has been going on in Wanstead for the past few years. And, like all of us, it looks like

Members of the Woodford and District Flower Arranging Group will be celebrating their platinum anniversary at Wanstead House next month. Margot Cooper reflects on seven decades of floral artistry

Some South Woodford scribbles from DD, our resident diarist and observer of all things local. Illustrated by Evelyn Rowland

Joshua Abbott has launched a crowdfunding campaign to publish Modernism Beyond Metro-land, a book documenting 20th-century architecture in London’s suburbs. In the first of a series of extracts, the spotlight is on South

In the third of a series of articles to mark Churchfields Infants’ and Junior School’s 150th anniversary, former pupil Myrtle Watts (class of 2014) reflects on her memories of writing her first book