An update from the Tin in a Bin network
News
Wanstead-based knitting group Social Knitworks has created a new range of woolly poppies
Wanstead resident Paul Canal is seeking to help children understand refugees by circulating a book among the community.
A monthly antique and craft fair has resumed its events in Wanstead
Inside the Saint Francis Hospice shop at 56–58 High Street, WansteadSaint Francis Hospice is seeking to recruit a new team leader for its Wanstead shop
The Poppy Pantry – a cafe in the grounds of the City of London Cemetery – closed last month following the City of London Corporation’s decision to end its lease.
Eight activists from Wanstead Climate Action are travelling to Glasgow this month
The Wren Wildlife Group’s practical work sessions have resumed in Wanstead Park (first Sunday of the month and most Thursdays, from 10am to 12.30pm).
©Geoff WilkinsonArmistice Day and Remembrance Sunday commemorations will take place in Wanstead this month.
The Wanstead Society has launched a series of videos on its Facebook page to help explain the work it does.
A message from Jim and Sue Carroll, organisers of the Poppy Appeal in Wanstead
©JC and DMFlamingo Fairs will return to Wanstead Library’s Churchill Hall on 30 October (11am to 4pm; free entry) for a vintage-and-more-themed event.