Chingford Mount Market will re-open for business on Saturday 26 September 2020.
Alongside the regular traders there will be a number of community stalls on the day, such as Age UK, Love South Chingford and the Hasseya Apothecary Garden, to showcase the unique organisations operating locally.
The Council’s Regeneration and Planning policy teams will have stalls to talk to people about the existing assets of Chingford Mount and how the town centre can be improved for all.
There will be music and additional seating on Albert Crescent to help make this a day of celebration. The market is open on the last Saturday of each month.
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The first Local Plan engagement event will be at Chingford Mount Market on Saturday 26 September 2020, 10am to 4pm.
More face to face meetings, as well as virtual meetings will be taking place for residents in North Waltham Forest.
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 Community groups across the borough are organising different types of sale trails so residents can recycle and reuse items they no longer need by setting up a stall in their garden.
Reusing and recycling helps reduce the impact on the Climate Emergency, allows COVID-19 social distancing to take place, is a great way to get some exercise while exploring those streets in your area you've never visited before while stallholders can get some cash for their clutter.
Traders at the Sunday Social Market in Walthamstow are offering 20 per cent off everything for emergency workers and council staff until the end of 2020.
To claim your discount just show a current staff pass to the market trader when buying and they will take 20 per cent off straight away.
This applies to all NHS staff as well as police officers and fire fighters.
Around half the traders come from Waltham Forest as part of the offer for local residents to #ChooseLocalWF.
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Market traders across the borough are reminded that prices must be clearly displayed for all items for sale, including hot food.
Waltham Forest Trading Standards Officers regularly visit markets in the borough to ensure compliance and give advice to traders.
Traders are warned that if they are found to be breaching the law, Trading Standards Officers will take enforcement action which could lead to a court summons.
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