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As you may know, I stood down as a councillor at the May 2006 elections so this site is no longer active. However, I continue to remain involved in the campaign to refurbish Lea Bridge library so please visit our campaign website on www.library4leabridge.org.uk and pledge your support for the project. The kids of Lea Bridge have great potential - who knows what they could achieve if they had the

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I've been given the details of a number of Easter activities for 10 - 19 year olds in the Leyton area. These are held during the day and range from exam help courses to the "changing gear" project (learning about motor mechanics) and sporting activities. Children have to be referred to these schemes by youth services (there are about 30 places on each project) but they are free so if you know of

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I've had a number of "anonymous" posts recently to my blog so I've had to make the decision to moderate this blog and view postings before they appear. I didn't want to have to do this, but as some of these are personally offensive I feel forced to act. I think readers of this blog are entitled to know who these people are, just as they know my views by reading my posts. Democracy only thrives in

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Members of the Friends of Friendship Gardens group protesting on the town hall steps for council funding for their project so they can get on with the refurbishment of Lea Bridge library. The Labour group supported this but the Liberals and Tories voted against it and on a hung council their view prevailed. The Liberals were extremely rude and dismissive of the protest - I think Florrie Bedwell

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The Friends of Friendship Gardens have organised a "Discover Lea Bridge Library" Day on the 25th March 2006 from 1pm until 5pm. The afternoon will include readings from children's stories by local MP Neil Gerrard, Matthew Morgan (the author of the "Yuck" series of children's books) and Mr Raza Ali Abdi who is a well known writer of children's books in urdu. There will also activities going on

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Florrie Bedwell continues the campaign to get funding for Lea Bridge Library. Here she is giving Cherie Booth a copy of the CD commemorating the World War Two Day when she came to Leyton last week. Florrie made sure the Prime Minister's wife knew all about the local residents plans for the building - and that we will keep lobbying until we get our new library !  

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Proof that we will take the campaign for the refurbishment of Lea Bridge Library to the top! Friends of Friendship Garden Committee Members Cath Westcott and Florrie Bedwell met direct with The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Rt Hon Tessa Jowell MP to put the case for investment at Lea Bridge Library.  

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This is an online petition calling for the liberal councillors on Waltham Forest Council to change their minds and support the plans for investment in Lea Bridge Library.This blog serves as a record of just a fraction of the work done by the local community for this library over the last two years. We've fought hard to show that this well loved building is also well used by all sections of the

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This Sunday the Friends of Friendship Gardens will be planting bulbs in the gardens for the spring from 2pm onwards at the Library. All are welcome to come and help out and if you have a spare trowel it would be gratefully appreciated!

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A local employment charity are doing free sessions to help Lea Bridge people improve their career prospects. If you're interested in finding out more please contact Blue Horizon directly- the details are as follows:Emploment project is every Monday and Tuesday and starts 28.11.2005. We will help find jobs, fill in the application forms, improve or create the CV, covering letter etc. Everything is

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This is the text of a letter I have sent to our local paper concerning the coverage of the new crossing on Lea Bridge Road. Let's hope they publish it and put the record straight!Dear PatI am deeply disappointed by the way in which you chose to report the new proposed crossing on Lea Bridge Road near Melbourne Road. As I explained to your reporter, this is a crossing that I have been working with

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There will be a public meeting to discuss community safety and crime in the Lea Bridge area on the 12th October 2005 at 7pm at Sybourn Junior School, Sybourn Street. Many local residents have raised their concerns with me about these issues in our area. I'm also keen to encourage local residents to participate in neighbourhood watch schemes as a way of helping us cut crime and improve safety in

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Hutchinson 3G have written to me outlining their continued efforts to find a site for a mobile phone mast in Lea Bridge (see earlier postings for details of previous sites). The site they have now put forward is on top of the old police section house at 497-501 Lea Bridge Road. The letter states that the site they have chosen constitutes "permitted development" so they do not need to request

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residents enjoying food and conversation in All Saint's Church Hall.  

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Inside the church hall.  

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Musical Chairs  

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I've been sent these photos of Saturday's street party in Melbourne Road. Unfortunately I was working away from London so not able to attend but by all accounts it was a lovely day out! If anyone else has any other photos of the event please email them to me as a JPEG and I'm happy to put them up.  

