Woodford Hall – demolished in 1900 – now the site of Woodford Memorial Hall (built 1902)
The former bowling club pavilion has now been demolished
Local Neighbourhood Police Team. © Geoff WilkinsonAfter years of responding to emergencies across East London, Inspector Nick Sutton is now proud to be part of neighbourhood policing in South Woodford and all other Redbridge wards north of the A12
The rising blight of graffiti tags in South Woodford can be seen on our streets, subways and shopfronts, but with your help, we can report it, remove it and restore pride in our neighbourhood, says Rena Pathak
A new tree on Cranbourne AvenueA total of 114 new trees have been planted across South Woodford
Open-air theatre will return to Wanstead Park this summer
A driveway filled with pre-loved items for sale during last year’s eventThe annual South Woodford Jumble Trail will return this June, raising funds for Haven House Children’s Hospice
Redbridge Council has joined other local authorities across the country in calling for reform of gambling laws
Members of the Highams PlayersA drama group founded by former pupils of Woodford County High School will stage its next production in May
The residents of Alexandra Road and Burton Road in South Woodford held a street party on 5 May to celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day
©Geoff WilkinsonTfL has published a review of the W12, W13 and W14 bus routes, which were restructured last September.
Residents are continuing their fight against the changes made to local bus routes last September
Redbridge Council is urgently calling on men in Redbridge to prioritise their health
Manor Court Lodge, South WoodfordDavid Varney is the manager of South Woodford’s Manor Court Lodge for the over-60s and is hosting an open day in May to dispel the common misconceptions about what a ‘later living’ development actually is
