Waltham Forest News 21st July 2014

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Waltham Forest IS LondonResidents, businesses andommunity groups hula hoopednd screen printed the nightway last Monday (14 July), atn event to celebrate all things

Waltham Forest.Held at the William Morris Gallery

Lloyd Park, Forest Road, E17 4PP),he event marked the launch of aew place brand created by the

Council to celebrate why people loveving in Waltham Forest and to raises prole in London.Businesses from the boroughs

our main town centres Chingford,

Leyton, Leytonstone andWalthamstow showcased theirwares to highlight that Waltham

orest has a thriving, albeit modestlyized, economy and an activeommunity who regularly runverything from Chinese languagelasses to banjo lessons.

Chris Robbins, Leader of Walthamorest Council, said: We wanteople to know that Waltham Forests a fantastic place to live, visitnd do business. The place brands about showing off our assets,nd that includes our fantasticommunity which is why we wantedhem to play a leading role in theampaign.

New place brand will help give

Waltham Forest a stronger identity

Your Council keeping residents informed www.walthamforest.gov.uk 21 July 2014Issue 119

An exhibition featuring localphotos taken by residents andphotography collective Image17,as well as an exclusive David Baileyportrait of ex-resident Damon

Albarn, was opened before it travelsacross the borough in the comingmonths.

The place brand follows a reportpublished by an independentGrowth Commission earlier this year,which recommended that creatinga stronger sense of identity for theborough is one of many factors thatcould help boost economic growth.

As part of the campaign,adverts featuring local people willbe on show at key sites acrossthe borough, and a new websitewww.walthamforestlondon.co.ukgives you everything you need toknow about the borough includingcommunity events. The campaignalso includes a new lifestylemagazine, which you can ndincluded with this issue of WalthamForest News.

More infoFor more information visit www.walthamforestlondon.co.uk . Freeinternet access is available at alllibraries in the borough.

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News

Picture The Scene

Two important milestones havebeen reached at The Scene atCleveland Place development.Empire Cinemas have takentheir place on site, ready to

Kevin Morrish Chance UK Programme Manager Eneld and Waltham FIn my opinion

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Editor: Jenny England

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Chance UK is a national charitywhose mission is to improvethe lives of primary school

children with behaviouraldifculties who are at riskof developing anti-social orcriminal behaviour in the future.

We do this by providing trainedvolunteer mentors to raise a childsself-esteem through activities suchas sport, museum visits, art andanything else the child may ndinteresting. We focus on the childsstrengths and what they do well,rather than their negative behaviour.

Chance UK runs a mentoringprogramme for children acrossWaltham Forest. We work closely

with primary schools to improve lifefor the child, their family and theirclassmates. We recruit volunteer

mentors and train them to work withchildren in a solution focused way. This means helping children

realise they have the inner resilienceand skills needed to overcome theirbarriers and achieve their goals. Itsa very positive and energising wayof working with children. Mentorsmeet with their child on a one toone basis every week for two tofour hours outside of school timeand do fun activities with them. Theprogramme runs for an entire year.

The mentor is given a monthlybudget to cover travel expenses

and go towards outings. Whiledoing fun activities together thementor will note down things about

the childs behaviour and feed itback to them in a positive way. Thegoal is to help children form a morepositive opinion of themselves.

Together the pair will then setgoals to help the child realise theirpotential. Its a fantastic experiencewith huge rewards for anyone readyto become a mentor.

One local child was referred by hisprimary school in 2013. The lettersaid: M has a difcult home life andas a result has very low self-esteem.He nds it very difcult to attemptwork in class or on a one-to-one

basis. He expects to fail, and doesnot have the condence to try.

Chance UK intervened and

offered a mentor, and with their helpand guidance M has now ourished.He recently attended a Chance UKgraduation ceremony at WalthamForest Town Hall, with his family andmentor there to cheer him on.

Ms father told his mentor:Before, books were like kryptonite

to him. Now he loves reaclass. You have changed mlife.

Chance UK needs menin Waltham Forest who arcreative, nurturing and rework with challenging chM. If you are interested inmore, please phone 02visit www.chanceuk.com@chanceuk .

n Empire Cinema set to open inWalthamstow this November

n Pizza Express is the fourthrestaurant to commit to The Scene

If you live or work in Waltham Forest, have something youd like to your chest, and can do it in around 300 words; Waltham Forest News to hear from you. Email [email protected] us what youd like to write about.

Want to have your say?

More infoFull details of the Cbetter place to live

available at www.wgov.uk/betterplaceinformation about Tat Cleveland Place vthescenewalthamstoFree internet accessat all libraries in the

Just the ticket: Chris Robbins, Leader of Waltham Forest Council, (right) makes thehandover to Justin Ribbons, Chief Executive of Empire Cinemas

Bay and Yum Yum restaurants and121 new homes.

The formal handover to EmpireCinemas is a big moment and atimely reminder that we are now

just a few months away fromwelcoming visitors from acrossthe borough to this amazing newdestination, said Council Leader,Chris Robbins.

Justin Ribbons, Chief Executiveof Empire Cinemas, added: We

are thrilled to have reached thisimportant milestone which willultimately see the return of apermanent cinema to Walthamstowfor the rst time in more than adecade.

The 30million regeneration

begin their t-out of the newnine screen multiplex, and PizzaExpress has revealed they willbe opening a new restaurantthere too.