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The trees along Lea Bridge Road and in the Sybourn Annex are scheduled for pruning within the next few weeks. If you have any comments about this or questions please do get in touch.

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Street Magician Luke Williams aka Harry Potter and Terry and Paul from the Leyton Street Wardens at the children's fun day. Anyone else with photos of the day who would like me to post them on this site should email them to me.  

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Cllr Clyde Loakes shows off his cheerleading skills with the winners of the fancy dress competition at the Lea Bridge Library Children's Fun Day on the 4th September 2005. The Winners were Carly and Chelsey Wright.  

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I've been sent details of a capacity building training programme for voluntary sector groups in the area. This will be free and they are looking for groups with two or more people who are interested in taking part and willing to attend three of the three day courses over the next year. It would be a very useful experience for any voluntary groups in Lea Bridge who are interested in developing

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More information about the soft play activity centre.  

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This new soft play centre has recently opened in Lea Bridge. It holds upto 25 children and can be hired at limited times at a special rate of �100 (normal rate �175) for upto three hours  

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The Friends of Friendship Gardens are planning a fun day for local children on the 4th September. There will be lots of activities including several bouncy castles (for different ages) a fancy dress competition to celebrate the centenary of the library (dress as your favourite book character), face painting, games and of course refreshments! The event will be open to all local children and their

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Map continued 

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Map Continued 

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Map continued 

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These are the maps of the proposed traffic calming measures for the Queen's Road area. They cover Lea Bridge ward from Markhouse Road to Russell Road upto Lea Bridge Road itself. If you have any comments about them or would like a copy of the consultation leaflet please do get in touch.  

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I have been advised that 'general pruning' of the trees on Theobald Road and Wellington Road will take place in the near future. If you have any questions about this please do get in touch.

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Cllr Stella Creasy with The Mayor and Mayoress 

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Dancers from Swizzleshaker with the Mayor Cllr Milton Martin and his Mayoress Natalie Martin  

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Gary Heales and Lorna Lee of Vestry House Museum's Service  

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Dancers from Swizzleshaker 

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More pictures from the World War Two event at Lea Bridge Library  

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The next Lea Bridge Neighbourhood Forum will be on the 30th June 2005 at 7.30pm at Lea Bridge House, 497-501 Lea Bridge Road E17. This is the meeting where you will be asked to decide how to spend the £200,000 of Neighbourhood Renewal Funding which has been allocated for Lea Bridge ward in 2005/06 and is open to all local residents . Refreshments will also be provided. If you require further

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One local young resident dancing to the London Swingphonia Orchestra  

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First Picture from the World War Two Commemoration event! Cath Westcott and Stella Creasy in costume - I will post more as I get them to the site  

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I've just received this request for tendersto deliver services for the NRF project in Lea Bridge -NOTICE OF TENDERThe Local Strategic Partnership are looking to commission projects to address priorities identified following consultation with the neighbourhood forums of Cann Hall, Cathall, Higham Hill and Lea Bridge. The priorities are health, liveability, employment and training. Tenders are

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I have been in contact with Thames Water about the problems with water pressure residents around the Bakers Arms area have been experiencing and have received a response to my enquiries. They inform me that there is not a "pressure issue" in the area but that they have "arranged to place loggers in the area to record the pressure" and so monitor the issue. They say they will let me know the

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I've been sent the details of the consultation on children's services in the local area. This body replaces EYDCP (Early Years Childcare Development Partnership) and is the means by which anyone with an interest in provision for 0-14 year olds can find out what is happening in their area (hence the split into 3 meetings) and have their say on these services. We'd really like to see more parents

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On Friday I met with Kay Dickson, the Chair of Postwatch in Greater London. I raised with her both the volume of complaints I have received about postal services in the local area and the poor response of Royal Mail to both my and resident's concerns. She was extremely helpful and is going to arrange for me to visit the E10 delivery office so that I can raise directly with the managers the

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Further to earlier posts, Clyde Loakes and I have a meeting on the 20th May with the Chair of Postwatch - the watchdog for postal services - for Greater London to highlight the problems people have been having with the postal service across the borough. Its taken longer than I hoped to get the meeting (elections and diary clashes not withstanding!) but I'm hoping it will help us put pressure on

