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Waltham Forest Council’s finances said to be a “huge concern” and a “priority” for the newly-elected administration, reports Sebastian Mann, Local Democracy Reporter

Waltham Forest Town Hall

Green Party councillors are conducting a “thorough review” of Waltham Forest Council’s troubled finances after winning control of the town h...


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Suhayb Abdulkadir, aged 24, was sadly pronounced dead at the scene near Leyton High Road on 23rd April

Leyton High Road and (inset) Suhayb Abdulkadir

A third man has been charged with murder following a Met Police investigation into the fatal stabbing of a man in Leyton.

Faruq Ismail, aged 25 and of Eclipse Road, Plaistow, was arrested ...


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Photos by Penny Dampier and words by Marco Marcelline

Credit: Penny Dampier

Here come the Greens: Lea Bridge councillors Rosalind Rowlands, Liz Biggs, Solène Fabios, and Markhouse councillor Chanté Johnson.

Councillor Biggs said: “We’ve shown what can be achieved when you have the community behind you. We will continue to work hard for ...


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The Greens, who said they were “ecstatic” with the result, will now decide who will lead their first ever administration in Waltham Forest over the next week, reports Marco Marcelline

The incoming Green Party councillors celebrate their win, Credit: Jamie Woolley

The Green Party has won control of Waltham Forest Council in a stunning upset that h...


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Counting has begun at Waltham Forest Assembly Hall, with results expected in the afternoon

The election count has begun at Waltham Forest Assembly Hall, with most if not all results expected by 3pm.

Voters selected between 291 candidates yesterday (7th May) with all 60 council seats up for election.

Labour is seeking to ho...


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