The development is on track for agrand opening in November, with astate-of-the-art nine screen cinemasitting at the heart of the complexthat will also include Nandos, Turtle

project is just one elementhe Councils Creating aplace campaign that is cto doing more to i mprovboroughs streets, enhancWaltham Forests schoolsprovide better leisure fac


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www.walthamforest.gov.ukIssue 119 I 21 July 2014

In brief


Fifty years going strong

BlackhorseLane

A new art installation at Blackhhas received acclaim from residTwitter. One said: A massive gheart mural has sprung up by BLane station! Love living here.The work was commissioned bForest Council and designed an

by Chris Bracey from Gods OwIn his pitch he explained: Thertraditional connection between industry in the borough. My approduce a wall art piece that wia landmark providing both the Welcome and celebration of inheritage so important to this bohistory.

A new Business Directory webalso been launched by the Counsupport businesses in the BlackLane Regeneration Area. The wbe managed and updated by BlWorkshops, listing businesses asupporting the range of activitiefacilities in the area. For more information on the bdirectory visit www.blackhorsedirectory.

More infoFor more information visit www.walthamforest.gov.uk or phone020 8496 3000 .

Registeringvote online

A new online system will now it easier to register to vote. IndElectoral Registration (IER) giresponsibility for their own votregistration. It replaces the old households being sent a paper register every eligible voter liviaddress. IER is very easy, it takfew minutes to complete the on

You will need your National In

Number and date of birth to reggood news is that the Council hautomatically registered over 1people by matching the currentregister with government recorleaves about 50,000 residents whave to register online. If you ran Invitation to Register lettethe Council, please complete thform. Residents who do not haaccess can post the completed envelope provided. To register to vote visit www.guk/register-to-vote or phone WaForest Direct on 020 8496 3000

Bringing the former EMDCinema back to life

Comedy, theatre and danceould once again becomeegular xtures in theoroughs social calendar, afterroposals to create a 1,000eat entertainment venue in

Walthamstow were progressedmuch to the delight of local

esidents. The Grade II* listed EMD building

n Hoe Street has been closed since003. Following huge communityupport to bring the venue backnto use, Waltham Forest Councils

Cabinet met on Tuesday 15 Julyand agreed to provide fundingto Soho Theatre to help thempurchase the building and begin

restoration. Dozens of residentsalso attended the meeting, packingout the auditorium at WalthamstowSchool for Girls.

The funding will enable Soho

Theatre to pursue a negotiatedsale with the building owners,United Church of the Kingdom ofGod. If successful, it will mean the

Council does not have to pursue aCompulsory Purchase Order (CPO) a legal process of obtaining landwithout the owners consent.

The plans are part of the

Soho Theatres Artistic Director Steve Marmion and Council Leader Chris Robbins picturedafter the Cabinet meeting, along with dozens of residents who support bringing the formerEMD Cinema back into use as an entertainment venue

Over the last 50 years Wanisas grown into one of the UKsargest specialist food and

rink distributors, operatingrom a 120,000 square footepot in Orient Way, Leyton andmploying 140 people. The business grew from humbleeginnings, importing smalluantities of specialist productsrom Africa and the Caribbean

when it was started in 1964 by Mrulsidas Wadhwani or Mr Wanis he came to be known. It nowrovides over 8,000 products andxports to more than 20 countries.

Its been quite a journey, Sanjay

The fabulous new art installationopposite Blackhorse Lane Station

More infoFor more information about WanisInternational Foods, and how youcan make a donation towards the50th anniversary campaign, visitwww.wanis.com or email [email protected] .

Wadhwani, Managing Director ofWanis, told Waltham Forest News.It is very special for a business,

especially a family business, tocelebrate its 50th anniversary.Since this is such an important

milestone, we wanted to pulltogether to celebrate the occasionand give something back to thecommunities that have helpedus to grow. We have alwayssupported good causes, locally andinternationally. However, we wantedto make this year extra special.

Wanis hopes to raise 50,000 forve charities to commemorate theiranniversary. Planned fundraising

activities include sponsored 10kmruns by the leadership team, a 1for a 1lb diet programme and a

sponsored silence by the mosttalkative person in the business as yet unnamed!

The business will also host aSummer Carnival at its depot forcustomers and suppliers, to helpmeet its ambitious target. Themoney raised will be shared equallybetween The African CaribbeanLeukaemia Trust, Guru Nanak

Trust Fund, Home for the Disabledin Ranchi India, Leyton OrientCommunity Sports Programme,St Annes Church in Greenwich

Town, Jamaica and Waltham ForestCinema Trust.

Cllr Clare Coghill, Cabinet

Member for Economic Growthand High Streets, said, Wanis isa terric success story and weredelighted to have such a greatemployer in the borough.

Councils vision to create a thrivingnight-time economy in the borough.

As well as attracting top qualityentertainment acts, the venue couldgenerate 33 jobs and bring an extra

500,000 into the local economyevery year.Council Leader, Chris Robbins,

said: Residents have told us thatthey want the EMD open as anentertainment venue again andwere committed to helping to makethat happen.

Not only will it give residents thequality entertainment they deserve,it will bring a wonderful buildingback into use and form part of ourwider plans for regenerating thetown centre, helping to attract moreinvestment in the area.

Mark Godfrey and SteveMarmion, Directors of Soho

Theatre, told Waltham Forest News:We are delighted to be workingwith Waltham Forest Council in thisway. We want to thank them andthe buildings dedicated supporterswithin the local community whohave worked so hard to get us allto this point. Were not there yet,but this is a really important stepforward.

