During December and January we will be holding some engagement events regarding the EMD Cinema in Walthamstow Town Centre.
Final dates will be publicised later this month - make sure you are the first to get details by signing up for the EMD email newsletter.
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Waltham Forest Council has been working to reduce carbon emissions and improve the local environment for the last decade, and we know many local people have too.
That’s why we’ve launched a survey to gather the views of local people on how to tackle the climate emergency.
It is aimed at everyone who lives or works in Waltham Forest to get their views on how important tackling the climate emergency is to them, what actions they are taking already and what future priorities should be for working together to find a local solution for this global challenge.
We are also offering all subscribers to our climate emergency newsletter the chance to win a bike worth £400 and other fab prizes.
Waltham Forest Council has decided to update its Housing Allocations Scheme, which sets out how we allocate social rented housing (Council and housing association homes).
Our review will focus on:
- Who is eligible to be on the Housing Register
- Who gets priority for housing on the Housing Register
- Making the system simpler to understand
You can make your views known by completing our survey before midnight on Thursday 19 December 2019.
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Do you live or work in Chapel End, Larkswood, Leyton, Leytonstone, or Wood Street wards?
Making Places is transforming your area with an exciting new arts and culture project.
Come and speak to us about the shortlisted proposals.
- Leytonstone on Tuesday 3 December 2019, 8.30 - 10.30am at Bulwer Road, E11 1BX
- Larkswood on Tuesday 3 December 2019, 4 – 6pm at St Anne’s Church, E4 6NP
- Wood Street on Wednesday 4 December 2019, 8.30 -10.30am at Wood Street Station, E17 3LX
- Chapel End on Wednesday 4 December 2019, 4 – 6pm at Waltham Forest Feel Good Centre, E17 5AA
- Leyton on Thursday 5 December 2019, 5 - 7pm at Leyton Midland Road Station, E10 6JT
Have your say online between Monday 2 – Tuesday 10 December 2019
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Following the recent exhibitions in July, the developer, St William, has organised two further drop-in public engagement events to share updated proposals for the Lea Bridge Gasworks site, off Clementina Road.
At these events residents can ask questions of the architects and St William’s team regarding the proposals.
Both are at Lea Bridge Library, Lea Bridge Road, Leyton, E10 7HU and are on:
- Thursday 14 November 2019, 4pm - 8pm
- Saturday 16 November 2019, 10am - 2pm
You can keep in touch with what is happening on this project through our regular email newsletters.
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Proposals for development of part of Estate Way, Lea Bridge have been revealed this week by RVL Properties Limited and include:
- around 440 new homes, including genuinely affordable homes;
- high quality employment space for jobs and businesses;
- a considerate and high-quality design that responds thoughtfully to the Church Road area;
- new uses on site with a reduced impact on the neighbouring residents, schools and green spaces;
- a new brook-side park that celebrates local landmarks like the Dagenham Brook.
The developer, RVL Properties, is holding two resident drop in engagement meetings at Lea Bridge Library, Lea Bridge Road, Leyton, E10 7HU between 4pm – 8pm on:
- Tuesday 26 November 2019
- Thursday 28 November 2019
You can keep in touch with what is happening on this project through our regular email newsletters.
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Capital and Regional is seeking views on updated details of The Mall proposals at 202 Hoe Street, Walthamstow, E17 4BS.
Comments can be made online until Sunday 17 November 2019.
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Waltham Forest Council is aiming to develop 92 Leyton Green Road to improve local facilities and provide new homes.
As part of this development the Council has invested in improvements at Belmont Park School to provide modern vocational learning facilities for the young people who attend the school.
The existing respite care centre on 92 Leyton Green has been replaced with brand new facilities including a three bed residential, respite centre and therapy hub adjacent to the school at 99 Leyton Green Road so the young people who use the centre have the best possible facilities available for them. existing
The money generated from selling the homes proposed for the 92 Leyton Green Road site will help pay for these new facilities.
A drop-in public engagement event where residents can ask questions of Council officers, the architects and contractors regarding the proposals is scheduled for Wednesday 13 November 2019, 4pm to 8pm at Belmont Park School, 101 Leyton Green Road, Leyton, E10 6DB.
You can keep in touch with what is happening on this project through our regular email newsletters.
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As part of the Walthamstow High Street Night Time Enterprise Pilot project the Council is consulting with local communities and businesses on how to boost the town centre, encourage a wider range of evening activities and improve the areas image after 6pm.
We are encouraging people to have their say on how to improve Walthamstow High Street to work better for them after 6pm, through a five-minute online survey.
The results will be used to look at ways we can support local organisations and businesses to stay open later into the evening and improve access to shops and services after 6pm.
You can keep in touch with what is happening on this project through our regular email newsletters.
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The deadline for sharing your views on the proposals to build a new hospital at Whipps Cross is Friday 15 November 2019.
You can share your views online.
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Identifying sites where development can take place is important which is why we are asking residents and other stakeholders for their suggestions.
The closing date for suggesting sites is Tuesday 31 December 2019.
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