Waltham Forest News, Issue 175, January 9, 2017

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New Year’s Honours awarded
Local people scoop awards in
the New Year’s Honours list Celebrating the borough’s best Turn to
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An inspirational survivor of for the charity, so that it can continue
sexual abuse and a world- providing vital support services.
renowned artist have scooped Meanwhile, Leytonstone-based
awards in the 2017 New Year’s artist Patrick Brill – better known by
Honours list. his pseudonym Bob and Roberta
Chingford woman Chris Casey, Smith – has been appointed an
59, has been made a Member of the Offi cer of the Order of the British
Order of the British Empire (MBE) for Empire (OBE) for services to the arts.
services to victims of abuse. Bob and Roberta Smith is an arts
Herself a survivor of sexual abuse, education advocate. He uses text
Chris set up Haven – The Survivors as an art form, creating colourful
of Abuse Network – almost 35 years slogans in support of creativity in
ago. The charity provides support politics and education.
and counselling for victims and The acclaimed artist held an
survivors of childhood and current exhibition at William Morris Gallery
sexual abuse, rape, female genital entitled ‘Art is Your Human Right:
mutilation (FGM) and domestic The Artistic Campaigns of Bob and
violence. Roberta Smith’ in 2015.
Chris told Waltham Forest News: Bob and Roberta Smith said: “As
“It was a wonderful surprise to much as I was given an award for
receive the letter saying that I had being an artist, I think it was also
been awarded an MBE, and also a because I am a keen advocate for all
great honour. the arts, especially in schools.
“You don’t go into this line of work “I hope this award in a small way
to get praise, but it is wonderful that encourages others to say, like my
all of Haven’s hard work has been William Morris show did, that art is
recognised. I wish to thank my Vice a right; it’s about free speech and
Chair, and all our staff and helpers. democracy.”
Without our trustees and volunteers
we wouldn’t be able to help the 500
Nominations are now open for the 2017 Love Your Borough Awards, and the Council
people who are referred to us every More info wants you to nominate the people who help make Waltham Forest a better place
year.”
Chris hopes that the recognition For further information on Haven,
will lead to new funding opportunities visit www.havennetwork.org.uk.
Fantastic new 5 star facility offering
Spa Café Sports Hall
Gym Soft Play Athletics Track
Find out more at
Extreme Sports Zone Pools and Diving FeelGoodWalthamForest.com
News
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Nominate unsung heroes
n  Nominations open for Waltham
Forest’s Love Your Borough Awards
n  Event celebrates borough’s
inspirational individuals and
organisations
emergency services do to improve website.
the quality of life of everyone living Nominations close on Monday
in Waltham Forest. 20 March, so make sure you send
You can nominate in 10 different yours in before then.
categories, including Citizen of The Love Your Borough Awards
the Year, Uniformed Service Hero, are funded by sponsors, enabling
Volunteer Group and Individual the community celebration to be
of the Year, Improving Your held without placing a burden on
Neighbourhood, Sports Inspiration, council tax payers.
Walthamstow’s community hub, The Mill, won the Arts, Culture Arts and Culture and Making
and Heritage Award at the 2016 Love Your Borough Awards Waltham Forest Safer.
There are also two special
More info
awards given out by the Leader of
Do you know an unsung hero or organisation which has made them in this year’s Love Your the Council – the Leader’s Individual For more information, and to fill
who gives up their time to help a real difference within the Borough Awards, which celebrate Award and the Leader’s Business in a nomination form, visit www.
others? Or perhaps you’d like to community? the work that residents, groups, Award. Full descriptions of each walthamforest.gov.uk/content/
say thank you to a local group Well, you can now nominate businesses, charities and the category are listed on the Council’s love-your-borough-awards-2017.
In my opinion Vithiya Alphons
Walthamstow resident and Anthony Nolan supporter
‘And once the storm is over, you aggressive type of blood cancer – in proved very difficult as just 13 per which I will cherish for the rest of donor from the register.
won’t remember how you made February 2016. cent of people on the register at my life. I will be forever grateful to So I urge everyone to start off
it through, how you managed It is difficult to describe the pain, that time were from ethnic minority Anthony Nolan for all their support. the New Year by doing something
to survive. You won’t even be fear, tears and hardships I went backgrounds. To give someone the gift of life is incredible. You can save not just
sure, in fact, whether the storm through during those days, weeks I launched an appeal to get more something truly special. And that is one life, but that of an entire family,
is really over. But one thing is and months of treatment. But I also, people to join the register; and I am what you can give by signing up to by signing up to the Anthony Nolan
certain. When you come out of thankfully, received an amazing thrilled to say that 10,000 people the Anthony Nolan stem cell register. register, and donating stem cells if
the storm, you won’t be the same amount of support from friends joined in a matter of weeks, with 42 Although in the end I didn’t find you can.
person who walked in. That’s and family, as well as thousands of per cent coming from ethnic minority a donor and had to go ahead with You can sign up to the Anthony
what this storm’s all about.’ people who did not even know me. backgrounds. my Mother’s cells, as she was found Nolan register by visiting
These are words from my As part of my treatment I needed Anthony Nolan – the UK’s to be a 50 per cent match, several www.anthonynolan.org.
favourite author, Haruki Murakami, a stem cell transplant to help restore pioneering blood cancer charity others have since found a suitable
which I have read time and time my bone marrow after aggressive – played an enormous role in
Want to have your say?
again. But it is only now that I truly chemotherapy. Unfortunately, my spreading the news about me and
understand their full meaning. The family were initially not thought to be my campaign and encouraging If you live or work in Waltham Forest, have something you’d like to get off
‘storm’ which I went through was a good match and it was necessary people to sign up. your chest, and can do it in around 350 words; Waltham Forest News wants
when I was diagnosed with Acute to find an unrelated donor. As I I also received thousands of kind to hear from you. Email [email protected] and tell
Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) – an am of Sri Lankan heritage, this messages and encouraging words, us what you’d like to write about.