Residents have told us that they want theEMD open as an entertainment venue againand were committed to make that happen.


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Priorities4

More infoFor more informatioand activities taking in the borough visit wwalthamforest.gov.utogether or phone 03000. You can also community-organiseevents are happeningthe Whats on secti

This summer Waltham Forestwill play host to an excitingprogramme of festivalsand events full of local andinternational talent, alongwith fun and surprises to keepresidents and visitors of all agesentertained.

As part of our commitmenttowards helping you and yourfamily, the Councils Get Togetherevents programme will put on ashow youll never forget and theresa wide variety of fun days out tochoose from. Theres bound to be

something to suit everyones tastes,so youll be spoilt for choice. Allevents are free, and no ticket isrequired just turn up on the day.

At the time of Waltham ForestNews going to print, thousands ofvisitors were expected to turn outto enjoy the Leyton Big Weekenderat Leyton Cricket Ground (CrawleyRoad, E10 6RJ) on Saturday 19and Sunday 20 July. DJ DaddyErnie and British Reggae superstar,Gappy Ranks, were set to get thecrowd on their feet and dancing.Members of top UK reggae band,

UB40, were looking to help theparty atmosphere by joining theirtribute act UB42 on stage andthere was plenty of local talentplanned too, including singer Tina

T. Other attractions were set toinclude a funfair and free activities

for the whole family.

The vibrant Waltham ForestCaribbean Carnival, now in its 26thyear, was also set to bring a dashof colour to Leyton on Sunday20 July. Residents were lookingforward to the annual street parade,which is always a riot of colourfulcostumes and entrancing rhythms,as it winds it way round the streetsof Leyton.

Leader of the Council, ChrisRobbins, told Waltham ForestNews: This summer were puttingon an impressive range of festivitiesand fun. Were delighted to have

many big names at the festivals,and events that will appeal toresidents of all ages to ensure thatits a memorable summer for all.

Next up is the WalthamstowGarden Party at Lloyd Park (ForestRoad, E17 5JW), on Saturday 26

and Sunday 27 July, featuring acid

jazz and funk favourites The BrandNew Heavies, who will headlineon the Saturday in place of thelegendary Bobby Womack, whosadly passed away recently andwas due to top the bill.

The two-day festival has beenorganised by Waltham ForestCouncil in partnership withBarbican and Create. On theSunday, reggae artist Tiken JahFakoly will entertain the crowds andas part of the Walthamstow GardenParty, the Appetite Food Festivalwill have food tents and stalls set

commemorative event tothe centenary of World Won Monday 4 August, whtakes place from 8.30 to at Walthamstow AssembPerformances include poremembrance, a display oWar One photography anProof of residency in the will be required for the frfor this event, which are from Waltham Forest Lib

The Get Together prbegan in 2012 and gives the chance to enjoy free d

with their friends and famalso offers the chance to new people in your commmake friends with neighb

up on Lloyd Parks moated island.People can sample tasty food,including organic local produce anddelicious gourmet delights, andthe exciting programme featureslocal artists, designers, writers andperformers, to name but a few.

Party goers and disco divas canget ready for the brilliant SisterSledge, who will be headliningthe Chingford Big Weekender onSaturday 9 and Sunday 10 August.

They will be joined by a great lineup including Alexander ONeal andGwen Dickey of Rose Royce

fame on the Saturday. Activitiesfor kids will include bouncy castles,a play zone and climbing walls.

Free celebrations for Eid-ul-Fitrwill also take place on Friday 1

August at Walthamstow AssemblyHall (Town Hall Complex, ForestRoad, E17 4JF). Families andfriends can celebrate this fantasticevening of music and dance, whichmarks the end of Ramadan. Doorswill open at 6.30pm and ticketsare available from all libraries in theborough.

There will also be a

Waltham Forest Council has four key priorities to help improve the lives of residents.In this edition we look at what is being done to provide better leisure activities and

community events for local people this year

Sensational summer fun for all

Colourful costumes and brilliant smiles were the order of the day at the Waltham Forest Caribbean Carnival on Sunday 20 July

Were delighted to have many big namesand events that will appeal to residents ofall ages to ensure that its a memorablesummer for all.


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What you say Residents tell Waltham Forest News what they think about the Councils work to providebetter leisure facilities and fun, family events in the borough

Celestina Banjo, Chingford

Im looking forward tohe Walthamstow Garden

Party at the end of themonth. Im a dancer anda dance teacher, and itwould be great if therewas more opportunityor kids to get involved

perhaps in future theycould be allowed toperform a dance routineon the stage?

Debbie Rowan, Chingford

Its good that theCouncil organisesevents as I know a lotof people will be goingto the Chingford BigWeekender. I normallygo with my family andmake a day of it. Im alsolooking forward to takingpart in the CaribbeanCarnival.

Phil Methuen, Chingford

There should be moreevents and activitiesacross the whole of theborough. It would begood to see some moresummertime events,but the Chingford BigWeekender is always wellorganised.

Roger Gooding, Chingford Mount

I love live music andevents like this give youthe chance to mix withother people. Thereshould be more thingslike this that people canget out to, especially forchildren.

