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Following last month's fire at The Mall, 10 retailers have now re-opened: Lidl, Pret, Gokyuzu, The Gym, Lloyds, Halifax, C&S Discount, Peacocks, Perfume Mania and H Samuels. There are also temporary pods for Boots and Superdrug pharmacies in the Town Square offering a prescription service to customers.
Even better news – the shopping centre itself is set to open its doors on Wednesday 4 September, although some retailers will remain closed while repairs continue. The car park is due to re-open this weekend.
To help support employees at The Mall affected by the fire, Waltham Forest Council has donated £10,000 to the Walthamstow Appeal, set up by the Mall owners, Capital & Regional, and industry charity, retailTRUST. Capital & Regional and retailTrust have pledged £25,000 each so far. The Fashion & Textile Children's Trust is also supporting the campaign and offering its services to The Mall community. To donate online please visit justgiving.com/campaign/walthamstow. Donations can also be made via text. To donate £5 to the appeal, text RTRUST12 to 70970.
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Help shape the future of our borough by joining in the consultation on the Council's Draft Local Plan. It's your chance to have a say on how to make sure we have the homes, work places, transport network, schools, health and leisure facilities we will need in the future.
Pop in to one of the drop in events around the borough to share your views with us, or complete the online survey by clicking the link below.
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The social media platform Nextdoor is being used by the Council to keep residents and businesses informed about what’s happening in each ward.
We are sharing details on the free app about a wide range of subjects, from fly-tipping, to major events in your area and consultations on regeneration projects.
Over 8,100 Waltham Forest residents are already signed up to Nextdoor – find out how to join them below.
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On Saturday 24 August, Walthamstow comes to life for Red Light Busking, celebrating live music and local talent, made possible by London Borough of Culture 2019 Make it Happen Fellowship Funding. Buskers will perform in six shop fronts in Walthamstow High Street and Hoe Street, including Turtle Bay, 100% U Hair, and Mirth.
The London Borough of Culture 2019 Learning Programme is offering Arts Award qualifications to kids above the age of 5. Come and get stuck in at Leyton Library next Saturday to find out more about the Arts Award qualification and join in with this fun music-making workshop to learn more about the instruments that make songs come to life.
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It’s summer time, which means long days exploring, relaxing and discovering the great outdoors – and where better than the 10,000 acre Lee Valley Regional Park? With open spaces for picnics, surfaced pathways for bike rides and walks, as well as an amazing array of wildlife, all you have to do is make room in your diary for fun for all ages.
Are you 16-25 years old? Do you live, work or study in Waltham Forest? Do you want to make your mark on the world of creativity and culture? Then join our Cultural Leadership Programme for a unique opportunity to help you build experience, skills and networks. The second round of applications is now open until Sunday 8 September.
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