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Nominate unsung heroes Business consultation
In brief
Local businesses owners are of redistribution between local huge priority for the Council and Forest has the infrastructure needed,
being encouraged to have their authorities will remain, and Waltham something that will help trigger wider such as school places and health
say on Waltham Forest Council’s Forest Council will not be able to change which will benefit residents. provision.
budget proposals regarding keep all the rates collected in the Back in November, the Council Comments and suggestions
business rates before Tuesday borough. launched its Economic Growth received from local businesses will
31 January. Waltham Forest is experiencing Strategy – with support from the be considered and incorporated into
An outline of the proposals is huge change and local businesses Mayor of London, outlining its the Council’s Budget Setting report,
available in the Medium Term are playing a key role in this vision to ‘keep, seed and grow’ which will be published on Monday Residents are encouraged
Financial Strategy, which you can transformation. Over the last six businesses in the borough. 20 February 2017. to take part in the library
consultation
download from the Council website. years increasing numbers of jobs The Council will also continue to
In October 2015, the Chancellor and new businesses have arisen in invest in town centres so they have Take part Library
of the Exchequer announced that by the borough, and Waltham Forest the mix of services and facilities that
Visit www.walthamforest.gov. consultation
2020 local government will retain all is developing its own cultural residents want, as well as focusing
uk/business-consultation. You
business rates it collects, including identity, thanks to thriving arts and on employment and skills training so can email your comments and
100 per cent of all business rates’ creative industries right here on our that residents can make the most suggestions to brian.moldon@ Residents are being urged to have their
growth. doorstep. of job opportunities locally, and not walthamforest.gov.uk, and also say on proposed improvements to
However, the current system Securing economic growth is a forgetting making sure that Waltham request a meeting with him. Library Local branches in the borough.
The Council’s vision for Library Locals is
for them to match up to the best public
Register Office refurbished libraries in London, with no reduction
in the number of branches and no
resident living further than 1.5 miles
from their nearest library. The proposals
include upgraded ICT facilities; self-
service technology; spaces for personal
study; meeting spaces for library and
Sara Jhetam told Waltham Forest
community use; and space and flexibility
News: “The Register Office looked to accommodate events and activities.
great on our wedding day, and we You now have until Tuesday 31 January
were pleasantly surprised at how to complete the new consultation survey,
nice the décor was. I’ve seen a lot and the original survey. The Council’s
of other similar venues that are really preferred improvement option is that
plain and drab, so it was nice that the Library Locals at Higham Hill and
our ceremony room looked a bit Wood Street would be relocated and
more stylish. remodelled into more modern and
“There is also a lovely garden accessible buildings that are closer to
you can have photos taken in. My other community facilities, while the site
husband was born and raised in at Lea Bridge would be refurbished.
Walthamstow, and I’m originally from • To have your say, visit
Woodford so the best thing was to www.walthamforest.gov.uk/
be able to get married in a lovely libraryconsultation.
venue in our hometown.”
Lea Valley
The happy couple were joined at
their marriage ceremony by close
Eastside
members of their families, and
also received two special guests in
Residents and businesses are being
the form of the Mayor of Waltham
encouraged to have their say on the
Forest, Cllr Peter Herrington and
Council’s vision for Lea Valley Eastside,
Mayoress, Mrs Susan Herrington,
Sara Jhetam and Syed Mohsin Khan were joined on their wedding day at a new plan for how the Leyton and Lea
Waltham Forest Register Office by Mayor of Waltham Forest, Cllr Peter who wished the couple well for the Bridge area could change over the next 10
Herrington and Mayoress, Mrs Susan Herrington future.
years. The vision covers an area as large
As well as officiating marriages
as the City of London, sitting between
and civil partnerships the Register the Lea Valley and the Olympic Park. The
If you’re newly-engaged and dropped in to see a local couple ‘tie the first time, to make the Register Office is also responsible for scheme will see the creation of nearly
looking for a fantastic venue for the knot’ last month. Office more pleasant for visitors registering births, stillbirths and 4,500 new homes along with business
your wedding or civil partnership, Walthamstow residents Sara and staff in the winter months. In deaths, issuing copy certificates, space which will generate thousands of
the good news is that Waltham Jhetam and Syed Mohsin Khan, addition, the public reception area offering searches of the Register new jobs. Residents can take part in an
Forest’s Register Office has who were married on Tuesday 20 and stairs were repainted and new Office indexes at a cost of £18 for online consultation which will be open
recently been refurbished and is December, were one of the first carpet laid. six hours access and conducting until Tuesday 31 January, and a series
ready to host the ceremony of happy couples to enjoy their big The Register Office is housed in the National Checking Service of public exhibitions is also taking place
your dreams. day in the surroundings of the the former Vicarage to St Stephens and Citizenship ceremonies. Full around the borough this week. Full details
The venue was temporarily closed refurbished venue. Church, which was designed by information is available on the of the public exhibitions are available on
during October and November to Improvements to the ceremony Habershon & Fawckner in 1883. Council website. the Council website.
allow works to take place, before room include new wallpaper, chair The building is locally listed, owing • To take part in the consultation
reopening to residents in early covers and registration table and to its age and cultural significance to More info visit http://walthamforest-consult.
December. a new sound system to make the borough. It was converted into limehouse.co.uk/portal/leabridge/
The new-look Register Office (106 sure that your special day can be Waltham Forest’s Register Office in For further information on leyton. For details of the public
Grove Road, E17 9BY) was officially accompanied by your chosen music. the 1970s, when the previous venue the Register Office and the exhibitions taking place this week,
services it provides, visit www. visit www.walthamforest.gov.uk/
unveiled by Mayor of Waltham Elsewhere, central heating was located in Lea Bridge Road was
Forest, Cllr Peter Herrington, who installed throughout the building for closed. walthamforest.gov.uk/register- content/regeneration-projects. 3
office.