Jackie Smith, Chingford

We are going to takeour grandchildrento the Chingford BigWeekender its a grefamily day out and walways take a picnicwith us. Theres alwasomething going on ithe borough last wewe went to the Tour dWaltham Forest in LeJubilee Park its gre

that so much of it is f

Work to make our high streets thrive with a variety ofshops and services to meet your needs

Upgrade our pavements and roads

Bring a cinema to the borough and rebuild or upgradeall of the boroughs leisure centres

Improve every park in the borough

Commitment:

Priority: Making our community a saferplace

Priority: Keeping our borough clean

Priority: Helping you and your family

www.walthamforest.gov.uk/priorities

Priority: Bringing you bettershopping, streets and leisure


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n Tour De France exhilarates as Stage 3 speeds through Waltham Forest

n Residents and visitors from further aeld turned out to catch a glimpse of the worlds top cyclists

Thousands of spectators linedthe streets of Waltham Forestas the third stage of the Tourde France raced through theborough on Monday 7 July. FromWaterworks Corner to OrientWay, local people came out in

This beautiful design on Whipps Cross roundabout was the only piece of land art created for theTour de France in London. It was designed and painted by students from Leyton Sixth Form Collegeand artist Phil Coy. The red tulip motif gives a nod to Waltham Forests mini-Holland status

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Celebrations began the daybefore the 220 elite cyclists camethrough the borough, with a Tourde France themed Family Fun Dayat Leyton Jubilee Park on Sunday 6

July. The event included British andFrench food and entertainment withcycling and Paralympic cycling,boules, petanque and polo as wellas a host of entertainers.

On the day itself the Council setup key viewing points along the

route at Whipps Cross roundabout,Leyton Green and the Lea BridgeRoad/Bakers Arms junction. Thewhole race was also screened liveon the big screen i n Walthamstow

Town Square and there waslive music, entertainment and

refreshments laid on at B Arms.

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Come and celebrate the end of Ramadanwith family and friends at our fantasticevening with entertainment.

Free tickets are available to collectfrom all libraries in Waltham Forest.

There is a maximum of ve ticketsper household.

For tickets you will need to show proofof residency (e.g. recent utility bill, counciltax bill, bank statement).

Please note, tickets are on a rst come,rst serve basis.

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Friday 1 August 2014Doors open 6.30pm

Entertainment starts 7pm

Walthamstow Assembly Hall, Town Hall ComplexForest Road, Walthamstow E17 4JD

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At 11pm on 4 August 1914, Britain went to war marking the start of one of the darkest periods in European history.

To mark the centenary of World War I we will be holding acommemorative event where we will raise the flag and remember

the lives of those who lived, fought and died in the First World War.

During the evening there will be a variety ofperformances including poems, a displayof World War I photography and local art.

At 9.45pm the lights at Waltham Forest Town Hall Complex will be turnedout in preparation for LIGHTS OUT, a dramatic UK-wide event that inviteseveryone to turn off their lights f rom 10pm to 11pm on 4 August, leavingon a single light or candle for this shared moment of reflection.

Tickets: This is a free ticketed event and tickets are available ona first come, first served basis from all libraries in Waltham Forest.

Please note to obtain tickets you will need to show proof of residency(e.g. recent utility bill, council tax bill, bank statement).

World War i Commemorative EventMonday 4 August 2014, 8pm9:45pm

Walthamstow Assembly Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow E17 4JF

020 8496 3000 www.walthamforest.gov.uk/get-together


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Radha is an educationinspiration

Leyton Grandmother wins prestigious Adult LearnersWeek award Radha Virahsawny returned to education at the age of 70

As we get older, or after aarticularly tough day at work,

many of us may start dreamingf retirement and how wellpend our days after the ratace.

But for one Leyton grandmother,etirement has been a time toeize the opportunity to return toducation, rather than taking a well-eserved opportunity to relax.Radha Virahsawmy, 71,

mbarked on a Level 4Understanding Visual ArtsCerticate at Birbeck, Universityf London, at the age of 70, afterlong working life. This included

pells as a Housing Benet Ofceror Waltham Forest Council,eaching a fashion course at

Waltham Forest College and beingfoster carer and a respite carer forabies and mothers for more than4 years.Radha said: Education is very

mportant. When I retired, I decided I

wanted to do something worthwhileand constructive with my time.

Thats when I decided I wanted tostudy.

Though she had not studied forseveral decades, Radha embracedthe learning demands of the courseand is now in her second academicyear.

In recognition of her efforts toreturn to formal education, and theclear progression she made withgrades, Radha was nominated foran award as part of Adult LearnersWeek a national celebration oflifelong learning now in its 23rd year.In June this year she was presentedwith the Senior Learner Regional

Award.In addition to her classes and

assignments, Radha embarkedon an IT course which signicantlyimproved her technical skills,and attended a variety of studyskills workshops to improve heracademic reading and writing.

As well as helping towards herstudies, Radhas improved IT skillshave helped her learn to use emailand Skype to keep in touch with herfamily and grandchildren and friendsin Mauritius who, she says, are allamazed and proud that I am stillstudying at this ripe old age.

And what advice would shegive to other people who mightbe thinking about returning toeducation when they retire?

I say, go for it! You have to putin the time and effort and dedicateyourself to your learning, but itsvery rewarding.

A very modest Radha added: Idencourage other people who are asimilar age as me to give learning atry. If I can do it, anyone can!

Residents who are interestedin returning to education shouldcontact the Waltham Forest AdultLearning Service Waltham ForestCouncils direct provider of adulteducation and work-based training.

The service provides a rangeof accredited and non-accreditedlearning opportunities for adults andyoung people across the borough,with hundreds of daytime, eveningand weekend courses that canhelp you learn new skills, developexisting skills to help you nd work,set up your own business, gain aqualication and update your skillsfor professional development.