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I am delighted to announce that the Friends of Friendship Gardens have been successful in their lottery bid to fund a major community event at the Lea Bridge Library to commemorate 60 years after the end of the second world war. The event will take place on the 11th June 2005 at the Library Gardens during the afternoon and early evening and is open to all Lea Bridge residents. There will be a

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The following local roads will be receiving a visit from tree surgeons in the near future for tree pruning. If you have any concerns or questions about this please do get in touch.Malta Rd E10Onra Rd E17Sanderstead Rd E10Dunton Rd E10

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During the recent gasworks on Lea Bridge Road, several road signs were damaged by the contractors causing an increase in traffic problems around Albany Road. I have now been informed that Transco will be paying for new "No Through Road" and "Bus Lane" signs around the Albany Road area and these should hopefully be in place within the next week. If you think there were other signs which have been

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These are the minutes from the neighbourhood forum which determined the priorities for the Neighbourhood Renewal Fund for Lea Bridge. At the next meeting residents will be asked to vote for which projects which meet these priorities they would like to fund. I also have these minutes as a word document which is easier to read so please email me if you would rather read them in that format.Lea

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Following my earlier post, I have received a copy of the letter sent by the planning department about this matter. I've cut and pasted it into this posting, and as you can see the planners state they would object to the proposal given the proximity of the site to Lea Bridge Library. I will update this site should H3G continue with this proposal.Dear Alwyn HoogendykTOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT

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Further to earlier posts on this blog, H3G have now come back with an alternative venue for a proposed mobile phone mast at 380 Lea Bridge Road, next to the Lea Bridge library. Their application for planning permission will be made in the next two weeks so if residents have any views on this matter they can contact me and I will pass on their views to the committee.

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I am hoping to increase the number of Neighbourhood Watch schemes in Lea Bridge to help tackle crime and anti-social behaviour in our area. Already we have a number of successful schemes operating here but we need more local volunteers to help run these schemes in their road or block so we can increase the coverage of the area. It doesn't require a lot of time and you'll receive a lot of support

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Blue Horizon Association, a community organisation based at 497 Lea Bridge Road, have asked me to publicise their plan to hire out equipment at low rates to local community based organisations. Some of the equipment they have for hire is as follows - Mini Bus Hire (16 seater), Bouncy Castle, Trampolines ith enclosures, Table Football, Air Hockey, Spacehopper races, Basketball, Giant Jenga, Limbo,

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The next public meeting regarding the neighbourhood renewal fund for Lea Bridge will be on the 7th April 2005 at 7pm at Sybourn School in Sybourn Street. This meeting is for residents and will decide the priorities for funding and will be followed by another major public meeting in late May to determine what services are provided on the basis of the priorities you as local residents set. I would

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The next meeting of the Friends of Lea Bridge Library Gardens Group is Wednesday 9th March at 6.30pm in the Library building on Lea Bridge Road. The meeting is open to all local residents and if you want to know more about this group but can't attend get in touch.

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The Waltham Forest Fundraising Capacity Building Service has recently compiled a booklet about the different sources of funding available for community and voluntary groups in Waltham Forest. It is not a complete list of all small grants available, but it outlines the most common ones for groups starting up or looking to fund specific projects. Whilst we have some larger sources of funding in Lea

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A resident has raised with me concerns about speeding and traffic management around Avondale Road. I would be interested to hear from other people in the area as to what they think about the traffic in that area and whether they would support the introduction of traffic calming measures.

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We now have a 'safer neighbourhoods' team for Lea Bridge who are a dedicated group of one Sargeant, two PCs and three Police Community Support Officers. They are commited to policing Lea Bridge and you will see a lot of them walking around the area from now on. If you need to get hold of them their number is 020 8721 2797, although if it is an emergency situation you should still dial 999.

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Below I have posted the text from a letter sent this week to Union Rail about the current condition of the Marsh Lane Footbridge. Whilst I know some local residents have suggested that the bridge in its entirety should be replaced, its status as 'structurally sound' makes this an unrealistic prospect because Union Rail could argue that there is nothing wrong with it. Furthermore, as the potential

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The next public meeting to discuss the Neighbourhood Renewal Fund for Lea Bridge will be on the 17th February 2005 at 7.15pm at the Lea Bridge House offices, 497 - 501 Lea Bridge Road (the old Police Section House). Its open to all residents of Lea Bridge, but if you can't make it and would like to be kept informed about the NRF process in Lea Bridge please get in touch.