Priorities
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Working to meet your priorities
The Council has four key priorities to help improve the lives of everyone living in Waltham
Forest. In this edition we look at what is being done to improve town centres, build new
homes, keep streets tidy and offer fantastic leisure opportunities
A shopfront improvement scheme has enhanced Thousands of residents enjoyed a programme of free, family
the look and feel of Highams Park events including the 2016 Walthamstow Garden Party
Last year saw great progress and 3-D signs. Each business was and investing in improvements to summer music festivals to the for under fives, wet and dry spa
made towards meeting involved in the design of their new benefit its thousands of tenants and annual Bonfire Night fireworks areas and many more first-class
residents’ priorities, with the shopfront, and care was taken leaseholders. display, which was attended by facilities.
Council working hard to make to ensure each shop maintains Work is underway to transform more than 15,000 residents. Visit www.feelgoodwaltham
sure that everyone can enjoy its own individual identity while a number of Council-owned And the fun is set to continue, forest.com for further information.
living life in Waltham Forest. keeping with the overall look of the garage sites into new affordable as the Council has just published
Read on for information on high street. housing. The Council is working its latest ‘Enjoy Life’ what’s on Cleaning up
some of the projects completed To celebrate the improvements with Keepmoat on the project guide, which lists all Council-run The Council currently spends in
in 2016, and a taste of what’s to a special pre-Christmas ribbon- that will provide 52 new homes events taking place throughout the excess of £5million every year to
come in 2017. cutting ceremony took place across 15 sites throughout the borough between January and April keep the borough’s streets, parks
with the Mayor of Waltham borough. There will be a mixture 2017. and open spaces looking clean
Thriving town centres Forest, Cllr Peter Herrington, of houses and flats, and all will be You can pick up your free copy and tidy, and runs campaigns to
Work on a shopfront and Cllr Clare Coghill, Cabinet built to high sustainability standards of the guide from Council offices, encourage residents to dispose of
improvement scheme located near Member for Economic Growth incorporating solar panels, Waltham Forest Libraries and their waste in the correct way.
Highams Park Station is nearing and High Streets. Members of condensing gas boilers and well- leisure centres. Alternatively, you As well as continuing to fund
completion, giving a boost to local the E4 Harmony Choir sang insulated walls and roofs. can download the guide as a PDF weekly refuse collections, the
businesses and the town centre. some Christmas favourites to get We are also proposing to invest by visiting www.walthamforest. Council also offers a free Large Item
The improvements have been everyone in the festive spirit. almost £18million on existing gov.uk/enjoylife. To sign up Collection Service meaning that
funded by a £100,000 grant that Toufik Tadjne, owner of Café council homes in 2017/18 including to the Waltham Forest Culture there’s no excuse to dump items of
Waltham Forest Council secured Mocca, said: “This is a great new kitchens and bathrooms, new mailing list, send an email with the unwanted furniture.
from the Greater London Authority scheme and we’re really happy central heating, renewal of roofs subject ‘Mailing List’ to culture@ Turn to the neighbourhoods
(GLA) via the New Homes Bonus. with the end product. The and windows as well as decorating walthamforest.gov.uk. feature on p6 to read more about
Businesses to have benefitted improvements will provide a real and environmental work. And that’s not all, as 2016 also the Council’s work to crack down
include Corner Café, Flicks uplift for the area, and I’m grateful For further info, visit www. saw the opening of the Waltham on people who commit anti-social
hairdressers, Good View Chinese to all the staff involved.” walthamforest.gov.uk/ Forest Feel Good Centre (170 enviro-crimes, and how to book
takeaway, Café Mocca, Karen Jane regeneration. Chingford Road, E17 5AA) on your free Large Item Collection
Florists, Computers Fixed, Just for Housing Monday 3 October. The culmination online.
Gents, Willows Complementary The Council is continuing to A life of leisure of the Council’s £30million
Centre and Swift Supplements. deliver on its commitment to Hundreds of thousands of you investment in its leisure centres, the
More info
The improvements completed so provide housing for everyone’s turned out for the Council’s ‘Get landmark centre features climbing
far include new illuminated signage, needs, by supporting the delivery Together’ events last year, with walls, a mini trampoline park, a For further information, visit
contemporary window vinyls, of new Council, affordable and residents of all ages enjoying multi-challenge sport and adventure www.walthamforest.gov.uk/
hand-painted wooden features private homes across the borough, everything from family-friendly zone, a three-tiered play kingdom neighbourhoods.
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What you say
Residents tell Waltham Forest News what they think of the Council’s efforts to meet its
overall priorities
Kim Watson, Walthamstow Elijah Cham, Chingford Veronica Maloney, Chingford Charles Gould, Chingford
“I’ve lived in Walthamstow since “You can see there is a better range “I’ve seen some improvement to “I’ve noticed the shopfront
the mid-90s and have definitely of shops now, which is good as town centres in recent years, but improvements and these really
noticed improvements to the town more local businesses means more there needs to be a better range of help to make the town centres look
centre in recent years. The new jobs for local people. I used to go to shops that cater for everyone. I use better. I don’t really use the Council’s
shops and cinema development are the Pool and Track in Walthamstow public transport and find I am able leisure centres as I think they are a
great and there is a good range of but have not visited since it re- to get around easily. I’m heading to bit expensive, but I would probably
restaurants and pubs locally. I go opened as the Feel Good Centre. Walthamstow Library which is a consider it if there were some
swimming every week at the new The Council should be making it good local facility and has everything cheaper options. I think it’s good that
Waltham Forest Feel Good Centre. easier for all people to find affordable I need. I go there to read and relax!” the Council is working to provide
I do think the Council should homes, treating everyone equally. more housing locally. There is good
be doing what it can to provide There should also be more hostels nightlife here but I’d like to see a
affordable housing, such as shared and support for homeless people to few more bars as some have closed
ownership schemes.” help them find places to live.” down and not been replaced.”