A new range of courses will beginin September and you can apply fora place now. Residents can claima 10 per cent discount when theybook and pay for a course beforeFriday 29 August.


Leyton

Community

London BeeCityLeyton microbrewery, Brodieis holding a Sour and Wild epart of London Beer City a wcity-wide festival which will cLondons craft beer renaissancevent will take place from 10aon Tuesday 12 August at the KIV (816 High Road Leyton, Ewhere the brewery is also basewill be eight different sour beealongside the regular range of and a special food menu to cothe beers. Punters will also be take part in an interactive brewhelp Brodies design and brewbeer. London Beer City is an ievent organised by Will Hawk

of Craft Beer London and currBeer Writer of the Year. BrodieBlack IPA was recently namedof Time Out magazines best cmade in London, so why not dtry a cheeky half or two?

For more information on BroBeers tweet @BrodiesBeers. Finformation on London Beer Cwww.londonbeercity.com/scheor tweet @LondonBeerCity. Finternet access is available at alibraries in the borough.

In brief

Leyton resident Radha Virahsawmy won the Senior Learner Regionalaward in the 2014 Adult Learning Week Awards

More infoFor more information on theWaltham Forest Adult LearningService visit www.walthamforest.gov.uk/adultlearning or phone020 8496 3000 . For moreinformation on Adult Learners Weekvisit www.awl.org.uk .

TheConservatioVolunteersGreen-ngered residents can joThe Conservation Volunteers (for a series of environmental ehappening at Leyton Jubilee P(Seymour Road, E10 7BL) durPlanned activities include a SuTree ID Walk on Friday 8 AugButtery Walk on Friday 15 ABox Building on Saturday 16 Aand Building Stag Beetle LoggTuesday 26 August. TCV is a norganisation that helps hundre

thousands of people contributeenjoy their local green space eTCV also runs a number of Gin the borough, where residenttake part in practical projects oto get a workout and give theirgreen space a facelift at the samWhy not get in touch to nd ohappening in your part of the b

For more information phone on 020 8533 8022, email [email protected] or visit wwworg.uk/london/waltham-forest.


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The Summer Appetite Festival comes toLloyd Park as part of the WalthamstowGarden Party organised by Waltham

orest Council, Barbican and Create.howcasing local food businesses androwers, the event offers visitors thepportunity to taste and buy goods from

Walthamstow producers. Entry is free.

or more information visit www.ppetitefestival.co.uk or email [email protected].

Piano and GuitarTuition

lexible dates and times availableLearn to play a range of musical styles fromhe comfort of your own home. Suitable forhildren and adults. Covers all levels fromomplete beginner to advanced. Stylesnclude classical, jazz, Spanish and world

music. Exam preparation included with aurrent 100% pass rate. 30 per hour andhe rst lesson is free. A discount is alsovailable on multiple lesson purchases.For

more information, phone 07515 156 331r email [email protected].

Free Crochet Classundays, 10am to 12noon

Abstract, 54 Beulah Road, E17 9LQDuring the summer months Abstract yarnhop is happy to offer a free crochet classor residents. There is no need to book, justrop in. A bit of patience is needed!For

more information phone 07971 255 705.

E17 DesignersMarquee

aturday 26 and Sunday 27 July,25pm

Lloyd Park, Forest Road, E17 5JWE17 Designers present a Marquee of localrtists and makers, as part of Walthamstow

Garden Party Waltham Forest Council,arbican and Creates free festival of

music, art, theatre and food celebrating theest of the borough.For more informationmail [email protected],isit www.facebook.com/e17designersr tweet @E17designers.

Strung Out ViolinGroup for AdultsRecruiting now for September

tudio Ofce, Quaker Meeting House, 1aewel Road, E17 4QU

Got a violin in your attic you want toust down? Fancy learning a new skill?trung Out is a fun violin group for adultnthusiasts of all levels, with a professional

musician. All styles of music welcomed

rom classical to traditional. Fun is the keyngredient! Evening classes are limited, solease phone to reserve a place.f you are interested in a day class,lease enquire.For more informationhone Alison on 07740 622 428, [email protected] or visit www.shapeshifter-roductions.com.

Five String BanjoClasses for AdultsMondays, 6.30pm and Wednesdays,.30pmtudio Ofce, Quaker Meeting House,

1a Jewel Road, E17 4QURecruiting now for new classes inSeptember. Improving beginners can jointhe Monday class, while improvers andintermediates can join the Wednesdayclass. Dick Smith teaches ve-stringBanjo classes in three nger bluegrassstyle picking. Start from scratch or brush

up your banjo skills in a relaxed and funenvironment. Private lessons are alsoavailable. For more information phone07745 052 525, visit www.banjosmith.co.uk or email [email protected].

Ukulele Classes for AdultsWednesdays, 7.30pm and Saturdays,10.30am and 11.30amStudio Ofce, Quaker Meeting House, 1aJewel Road, E17 4QURecruiting now for classes startingMonday 8 September. Learn the ukuleleor improve your skills with an experienced,professional musician in a fun and relaxedenvironment. Instruments not provided.For

more information phone 07745 052 525,visit www.banjosmith.co.uk or [email protected].

Guided Walks atWalthamstow GardenParty Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 July, timesvaryLloyd Park, Forest Road, E17 5EHJoin the History Walk from 2 to 3pm andlearn more about Lloyd Parks rich heritage.Simply meet inside Lloyd Park, at the backof the William Morris Gallery.Or join the William Mo rris Garden Walk,from 3.30 to 4.30pm. Discover Morris keypassions through Lloyd Parks interpretivegarden and learn about beautiful and usefulplants. Meet in the William Morris Garden,at the back of the William Morris Gallery.Places for both walks are limited, so pleasearrive early to avoid disappointment.

