A Woodbridge High School student has won the Redbridge Young Peoples Award at Redbridge Council’s borough-wide photography competition
Broadmead Road bridge has reopened to motorbikes and bicycles but remains closed to cars
Redbridge Council has approved the development of an Education and Youth Hub on the site of Wanstead Youth Centre
©Geoff WilkinsonMore than 100 local residents attended a meeting with TfL last week
Oakdale Junior School has been awarded for excellence in science leadership, teaching and learning
©Geoff WilkinsonSouth Woodford Library and Kenneth More Theatre have closed following the discovery of RAAC concrete
A new edition of Village Vouchers has been published for Wanstead and South Woodford
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 person she is today
©Geoff WilkinsonJoshua 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 with drawing and painting during my secondary school years. Family life and moving countries a number of times in my twenties and thirties, however, meant I did not have the opportunity or head-space to touch a pencil or a brush again for around 38 years. I eventually settled in England and now live in Woodford with my family. I fell in love with the local area the moment we walked down Snakes Lane East towards our new home 17 years ago. My emotional connection to the area has only grown stronger over...
Redbridge Council is seeking feedback on leisure and culture offerings in the borough