Our core duty is to Priority: Help all of our residents enjoy
a good quality of life
keep vulnerable adults
Family
and children safe and
Priority: We will support affordable
healthy, ensuring
housing for everyone’s needs
Housing
that they have dignity
and choice in their Priority: We will keep your
neighbourhood clean and safe
lives. This crosses all Clean
and safe
responsibilities and
Priority: We will help build a strong local
services.
economy and thriving town centres
Local
economy
www.walthamforest.gov.uk/priorities
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In brief
Gardening
Skills course
Residents can sign up for a seven-week
Gardening Skills course that begins
in February. The course will teach you
practical skills in Lloyd Park (Forest Road,
E17 5EH). It’s perfect for anyone who
wants to improve their plant-growing
knowledge, and for those seeking
employment in gardening. You’ll learn
about caring for seedlings, organic
gardening, understanding plant problems,
garden design and more. Everyone who
successfully completes the course will
receive a City and Guilds Level 1 in
Horticulture.
• For info, email gardeninginthepark@
gmail.com. To enrol, visit www.
lbwfadultlearning.co.uk.
Walthamstow
transport Cllr Clyde Loakes meets the NSL Environmental Enforcement Officers
improvements
Work is continuing on the transport Paying the price
improvement programme for
Walthamstow Town Centre. The Council
is working closely with Transport for
London to transform the ‘Walthamstow
Gyratory’, which is the area on Hoe
Street and Selborne Road around
Walthamstow Central tube station, to n  Council crackdown on littering leads to almost 170 prosecutions
make the area more pleasant, accessible
and safer area for all road users. A new n  Officers are patrolling enviro-crime hotspots and fining offenders
traffic layout is now in place that will
remain until summer 2017. The Council
Almost 170 people have been case that has gone to court so far. and costs after being found guilty incidents and the issuing of fines
will be consulting on longer term plans
for the area early in 2017, and feedback convicted in court for littering Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy in court. officers feel safer, and disputes over
will be used to help shape the final offences such as spitting, Leader and Cabinet Member for “A £500 fine makes for one incidents can be corroborated.
design. Subject to approval, the main dropping cigarette butts and Environment, said: “We know that expensive cigarette break, and The initiative to involve NSL
works will take place until summer 2018. chucking chewing gum in just the majority of residents take great hopefully this will make these officers in enforcing low-level
• For the latest updates, visit www. over a year, as part of a Council pride in their communities and people will think twice about enviro-crimes has allowed the
walthamforest.gov.uk/e17roadworks. crackdown on anti-social clean up after themselves, so we dropping their butts in future,” Council’s Neighbourhoods officers
enviro-crimes. won’t let an inconsiderate few ruin added Cllr Loakes. to focus their time on larger issues
In November 2015 Waltham it for everyone else. “Recent research has shown such as fly-tipping.
Large Item Forest Council launched a nine- “We are serious about wiping that smoking-related rubbish Earlier this year local authorities
month trial that saw a team of out enviro-crime in Waltham makes up more than a third of litter, in England and Wales were given
Collections environmental officers from NSL – Forest, so anyone who thinks they suggesting that some smokers the power to issue FPNs carrying a
the contractor that already provides can drop litter here and not get need to understand that dropping fine of £400 to anyone caught fly-
If you’re planning a New Year clear-out, parking services in the borough caught needs to think again. We’ve cigarette butts on the street is not tipping, something Waltham Forest
remember that the Council offers a free – targeting enviro-crime hotspots issued around 7,000 fixed penalty acceptable. Most of our bins have Council lobbied the government for.
large item collection service, and you can across the borough. This was then notices in the space of a year, and special sections for cigarette butts, The Council has already issued
have up to five items collected at a time. extended to the end of January successfully prosecuted around so there really is no excuse for over 130 FPNs since these
It’s easy to book a collection via your 2017. 170 irresponsible people who dropping them and leaving them powers came in, and last month
My Account on the Council website, and
Anyone caught dropping litter by thought they could get away with for someone else to pick up.” successfully prosecuted its first fly-
you will be given a choice of available
the officers is issued with a fixed not paying their fines. We’re now The Council spends more tipper for refusing to pay their fine.
collection dates. You can also cancel
penalty notice (FPN) which carries looking to implement a permanent than £5million a year keeping They were landed with a £1,100 bill
or add extra items to your collection
an £80 fine (reduced to £50 if paid enforcement scheme across the the borough’s streets, parks after the court ruled in the Council’s
online up to 24 hours beforehand, as
within 10 days). If offenders do not borough so that this good work can and open spaces looking their favour.
long as you do not exceed five items.
pay their fines then the Council continue.” best, so encouraging people not
Once you’ve booked, just leave your
is following up with court action. The majority of prosecutions for to litter is of huge benefit, both
items as close to the front edge of your
As of last month 6,875 FPNs had non-payment of fines have been environmentally and financially. More info
property as possible by 6am on the day
of collection. been issued since the start of the for smoking related litter, which The NSL officers involved in the For more information on the
• Book a collection at www. trial, and 169 people had been includes dropping cigarette butts. pilot scheme wear bodycams that Neighbourhoods team, and to
walthamforest.gov.uk/recycling. prosecuted for not paying their In the most recent cases smokers they turn on whenever they spot report enviro-crimes, visit www.
fines. The Council has won every were ordered to pay £500 in fines a potential perpetrator. By filming
walthamforest.gov.uk/mystreet.
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Cracking Christmas Courier
In brief
n  Hundreds of residents took advantage of the Christmas Courier scheme Lea Bridge
n  Council developing plans for a borough-wide zero emission courier service Road
festive period. have difficulties getting here. It’s Transport improvements for Lea Bridge
“By using emission-free vehicles immediate and the bikes are very Road, which are being introduced as
to make deliveries we are helping quick on the roads.” part of the Mini-Holland programme, are
to reduce the amount of local The Council secured £400,000 starting to take shape. Work is underway
journeys being made by motor from the Mayor of London’s Air on the section from Burwell Road to
vehicles, which in turn helps to cut Quality Fund (MAQF) to launch a Markhouse Road, including the creation
of a new segregated cycle track on
congestion and improve air quality. zero emission courier scheme for
both sides of the road. This will create
We are now developing plans for a local businesses. The project is
a safe, separate space for cyclists and
borough-wide zero emission courier working to find greener ways of
make roads clearer for motorists at the
service, and the feedback received making local goods deliveries.
same time. New road closures will also
so far has been really encouraging. Local businesses that took part
be implemented on the junctions with
We’ve also been approached by in the Christmas Courier scheme
Sanderstead Road, Belvedere Road and
other boroughs keen to find out included OrganicLea, The Italian
Kettlebaston Road, to improve safety and
more!” Delicatessen of Walthamstow,
The Christmas Courier scheme proved to be hugely popular create more attractive residential streets.