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Last night's residents meeting to discuss the neighbourhood renewal money decided that the next meeting should be the 17th February at 7.30pm. The meeting will look at the following issues: 1. A way of accounting for the money already being spent for the financial year 2004-5 2. Groups and activities currently operating in the Lea Bridge area who may be able to deliver services which meet NRF

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Further to earlier postings on this site, I have been informed that due to the ongoing consultation around the Leyton Controlled Parking Zone the consultation for the Bakers Arms area CPZ is now not likely to be considered until the Summer. If you have any questions about this please do get in touch.

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Many Lea Bridgers will have enjoyed the Walthamstow Festival of the previous two years. The voluntary committee which organises the festival is appealing for assistance to help with this year's events and have set up a website to keep local residents informed of their progress. Its at http://www.walthamstowfestival.com and you can sign up for regular updates as well as find out how to get

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Further to a complaint from residents in Melbourne Road, the council is now conducting survey of the quality of the pavement around Lea Bridge Road and Melbourne Road. This survey will show whether localised repairs or something more substantial is required to improve the pavement area. I will update the site with the outcome of the survey, but if there are other areas of Lea Bridge pavements

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Further to my earlier posts and the local publicity, it appears the problems with the postal service in the Lea Bridge area are more serious than I anticipated. In the last week I've had many complaints from across the borough as well as from other Lea Bridge residents about this issue and its clear that the service has not been upto scratch for a while. The Council Leader Cllr Clyde Loakes has

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Get involved.... Help make Lea Bridge a great place to live, work and study. Come to a Public Meeting, Thursday 27th January 2005, 7pm - 9pm at Sybourn Junior School, Sybourn Street, E17 to discuss Neighbourhood Renewal Funding in Lea Bridge. Neighbourhood Renewal Funding aims to: - make public services more effective and responsive - encourage organisations to work together for the good of

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I've received the following specification about what services and resources will be available at the Sybourn Children's Centre (apologies but the blogger software doesn't seem to allow me to format this in a more readable fashion) - the planning application for the site will be heard tomorrow evening. If you have any further questions about the scheme please do contact me. The Sybourn Children’s

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I have received a response to my enquiry regarding the problems local residents are having with post in Bakers Arms area. The response states that there is a history of problems in this area and that residents are advised to contact the postal service to report problems so they can be investigated. I have asked for further details about the extent of the problem and what actions have been taken

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The next meeting of the friends of Lea Bridge Library Gardens will be on Wednesday at the Library from 6pm. We'll be discussing the progress on plans for its refurbishment as well as future events including the Lea Bridge during the War event. All local residents are welcome.

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At recent community councils in Lea Bridge we have been discussing the variation in charges used by local doctors for services such as medical certificates and vaccines. As the community council discussed, the British Medical Association has issued guidelines to GPs about appropriate figures, but it appears from anecdotes in Lea Bridge that there are wide variations. I'm trying to collate

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I've realised it isn't possible for non members of "blogger" to respond to the issues raised on this blog. I know that some residents respond directly to me about issues raised but if you would like me to post your response up on the blog please let me know. In the meantime I will investigate alternative sites which will allow people to post to see if I can resolve this - and the picture problem

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I've recently had some complaints about the postal service around the Bakers Arms area. In particular, many residents appear to be getting their neighbours' post as well as their own or not receiving their post at all. I've already complained about this to the Post Office and they've promised to look into the matter but if residents have concerns about the postal service in other areas of Lea

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I've only just received the details myself about this event so I'm sorry if its too short notice. However, there will be an open day at Sybourn School on the Perth Road site for local people to have their say about the proposed new children's centre to serve lea bridge children. The centre will offer integrated education and childcare for children under five as well as family support and health

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The local crime prevention officer is offering free steering locks to Waltham Forest residents with Astra, Escort or Fiesta cars which are Y registration or before (i.e. pre 2000). If you qualify please call 020 8345 3265.

