Woodford Hall – demolished in 1900 – now the site of Woodford Memorial Hall (built 1902)
The former bowling club pavilion has now been demolished
A hustings for the General Election will take place at Wanstead Library on 24 June.
A hustings for the General Election will take place at the Woodford Memorial Hall on 27 June
An annual volunteering fair will take place at Redbridge Town Hall on 6 June
A School Streets scheme will come into force around Oakdale Infants and Junior Schools from 3 June
Live animals will be on show in Wanstead Park this June as part of the annual Wanstead Wildlife Weekend.
Prosecutions against people misusing Blue Badges locally has led to a warning from Redbridge Council
The garden of 83 Cowslip Road will be open on 7 JulyA number of local residents will be opening their gardens to the public this summer as part of the National Garden Scheme
Central line managers will be at South Woodford station on 21 May to answer questions
Some South Woodford scribbles from DD, our resident diarist and observer of all things local. Illustrated by Evelyn Rowland
Ruth Rendell (born 17 February 1930, died 2 May 2015)Ruth Rendell was best known for her crime novels featuring Chief Inspector Wexford. Less well known is that the author was born in South Woodford. Emily Allen explores the life of our local queen of crime
©Mark O’DellIn the seventh of a series of articles featuring the images of local photographers who document the wildlife of Wanstead Park and the surrounding area, Mark O’Dell presents his shot of a Mute Swan in flight
As the South Woodford Design Code continues to develop in earnest, Pearl Arbenser-Simmonds reports on the work underway to create an online map of community assets