Resident Becky Kingsnorth, was Perky Blenders Coffee, Debbie Residents, emergency services and
very happy with the service she Bliss Home, Froth and Rind, other services will still be able to access
received: “I ordered a gift online Bella Quail, Maghreb Food Store, properties in these roads, they will just
The Christmas Courier scheme drop’ service also offered shoppers from an awesome local business, Menagerie Makes, Petals in Bloom, have to enter them a different way. Any
which was launched to provide the chance to get their heavy and I was amazed when it was Forest Wines, In Vino Veritas, road closures will not be implemented
emission-free local deliveries in bags of Christmas shopping from delivered the same day, for free, Clapton Craft, E17 Art House, until the end of January 2017, and the
Walthamstow over the festive Walthamstow Market delivered. and by bike too!” Orford Saloon Deli, Leontia Gallery, Council will be sending a letter to any
period was a huge success, with Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy Participating businesses are Forest Wines and the William Morris households affected to make them aware
over 1,000 packages delivered in Leader and Cabinet Member also impressed with the service Gallery. in advance.
just 12 days. for Environment, said: “We have that Christmas Courier is providing • For more information on all
More info
Fruit and veg, craft beers, wine had an overwhelmingly positive for their customers. Edna Kim, the improvements, visit www.
and coffee were all delivered free response to our Christmas Courier owner of Petals in Bloom said: For more information about how the enjoywalthamforest.co.uk/lea-bridge-
of charge from local businesses service, which made over 1,000 “Customers were very happy to find Council is making it easier to walk road
using cargo bikes and electric vans deliveries and supported some out about the scheme. It opened and cycle around the borough visit
during December. A ‘shop and fantastic local businesses over the up possibilities with people who www.enjoywalthamforest.co.uk.
Waltham Forest Design Awards
Awards celebrate the best designed buildings or places Higham Hill Road won the award for Best Residential Scheme in the
2014 Waltham Forest Design Awards
New buildings, conversions, restorations, extensions,
public art installations can all be nominated
Builders, architects, owners and Entries should be submitted
tenants are being encouraged to before noon on Friday 10 February
enter the Council’s 2017 Design 2017 and include photographs or
Awards. illustrations on a CD and ready-
Residents can also suggest their mounted on card or foam board.
favourite scheme and the Council Full details on how to make an entry
will encourage its designers to are on the Council’s website.
make an entry. If you would like to suggest an
The Awards are open to all new entry you can let the Council know by
buildings, conversions, restorations, Monday 30 January 2017 who will
extensions, or environmental then contact the architect or developer
improvements such as landscaping, and invite them to make a submission.
public art and street improvements Winners will be picked by a judging
that have been completed since panel that will include representatives
More info
January 2014. from the Royal Institute of British
The scheme can be large or small, Architects, the Royal Town Planning For more information and assistance in submitting an entry or to
located anywhere in the borough, and Institute and the Waltham Forest make a suggestion phone Tania Drew on 020 8496 6739 or email
there is no restriction on the type or Guardian. Announcements will be [email protected]. More information can also
use of the building or land involved. made at an awards ceremony in spring. be found at www.walthamforest.gov.uk/designawards2017
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referred by your GP or self-refer. For more Argentine Tango want to lose weight. If your waist is 38 with dyslexia, run by the Waltham Forest
Sports and information, visit www.arlenedunkley- inches or more and you’re aged 18+ Dyslexia Association. Is your dyslexia
Classes
wood.co.uk, email info@arlenedunkley- you’re eligible to join. Every player is in the holding you back from making the next
fitness wood.co.uk or phone [phone]. Sundays, 6–8.30pm same situation and wants the same thing step back into education or employment?
Red Lion Pub Ballroom, 640 High Road
– to enjoy football, lose weight and get WFDA can help point you in the right
Leytonstone, E11 3AA
Classical Indian Dance healthier. Uniquely, the league is decided direction. Our Next Step 10 week course
Drop in Donation Yoga London’s leading Tango School Leandro
for Adults not just on points won, but pounds lost. We has lots of tips and ideas to improve your
Wednesdays, 11am–12.15pm; Every Saturday, 11.15am–12noon Palou Tango Academy invite you to a free give support to every player with unique chance of success! To reserve your
Fridays, 7–8.15pm and Saturdays Bhakti Yoga Centre, 631 Forest Road, beginner’s 30 minute Argentine Tango resources, inspiration and support to help space, phone [phone] or email
10.30–11.45am E17 4NE class every Sunday at 6pm, followed by you lose weight, get fitter and enjoy the [email protected].
United Reformed Church, 58 Orford Road, Inclusive, accessible class with flowing a weekly beginners class with practice beautiful game. Phone Phill Smith on
E17 9QL footwork, timeless hand gestures, dancing after for £10 per person. No 020 8556 5973, email phillip.smith@ Church Lane
Increase your flexibility, build strength and intoxicating music and sumptuous sounds previous dance experience necessary, just leytonorienttrust.org.uk or visit www. Community Garden
stamina along with breath techniques to of ankle bells. Fascinating and heartfelt fun; drop in and have fun. No partner needed. manvfatfootball.org/Home/Registration. Saturdays, 10am–4pm
ease anxiety and generally feel at home For more information, visit www.