Access needs? Contact us to discuss yourrequirements.For more informationemail [email protected] or phone 020 8496 2822.

Leyton and WansteadFlower ClubTuesday 5 August, 7.30 9.45pmQuaker Meeting Hall, Bush Road, E11 3AUCome along see owers arranged by CarolCampbell in beautiful designs. The themeof this meeting will be Do You Remember.Have a cup of tea and a chat, and maybe

win the owers in the rafe.Visitors always welcome. Cost 6For more information phone 020 85246526, email [email protected].

JGL SingersTuesdays from 9 September, 7.309pmVenue tbcJGL Singers have been together for overtwo years. A lovely bunch who get togetherto enjoy good singing, getting together,making new friends, but especially gainingcondence through song. Our repertoireis varied, inspirational, positive andfeel-good. Why not come and join us in

September? For more information email [email protected] or phone07973 390 628.

Summer GospelThursday 31 July, 7 9.30pm

All Saints Church, Church Avenue, HighamsPark, E4 9QD

British Gospel Arts invites you to SummerGospel a concert of choirs in celebrationof its 15th birthday. Featuring 2020 YouthChoir, who performed for BT Sport Reliefand Children in Need, the B.I.G Choir,who were nalists in BBC Songs of PraiseGospel Choir of the Year, British Gospel

Arts and Project Choir. Advanced ticketsare available priced 5 each or 18 for afamily ticket. Tickets on the door cost 6 or20 for a family.To buy advanced ticketsvisit www.eventbrite.co.uk or www.britishgospelarts.com.

Starlighter MusicalTheatreThursdays, 8.30pmSt Stephens Church, Copeland Road,E17 9DBWe are looking for new members whowould like to perform while raising moneyfor a local charity, CREST Waltham Forest.

All members contribute 5 per week tocover expenses. If you are interested,or would like more information, pleasephone 020 8923 5416.

Children andyoung people

Spanish for ToddlersEvery Saturday, 10.30 amMission Grove School, Mission Grove Road,E17 7EJLearning Spanish in a fun and relaxedenvironment. Singing and games. Suitablefor children aged three to six. Half hourclass, taught by a native Spanish-speakingtutor.New course starts Saturday 13 September.65 per term for ten week course. 5registration fee.To book phone 07568157 028 or email [email protected].

French for ChildrenEvery Saturday, 12.15pmMission Grove School, Mission Grove Road,E17 7EJLearning French in a fun and relaxed

environment. Games, dance and cooking.Suitable for children aged six to eight.One hour class, taught by a nativeFrench-speaking tutor. New course startsSaturday 13 September. 70 per term forten week course. 5 registration fee.Tobook phone 07568 157 028 or [email protected].

E17 Junior Guitar ClubSaturdays, times varyHornbeam Centre, 458 Hoe Street,E17 9AHGuitar playing fun for children of allabilities. Ages 7 and upwards. Pay 8 for

a taster session, then 48 for a half-termof six lessons 30 minutes each.For moreinformation phone Christian Karlssonon 07958 471 083, email [email protected] or visit www.stunningmusic.com.

Acting BugsEvery Friday, 9.5011.30amThe Peterhouse Centre, 122 Forest Rise,E17 3PW

Acting Bugs and Diddy Bugs are dramagroups for children aged three to fouryears and 18 months to three years leadby local TV actress and mum, Sam Seager,and childrens author Shirani Bolle. Thesessions introduce pre-school children tothe world of drama in a fun and playfulway, inspiring young imaginations throughstorytelling, movement, music, puppetsand bubbles. Parents stay with theirchildren through the session. Numbersstrictly limited so please email or callto book your free taster [email protected], visit www.actingbugs.co.uk or phone 07548 196

722.

Waltham ForestDyslexia AssociationSummer TransitionClubMonday 28 July to Friday 1 August,10am3pmForest School, Snaresbrook, E17 3PYTo get a taste of secondary school life,WFDA is hosting a free fun SummerTransition Club for Year 6 pupils withdyslexia/dyspraxia who are moving on to

Year 7 in September. Book early as placesare limited.For more information visitwww.wfda.org.uk, email [email protected] or phone her on 07702 601 897.

Children and YoungPeoples Directory Compiled by the Councils EarIntervention and Prevention Sethe CYPD is packed with usefand guidance for all families inlocal support services, Ofsted childcare and a Whats On sewith activities for all ages.For minformation visit www.walthamgov.uk/cypd

CouncilMeetings

Tuesday 22 July Licensing and Gambling ComAll meetings are held at WalthForest Town Hall and start at 7unless stated otherwise.

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For the full Summer Daze 2014 programme or to nd out more visitwww.walthamforest.gov.uk/summer-daze

Hundreds of activities to keepchildren, young people andfamilies entertained this summer.Children and young people can explore theirartistic side, boost their academic skills or learnto bend it like Beckham.

With so much on offer much of which is free toattend why not get together with your friendsand family to enjoy the fun?

More than 40 schools open for summer!

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Music ConcertDont miss legends Sister Sledge, Alexander ONeal andGwen Dickey(Rose Royce) aswell as some of our best localtalent taking the stage!