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I'm pleased to say that I have received confirmation today that the dispersal order mentioned earlier in this site will be extended to include the Burrell and Rayner Towers on Lea Bridge Road. I hope that this will mean some of the potential problems raised earlier on this blog about displacement of anti-social behaviour will be avoided but I would be interested in any feedback on this point. It

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The Friends of Friendship Gardens will be planting bulbs in the library gardens this Saturday from 1pm onwards. All are welcome so if you are able to spare an hour and have a trowel come along and help us make sure in spring the Friendship Gardens are a riot of colour. There will also be poster and badgemaking activities for children at the library as well as the opportunity to find out more on

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The proposed Dispersal Order is in accordance with section 30 of the Anti Social Behaviour Act 2003 and introduces the following police powers – v It provides the police with powers to disperse (move on) groups of 2 or more people who they believe are involved in anti social behaviour. v If a group is asked to move on, they will be committing a criminal offence if they return within 24

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I've received notice of a consultation on a proposed dispersal area around Leyton and Lea Bridge. The Police and the Community Safety Unit in the Council propose to use powers under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 to disperse intimidating groups in Leyton. The community safety unit have gathered a substantial file of evidence of harassment, initimidation, and threatening behaviour in this

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The next meeting to discuss the plans for the Marsh Lane Fields area will be on the 22nd November at the Eton Manor Running Clubhouse in Marsh Lane at 5.30pm. The minutes from the last meeting are available on this site (look in the July archives) and the meeting is open to all interested parties. We will also be discussing the latest news on the Marsh Lane footbridge and will be joined by a

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The Al-Badr Gym is specially open until late at night during the month of Ramadan to provide youth activities. It's being partly funded by the neighbourhood renewal project and has pool tables, computer games, refreshments as well as access to the gym itself and is targetting young asian men in the Lea Bridge area. The club is fully supervised and free and regularly has over 100 young adults

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I'm very excited that Ken Warpole has agreed to come to the next Friends of Lea Bridge Library meeting on the 10th November 2004. We will also be able to look at the first tentative designs for the refurbishment of the library including the next extension. Ken is one of the leading experts in the UK on design and public buildings and I hope we can draw on his knowledge as we work on our library

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I've contacted TfL to ask if they can review the bus stops on Lea Bridge Road as part of the safety concerns I have about this main road. I'm particularly concerned about the stops on the road bends (for example opposite Melbourne Road) and just up from the Lea Bridge Road Mosque and the impact they have on traffic as well as the ease of crossing the road. However, if you have concerns about

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The next meeting to discuss Friendship Gardens and the future of the Lea Bridge Library gardens will be on the 10th November 2004 at 6.00pm at the Lea Bridge Library. Its open to all Lea Bridge residents so please do come along if you want to know more either about the Friends group or the plans for Lea Bridge Library.

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I get quite a few questions from Lea Bridge residents about how to contact their local MP Neil Gerrard. Neil's office can be contacted through the parliamentary switchboard on 020 7219 3000 but he also has a very comprehensive website which you can use to contact him aswell. It also gives details of the many different activities he does on behalf of the people of Walthamstow and not least his

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Following on from Government funding for children's services for Lea Bridge and the extension of Surestart provision into the ward, a £1.06m project is being planned to create a brand new Children's Centre for Lea Bridge in the next two years. This will be based at the Sybourn School Perth Rd annexe site and create a 50 place nursery with two community rooms for Sure Start activities e.g.

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This is a new initiative that the council is funding to help local residents get access to jobs and training advice in the borough - there are free training sessions at the Cyber Link on 17th & 22nd September, (please see the leaflet) & also at the Asian Centre, Orford road, Walthamstow on 16th &23rd (11.30-1.30pm 020 8223 0707 for more details) 

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Just a quick reminder that the next friends of Friendship Gardens meeting is on Wednesday 1st September 2004 at 6pm at the Lea Bridge Library. The meetings are open to all local residents and we have some very, very exciting developments in our plans for the refurbishment of the library and the gardens as well as the final details of the international day to consider so I hope you can all make it

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I have been notified in advance by Hutchinson 3G as a local councillor for Lea Bridge ward about a proposed site within the Lea Bridge area for a new mobile radio base station. The site they wish to use is on the northwest side of the Gala Bingo building on the corner of Lea Bridge Road and Church Road and the proposed mast is to meet a coverage requirement for the Leyton area. The company state

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Programme details - there are still spaces left for many of the activities for children who live in the Lea Bridge area so book now on 0208 496 4737. Click on the picture to bring the leaflet up in a new window to read the details.