a rewarding and energising experience. Harold Road, E11 4QX
in your body. A friendly mixed levels Great for fitness, coordination and feeling tangoacademy.co.uk. Zumba® Fitness with Come along to Transition Leytonstone’s
cyolaus sp awyi twh haant eyxopue criaenn caeffdo rtde.a Fchoer ri nwfhoe re good! Fee is £65 for a block of eight Acupuncture and Chloe award-winning community garden, next
classes, or £9.50 drop in. For further Tuesdays, 7pm to the children’s playground and the
phone Sarah on 07815 120 792 or visit Medical Massage
information, visit www.khyalarts.org.uk Walthamstow School for Girls, Church Hill, footbridge over the Central Line. Organic
www.yoyoga.co.uk. Monday to Sunday, by appointment
or email [email protected]. E17 9RZ fruit and vegetables, plants to buy,
4 Church Lane, Leytonstone, E11 1HA
Saturdays, 10am gardening tools to borrow, growing tips and
General Level Pilates Acupuncture and Tui Na (Chinese medical
Sazzercise YMCA East London, 642 Forest Road, regular workshops. You can also contact us
Thursdays, 7–8pm Every Tuesday, 7–8pm massage) can be used to treat a range of E17 3EF about Volunteering opportunities, too.
Leyton Parish Church Hall, Lindley Road, Leyton Youth Centre, Crawley Road, physical and emotional problems including Wear low tread, supportive trainers For further info, email cg@
E10 5PY E10 6PY back and knee pain, arthritis, headaches, and bring a bottle of water to enjoy this transitionleytonstone.org.uk or phone
Drop-in Pilates classes for all. £10 per Sazzercise is suitable for anyone looking to insomnia, depression, anxiety, addictions, exhilarating dance fitness class in a Shannon on 07450 474 538.
class, or buy 10 in advance and get one improve their fitness while having a good nausea and eating disorders. The treatment low pressure atmosphere! £6 drop in –
free. Mats and small equipment provided. time. All you need is enthusiasm! The class is generally pain free with few side effects discounts available for advance payment. Community local
Pilates can improve your strength, flexibility, will improve your cardiovascular health, and may benefit both acute and chronic Phone [phone], email produce stall
balance, coordination, bone density, reduce burn fat, as well as develop overall muscle conditions. Our therapists are fully qualified [email protected] or visit Every Saturday, 10.30am–3pm
pain and encourage relaxation. Pilates strength, endurance, core stability and members of the British Acupuncture www.DanceChloe.com. St John’s Church, Church Lane, E11 1HB
Foundation member teacher with 15 Council. To book an appointment, or free
flexibility. We cover traditional aerobics, A stall selling delicious, locally grown
years’ experience of studio and mat work. as well as body conditioning and a bit of consultation, phone [phone] or Legs Bums and Tums organic fruit and vegetables, and other
Absolute beginners and newcomers contact email [email protected].
dance. Everyone is welcome to attend and Saturdays, 11.15am local produce. A partnership between
me first please. Email alison.bray@gmail.
com or visit www.abpilates.co.uk. feedback is encouraged so classes can be 1950s Jive Classes YMCA East London, 642 Forest Road, Organiclea and Transition Leytonstone. Find
tailored it to suit everyone’s needs. Email E17 3EF us between the church and Matalan, just
Wednesdays, 8–9.30pm
[email protected]. A fantastic way to tone your entire body off the High Road. For more information,
Zumba with Michelle The Plough and Harrow, 419 Leytonstone
with special attention focused on your legs, email [email protected].
Mondays, 7.30pm Affordable High Road, E11 4JU glutes and abdominal muscles. Combining uk or phone [phone].
The Vestry Hall, The Green Walk, E4 7ER Psychotherapy in Come and join us for beginner’s 1950s conditioning and aerobic exercises to
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unwaged and retired people. For further 8493 0303 or email tricia@the-chicken- interests? Then come along on the 15th of
Prenatal Yoga information, phone Valeria Bonfiglio shack.com. Clubs and any month and enjoy good company, green
on 07912 887 588, email info@ conversations and great beer. Look for the
Mondays, 6.45–8.15pm
Quaker Meeting House, Bush Road, valeriabonfiglio.co.uk or visit Football Fans in community table with the green tablecloth. For more
E11 3AU www.valeriabonfiglio.co.uk. Training information, phone [phone].
This ongoing, six week course is for women Mondays, 6.30–8.30pm
Free Karate Classes Adults with Dyslexia The Chicken Shack
who are at least 14 weeks pregnant. The The Matchroom Stadium, Oliver Road,
course covers Active Birth principles as for all E10 5JY meet up Rock ‘n’ Roll Club
well as integrating yoga, breathing and Mondays and Fridays, 6–7pm Are you a man aged 30–65 years old? Tuesday 31 January, 6.30–8.30pm Saturday 28 January, 8pm
visualization, including helpful postures Waltham Forest Feel Good Centre, Is your waist 38 inches or bigger? Do Quaker House, 1a Jewel Road, E17 4QU The Plough and Harrow, 419 Leytonstone
for pregnancy, labour and birth. For more 170 Chingford Road, E17 5AA you want to lose weight, have a healthier The Waltham Forest Dyslexia Association High Road, E11 4JU
information, visit www.arlenedunkley- Join us for a free trial Karate class. lifestyle and ultimately be fitter? Our new invites adults with dyslexia to its latest A monthly night of Rock ‘n’ Roll and
wood.co.uk, email info@arlenedunkley- Everyone is welcome. Suitable for children 12 week programme, starting 13 February, meet-up. Guest speaker is Home Officer Rockabilly. January is Record Hop month –
wood.co.uk or phone [phone]. aged six or above. For more information, can help you for free! Be trained by club researcher, Charlotte Moore. Come along so come and join us for an evening of great
visit www.karate-london.co.uk or phone coaches, have a nosy at the trophy cabinet and share your thoughts on the challenges music from the original artists, dancing and
Yoga for Healthy Backs 01992 768 664. and have the chance to talk tactics in the of accessing government services. This is fun! Entrance is free until 9.30pm and £5
Sundays, 7.15–8.15pm or Wednesdays, dressing room. Who knows, maybe you’ll a great opportunity for you to help shape thereafter. For more details, phone 020
11.15am–12.15noon Zumba with Zoe even bump into a player or two! The first the experience of online form filling for 8493 0303 or email tricia@the-chicken-
Quaker Meeting House, Bush Road, Wednesdays, 7.30pm hour of the session will include healthy people with dyslexia! To find out more shack.com.