Family Fun DayA fabulous fun day in tpacked with activities aentertainment, includin fair, bouncy castles, gagames, gladiator joust, run and much more!

Saturday 9 August, 2pm7pm Sunday 10 August, 1pm

The fantastic ChingforBig Weekender return

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Leadingthe wayto betterhealthn Leyton Gym has been extended

to offer more than double theamount of equipment

n British long jumper JadeJohnson came down to openthe new-improved gym

British long jumper, Jade Johnson; Council Leader, Chris Robbins and Cabinet Memberfor Health and Wellbeing, Cllr Ahsan Khan, helped open the new-look Leyton Gym

Whether youre thinking ofetting active for the rst time inears or youre already a tnessnthusiast, now is the perfectime to check out the newly-xtended Leyton Gym.

Leyton Gym (formerly Plumtree

Studios, 787 High Road Leyton, E10AB) was completely refurbishedn 2013 thanks to a partnershipetween Waltham Forest Councilnd leisure provider, Better, asart of a 24.5million programmef investment to transform all of

Waltham Forests leisure centres intorst-rate facilities.

Following overwhelming demandrom residents and a huge increase

in visitor numbers since then, thegym has now been extended into theformer Blockbuster Video premisesdownstairs. It now extends acrosstwo oors and is full of even more

brand new cutting-edge gymequipment.

While a variety of leisurecentre memberships are on offer,

local people can benet from a

membership scheme that will allowthem to use the facilities at LeytonGym for just 19.95 a month. Thatsless than 2 per visit if you visit threetimes a week each month.

The gym extension was ofciallyopened on Wednesday 25 Junefollowing a further 200,000refurbishment programme andan extra 224 new members havealready signed up to try out thefacilities.

There is now a 100+ station gymupstairs, spacious free weights area,fully refurbished changing rooms and

a fast-track entry system. The newdownstairs area has an additional 34gym stations.

To celebrate the refurbishment,

British long jumper Jade Johnson

came along to help Council Leader,Chris Robbins, open the fantasticnew facilities.

Cllr Ahsan Khan, Cabinet Memberfor Health and Wellbeing, toldWaltham Forest News: Wereinvesting 24.5million in improvingour leisure centres as part ofour better place scheme so thatresidents have the best possiblefacilities available to them.

We know that having access torst-class leisure centres will helpresidents improve and maintain theirphysical and emotional health andwellbeing, and help to create thenext generation of sporting talent.

As well as the new gymequipment and fully refurbishedchanging rooms, visitors can enjoya packed class timetable featuringeverything from power pump andBrazilian dance to Pilates and Yoga.

Female members can also takepart in new women-only gymsessions starting at the end of Julyto complement the well-attendedwomen-only swimming lessons that

We want residents to enjoy the very best ofour leisure facilities. Whether youre startinga new activity or youre a regular gymgoer, or even a part of the next generationof budding sports stars, theres somethingsuitable for everyone.

take place across the road at Le

Leisure Centre (763 High RoadLeyton, E10 5AB) which have incredibly popular.

Cllr Khan added: We wantresidents to enjoy the very best our facilities and to get active nSo whether youre starting a neactivity or youre a regular gymor even a part of the next generof budding sports stars, theressomething suitable for everyonlots of choice too.

So if youre keen to improvetness and boost your health wnot give Leyton Gym, or your nleisure centre, a try this summer

In brief

Abi, owner of Grace & Albert Cookshopserved up tasty treats. Photo by ChrinaJarvis

Family www.walthamforest.gov.ukIssue 119 I 21 July 2014

Highams Park DayMore than a thousand residents turnedout to enjoy the sun and meet friendsold and new at the annual Highams ParkDay, held on Saturday 12 July. The event,which is organised by The Highams ParkSociety and supported by the HighamsPark Community Ward Forum, took placeon Vincent Green. Visitors enjoyed somefty stalls offering everything from artsand crafts to books, toys and games,while younger residents enjoyed a bouncycastle, coconut shy and beat the goalie.There was also a barbecue, refreshmentsand cakes a-plenty. The event closed

with brilliant song and dance by childrenfrom RAW Academy. Over 1,000 wasraised for local organisations and charities,and Captain Jack Sparrow (aka JimRenwick) also collected donations forMacmillan. Andrew Golds, Treasurer ofThe Highams Park Society, said: It was anamazing, memorable day when the wholecommunity got together and celebratedHighams Park. For more information, or to join theSociety, visit www.highamsparksociety.co.uk or phone Andrew Golds on 0208531 5695.

More infoFor more information, incopening hours or memberenquiries, visit www.betteorg.uk/leyton , phone 0208858 or speak to a membethe team at Leyton Gym. Fmore information on the CBetter Leisure programmewww.walthamforest.gov.ubetterleisure .

Residents have even more opportunitieso get lost in a good book now thathe UKs largest network of Little Free

Libraries (LFL) has been installed inhe borough. Twelve LFLs which areook sharing structures, designed byocal artists have been installed inront gardens and businesses around

E17. Each LFL holds 30 books, includinghildrens books, for people to take aook, leave a book, donate a book. The

Little Free Library Project, a UK charity,rought the initiative to Walthamstownd is working with communities across

the country to create and install LFLs.The organisation promotes reading,literacy and art. Two new LFLs are beinginstalled in Leyton and Leytonstone,and fundraising is underway for oneat Frederic Bremer School, which willbe designed by students. Kickstartercampaigns will cover the costs ofbuilding and installation. To nd out more visit www.littlefreelibraryproject.org.uk. Todonate to the Frederick Bremercampaign visit www.kickstarter.comand search Frederick Bremer.