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Lea Bridge Childrens Summer Activity Programme details  

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I have been notified that the Bakers Arms area has been agreed as the next area for consideration for a controlled parking zone, with the centre of the zone focused on the Bakers Arms junction itself. I must stress at this point that no other decisions have been taken so far on this issue e.g. the area involved, the consultation process etc. Furthermore, as there are CPZ's either side of the area

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A local resident and student is doing a study on perceptions of crime in Waltham Forest as part of his masters course at City University. As part of the study he is looking for as many local residents as possible to take part in his research by filling in a survey about their views on where in the borough you think suffers from high crime. You can fill in the short questionnaire on line here

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Several residents have emailed me asking what a blog is - this link is on the BBC site so I thought I would post it as it probably explains better than I can ! http://www.bbc.co.uk/webwise/askbruce/articles/browse/blogging_1.shtml Incidentally, if you are more interested the second link takes you to lots of links that help you set up your own blogs http://robotwisdom.com/weblogs/ - perhaps Lea

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This is the map of where the proposed puffin crossing on Lea Bridge Road will be - you have until the 24th August 2004 to comment; if you email me your comments I can forward them to the consultation process - cllrs.creasy@lbwf.gov.uk. (p.s. if you click on the picture it comes up in a new window much bigger so you can see the detail!)  

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After what might be termed a 'lively' meeting, the details of which are below, participants agreed to meet again in September to consider a more formal action plan for the area. Steve from Eton Manor Running Club kindly agreed to act as rapporteur for this plan pulling together the various ideas people had into something more formal. I would hope too at the next meeting a more formal Friends

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Further to last night's meeting, these are the notes I took of the points people made about what they would like to see happen at Marsh Lane Fields. I've tried all morning to work out how to post this as a word file people can download but I have to admit defeat so I apologise for the long post! I'll put the rest of the details in a seperate posting to help ! Doing it this way also seems to have

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Further to my earlier post I've now had a map of where the proposed crossing will be. The deadline for consultation on the new crossing is the 24th August 2004 and letters have been delivered to residents along the Lea Bridge Road near the proposed site. I've asked for a copy of the map in a form I can post on here so that residents who want to see it can get it from here too but you can also

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Apologises for the bad pun.....Ade, the vicar at Emmanuel, has asked me to put a link to the Emmanuel Church website on this blog. I'm not sure how to get links to appear alongside the text (or indeed how to get the archive to appear a bit further up the page) so I've put it here as a post but if anyone who knows how to do that please do get in touch! I'm happy to post up links to sites of

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To help encourage readers to get involved in the next event at the Lea Bridge Library I thought I would remind readers of how great the last event was by posting some of the photos from the event. This was the Children's Fun Day on the 25th April 2004.  I've got lots of photos but I can't work out how to post more than one picture at a time!

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Its taken a long time but I've been informed that EDF energy have finally arranged to move the illuminated advertising sign on Lea Bridge Road opposite Melbourne Road back to the rear of the footpath. This is now due to happen by the end of July 2004. Several residents have complained to me about the sign, fearing it blocked the view of buses coming along the road and was thus responsible for

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The next meeting of the Lea Bridge Library Friends Committee is the 1st September 2004 at the Lea Bridge Library from 6.30pm. The Group are currently planning their "International Day" event at the library on the 4th September and they are looking for local entertainers and performers who can help represent the range of cultures and nationalities living in Lea Bridge at the event. If you think

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Together with the local MP Neil Gerrard, the leader of Waltham Forest Council Cllr Clyde Loakes, our GLA member Jennette Arnold and local community activists and residents I was involved in a campaign to save the footbridge in the Marsh Lane site which connects up the Walthamstow, Leyton and Hackney marshes. As part of the construction of a new Channel Tunnel Depot at Leyton Temple Mills the

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To help give some idea what life in Lea Bridge is like these are some key statistics about the ward taken from the 2001 census : -22% of the ward population is under 16. -54% are from the Black and Minority Ethnic Groups. -There are 1,647 households with dependent children out of a ward total of 5,029 households. -16% of households have children aged 0 – 4 years. -Lea Bridge has the fifth

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