E11 3AU The Cornerstone Centre, 149 Canterbury lifestyle workshops with the second hour about dyslexia matters, visit www.wfda.
A 12 week course for people with non- Road, E10 6EH taking part in Walking Football. Please org.uk. 50+ Computers for
specific back issues. The course was Classes are great fun, an excellent book in advance. Phone Phill Smith on Beginners Course
trialed by York University and accredited by way to keep fit, lose weight and every 020 8556 5973 or email phillip.smith@ Adults with Dyslexia Saturdays from 14 January, 10.30am–
Arthritis UK. The program gives you skills to class feels like a party. Zumba is your leytonorienttrust.org.uk. Course 12.30pm
use breathing, postures and relaxation tips opportunity to express yourself and Thursdays from 19 January, 6.30– Walthamstow Academy, Billet Road,
to help you manage your particular back unleash your ‘Latin within’! £5 per class. Man v Fat Football 8.30pm E17 5DP
issues. Maximum 8 to 10 people, to ensure Email [email protected] or visit Wednesdays from 25 January, 7–9pm Leyton Sixth Form College, Essex Road, A 10 week beginners’ computer course,
safety and personal attention. You can be www.zumbazoe.co.uk. SCORE, 100 Oliver Road, E10 5JY E10 6EQ covering all aspects of getting started
A 5 a side football league for guys who A free 10-week evening course for adults with using a desktop computer. Includes
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR WORK
OR A CHANGE OF CAREER?
Attend a recruitment session to start your career in childcare. You will gain
experience working in good or outstanding Ofsted
Tuesday 24 January 2017, 2pm–4.30pm
rated settings and gain qualifi cations (level two or
Tuesday 7 February 2017, 10am–12.30pm
level three childcare)… and you will be paid!
Wednesday 15 February 2017, 2pm–4.30pm
Jobs available now for
Steps into Childcare candidates will also be
Tuesday 28 February 2017, 10am–12.30pm
16 to 23 year olds entitled to:
Leyton Neighbourhood Learning Centre, • On-going career information, advice and
There has never been a better time to apply for an 3 The Square, High Road Leyton, Leyton, E10 5NR, guidance
apprenticeship. We are recruiting apprentices now (opposite Pizza Hut, Leyton Mills Retail Park), • In work support
for the best private and public sector employers in nearest tube stop Leyton.
• Travel allowance
the borough. We have weekly drop-in sessions for new applicants,
• Support with childcare
Benefi ts of Apprenticeships parents, carers who want to more information about
• Shopping voucher
• Wages up to £223 per week with paid holidays Apprenticeships every Wednesday 2.30–5pm at
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• Excellent career prospects
Tuesday 17 January 2017, 10am–2pm
• Specialist training to gain industry specifi c You can also:
qualifi cations Text ‘Apprenticeship’ and your name to Leyton Neighbourhood Learning Centre
• Expert support to help you succeed 07740 046 122, phone the Apprenticeship Team 3 The Square (Next to ASDA)
on 020 8496 2029/020 8496 2981 High Road, Leyton E10 5NR
“
I can say that without the support from or email [email protected]
Courses are free for Jobseekers.
Waltham Forest Adult Learning S ervice, or [email protected]
I wouldn’t be where I am now’’ English for Speakers of
Steps into Work
Benny K, Apprentice, Passion Catering.
Other Languages (ESOL)
We offer level 2 and level 3 apprenticeships The Steps into Work team provides added support
opportunities in accountancy, business and from experienced work coaches. Candidates need to We offer courses for adults whose fi rst language is
administration, childcare, teaching assistants, be unemployed or economically inactive, a Waltham not English, who have been living in the European
customer service and IT. Forest Resident, able to provide proof of being Economic Area (EEA), including the United Kingdom,
To apply you must be aged 16 to 23, work ready eligible to work within the UK and 18–25 years of for at least three years. Spouses and dependents are
and have good English and maths. age and 6 months or more unemployed or 25+ welcome too.
years of age and 12 months or more unemployed. We have courses in Chingford, Leytonstone and
Walthamstow. All courses are part time and held
Steps into childcare
throughout the day and at weekends.
apprenticeships
All ESOL learners follow the national ESOL adult core
Are you interested in a career in childcare? curriculum and work towards national qualifi cations.
Our childcare apprenticeship programme will give For information and assessments for ESOL, please
you the right knowledge, skills, and experience phone [phone] to make an appointment.
Phone: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
www.facebook.com/lbwfadultlearning
www.lbwfadultlearning.co.uk
Courses starting soon – places still available To enrol on to any of these courses please visit or call any of our main centres.