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www.walthamforest.gov.ukIssue 119 I 21 July 2014Safer Place

Waltham Forestawarded WhiteRibbon Statusn White Ribbon Campaign aims to end violence against women

and girlsn Council signs a pledge and takes steps to make borough safer

for victims

Waltham Forest has beenwarded White Ribbon Statusn recognition of the boroughsfforts to end violence against

women and girls and make ourommunity a safer place. The White Ribbon Campaign

WRC) is a male-led campaign,which gives accreditation toouncils that highlight theirommitment to urge men to take atance against violence.

Councillors and senior Councilfcers met on Tuesday 15 July toign pledge boards, acknowledgingheir support for the campaign.hey also pledged to take the stepseeded to make the borough aafer place for victims of domesticiolence.

So far, 45 other councils in thecountry have signed the pledge,including six London boroughs.Currently, Waltham Forest andHavering are the only two eastLondon boroughs to have signedup.

Cllr Liaquat Ali MBE JP, CabinetMember for Community Safety andCohesion, told Waltham ForestNews: We are delighted to receiveWhite Ribbon Status. Violenceagainst women and girls is whollyunacceptable and something weare working hard to tackle.

Abuse can take many formsand takes place in any kind ofrelationship or household. Idurge any woman who has beensubjected to violence, or who has

Cllr Liaquat Ali MBE JP, Cabinet Member for Community Safety and Cohesion, withmembers of Leyton Orients rst team when they signed the pledge earlier this year

Your views hate crimeThe Mayor of London, Boris Jthe Metropolitan Police and CrProsecution Service are askingLondoners to have their say onthe citys approach to tackling crime can be improved. Resideorganisations can give their viepart of an online consultation wopen now. The Mayors Ofceand Crime (MOPAC) wants to the condence of communitiesreporting hate crimes to the pothe consultation aims to ensuresupport for victims and more eenforcement against perpetratocrimes. Hate crime can includeabuse, physical assault, domesharassment and damage to proIt can be motivated by race, relsexual orientation and disabilionline consultation closes on FSeptember 2014. To take part in the consultatiovisit www.london.gov.uk/priorpolicing-crime/consultations. Finternet access is available at alibraries in the borough.

In brief

concerns for a friend or familymember, to seek the free andcondential help that is availablelocally.

I want to encourage as manyresidents as possible to supportthe campaign and join us in makinga stand against violence towardswomen and girls.

The WRC principle of asking mento take a stand against violenceis now fully incorporated in manyCouncil projects. This includes theEast London Harmful Practicespilot - a GLA funded scheme runin conjunction with Newham and

Tower Hamlets. This two year pilot looks at how

the boroughs and their partnerorganisations can tackle domestic

violence, forced marriage andother similar issues together. It willalso offer training and educationalresources to the staff involved.

Leyton Orient Football Club hasalso been actively working withthe Council since last Novemberto tackle domestic violence inthe borough. The club signed thepledge to support the WRC earlierthis year and future projects with theCouncil will include a short video

featuring rst team players andthe manager speaking out againstviolence and advising victims onwhat help is available locally.

The Council also works closelywith the Independent Domestic

Violence Advisory Service (IDVA)to help victims and witnessesof domestic violence and abusethrough service providers such as

Victim Support, Stay Safe East, Ashiana and The Kiran Project.

There are many different typesof abuse. While physical assaultmay be what most people think ofrst, abuse can also be of a subtlernature, such as psychological.nancial and emotional.

Advice and information onsupport services in the borough isavailable on the Council website.

More infoFor more information on theCouncils work to tackle domesticviolence visitwww.walthamforest.gov.uk/domestic-violence .For information about the WhiteRibbon Campaign visitwww.whiteribboncampaign.co.uk . Freeinternet access is available at alllibraries in the borough.

Bogus callewarningResidents are being warned to of bogus callers after a couple incidents targeting residents. Bcallers can pretend to be from yelectricity or water company, oare a salesperson or tradesmanyou answer your door to unexpcallers, remember to take the fsteps. Lock all other outer dooyou answer the front door. Somwork together one keeps youat the front door while anotherthrough a back door. Put the chthe door and look through the wspy-hole to see whos there. Asidentity card and examine it cayou are still unsure, check whoby phoning the company they represent. Get the phone numba bill or the phone book rather number they give you, as they putting you through to an acco

You can always ask a caller to at another time when someonewith you, or tell them to write arrange an appointment. A genwont mind you taking these pRemember you do not have to stranger into your home. If yoususpicious, feel threatened or twill not leave, dial 999 and askpolice. For more advice visit www.aorg.uk and search bogus caller


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The Targeted Youth Support Servicewill be delivering a free referralbased Summer Uni programmefor young people aged 11 to 19and up to 25 for young people withdisabilities, and from 5 year oldsfor young carers.

The programme will consistof accredited courses suchas performing arts, computeranimation, multi-sports,photography, steel pan, videoproduction, music production orboxing, run at our youth centresand various venues across theborough.

The Summer Uni programmewill be celebrated by a graduationevent in December 2014 wherestudents will showcase their musicvideo and other skills which theyhave learnt.

Contact us for more information on enrolment on 0208 496 1530 or email [email protected]

Targeted Youth SupportServices Summer UniversityMonday 28 July to Friday 29 August

K e e p u p t o d a t e w i t h t h e l a t e s t n e w s in W a l t h a m F o r e s t

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