Wanstead Climate Action is inviting residents who have a ‘green’ job to take part in a new campaign.
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The Endangered in Wanstead campaign is a collaboration between the Wren Wildlife and Conservation Group, Wild Wanstead and the London Wildlife Trust
PC King (left) and PC BryantThe police have issued a message for local residents.
Wanstead teenager Elsa Arnold has become the first youth trustee for Freedom 2.
PC King (left) and PC BryantLocal police are seeking new members to join the Wanstead Village and Wanstead Park ward panels.
TinaB donationsA network of foodbank collection points is seeking more homes in the local area to participate in the initiative.
Local schools set to be included in the scheme include: Aldersbrook Primary School (pictured), Wanstead Church School, Snaresbrook Primary School and Nightingale Primary SchoolRedbridge Council is analysing responses to its School Streets consultation.
Redbridge Council is proposing to install new electric vehicle charging points (EVCPs) and associated bays on streets across Wanstead.
Skylarks on Wanstead Flats earlier this month. ©Mary HoldenThe City of London will be installing a fence around the skylark nesting area on Wanstead Flats.
The hub will replace four parking bays on the High Street. Residents gave their backing to the scheme in a consultation earlier this yearRedbridge Council is proposing to install a mobility hub on Wanstead High Street.
Updated designs for the new Whipps Cross Hospital – due to be completed in 2026 – have been released by Barts Health NHS Trust.
Tulips ©Peter Wilkins
Incoming Tide ©Irene ThomasEssex Art Club will unveil it’s first-ever online exhibition this month