Course code Course title Day Start date Time Weeks* Venue Standard Discounted Materials Exam Jobseekers
fee fee fee fee concession
Art, craft and fashion
QRP8488-4T1 Art – Drawing Techniques Thursday 19/01/2017 9.30am 9 QR £115.20 £57.60 £5.00 £0.00 £57.60
QRP8486-5TA Asian Fashion: Garment with decorative neckline Friday 20/01/2017 10am 10 QR £114.00 £34.20 £5.00 £40.00 FREE
QRP8513-6T1 Felt Making – make a scarf and felt cushion cover Saturday 11/03/2017 10am 2 QR £50.00 £25.00 £5.00 £0.00 £25.00
QRP8500-1TA Furniture Decorative Paint: distressing and antiquing Monday 24/04/2017 1pm 11 QR £114.00 £34.20 £10.00 £40.00 FREE
QRP8485-6TA Further Sewing Skills: L1 Certificate in Fashion Saturday 21/01/2017 10am 23 QR £204.00 £61.20 £5.00 £51.50 FREE
QRP8487-2TA Garment Making L2 Tuesday 17/01/2017 6.30pm 23 QR £204.00 £61.20 £5.00 £51.00 FREE
Enrolling QLLRPP88550182--32TT11 IPnotrtotedruyc –ti omni xteod U lepvheollss t(eervye) TWueedsndeasyday 1178//0011//22001177 66p.3m0pm 510 QLLR ££17250..0000 ££3670..5000 ££1100..0000 ££00..0000 ££3670..5000
Now
LLP8507-3T1 Pottery – mixed levels (pm) Wednesday 18/01/2017 2pm 10 LL £144.00 £72.00 £10.00 £0.00 £72.00
LLP8504-3T1 Pottery – mixed levels (am) Wednesday 18/01/2017 9.30am 10 LL £144.00 £72.00 £10.00 £0.00 £72.00
QRP8490-2T1 Sewing Bee: Item of your choice Tuesday 21/02/2017 3.30pm 5 QR £62.50 £31.25 £5.00 £0.00 £31.25
QRP8489-2TA Sewing Skills: Level 1 award Tuesday 21/02/2017 9.30am 5 QR £95.00 £28.50 £5.00 £35.00 FREE
QRP8499-1TA Upholstery L1 – Upholster a stool or small item Monday 16/01/2017 6pm 10 QR £114.00 £34.20 £10.00 £40.00 FREE
QRP8491-1TA Upholstery L2 Award: Upholster a stuff over chair Monday 16/01/2017 1pm 10 QR £114.00 £34.20 £10.00 £35.00 FREE
New courses QRP8501-1TA Upholstery L2 Award: Upholster a stuff over chair Monday 24/04/2017 6pm 11 QR £114.00 £34.20 £10.00 £35.00 FREE
QRP8510-6T1 Wood engraving – relief printmaking Saturday 28/01/2017 10am 5 QR £75.00 £37.50 £5.00 £0.00 £37.50
We are adding new
courses daily. To see Beauty therapies
the most up-to-date
course availability QRH8292-8TA Level 2 Diploma in Women’s Hairdressing Thu, Fri 09/02/2017 9.30am 20 QR £480.00 £144.00 £20.00 £30.00 FREE
please visit LLV8238-8TA AAT Access to Accounts Level 1 Award Tuesday 10/01/2017 9.30am 5 LL £95.00 £28.50 £40.00 £29.00 FREE
our website.
To enrol, drop in to or LLV8239-8TA AAT Access to Accounts Level 1 Award Tuesday 21/02/2017 9.30am 5 LL £95.00 £28.50 £40.00 £29.00 FREE
call any of our centres, LLV8240-8TA AAT Access to Accounts Level 1 Award Tuesday 25/04/2017 9.30am 5 LL £95.00 £28.50 £40.00 £29.00 FREE
or post a completed
enrolment form to LLV8255-8TA AAT Book-keeping Level 1 Award Friday 20/01/2017 9.30am 10 LL £153.00 £45.90 £40.00 £58.00 FREE
the Queens Road
Learning Centre with QRV8257-4TA AAT Book-keeping Level 1 Award Thursday 23/02/2017 9.30am 17 QR £153.00 £45.90 £40.00 £58.00 FREE
a cheque made out QRV8248-1TA AAT Computerised Accounts (Sage) Level 1 Award Monday 16/01/2017 7pm 10 QR £95.00 £28.50 £40.00 £58.00 FREE
to London Borough of
Waltham Forest. QRV8285-5TA AAT Computerised Accounts (Sage) Level 1 Award Friday 20/01/2017 1pm 10 QR £95.00 £28.50 £40.00 £58.00 FREE
LLV8293-8TA AAT Foundation Certificate in Accounting Level 2 Thu, Sat 02/03/2017 6pm 20 LL £421.60 £126.48 £129.00 £185.00 FREE
Note: All information
QRE8360-4TA Business Admin – Level 1 Thursday 19/01/2017 9.30am 10 QR £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 FREE
is correct at the time
of print. Sometimes QRE8361-4TA Business Admin – Level 1 Thursday 20/04/2017 9.30am 10 QR £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 FREE
course details, fees, QRV8258-2TA Business Administration Level 1 Award Thursday 19/01/2017 9.30am 10 QR £95.00 £28.50 £0.00 £30.00 FREE
dates or times have QRV8259-2TA Business Administration Level 1 Award Thursday 20/04/2017 9.30am 10 QR £95.00 £28.50 £0.00 £30.00 FREE
to change for reasons
QRV8429-2TA Social Media for Business – Level 1 Award Tuesday 31/01/2017 7pm 8 QR £80.00 £24.00 £0.00 £30.00 FREE
that Waltham Forest
Adult Learning Service LLV8243-8TA Starting Your Own Business – Level 1 Award Saturday 21/01/2017 9.30am 4 LL £80.00 £24.00 £0.00 £30.00 FREE
has no control over. LLV8244-8TA Starting Your Own Business – Level 1 Award Saturday 22/04/2017 9.30am 4 LL £80.00 £24.00 £0.00 £30.00 FREE
Our staff will be able
Computers and ICT
to confirm all details
for you when you book QRK8311-8TA Computers for Beginners – Part 1 (Entry 1) Wednesday 26/04/2017 10am 10 QR £144.00 £43.20 £0.00 £30.00 FREE
your course. QRK8313-8TA Computers for Beginners – Part 2 (Entry 2) Friday 28/04/2017 10am 10 QR £144.00 £43.20 £0.00 £30.00 FREE
QRK8314-8TA Computers for Improvers (Entry 3) Monday 16/01/2017 10am 10 QR £153.00 £45.90 £0.00 £30.00 FREE
QRK8315-8TA Computers for Improvers (Entry 3) Monday 24/04/2017 10am 11 QR £153.00 £45.90 £0.00 £30.00 FREE
HHK8373-1T2 Computers for Jobseekers Monday 20/02/2017 1pm 5 HH FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
HHK8374-1T2 Computers for Jobseekers Monday 24/04/2017 1pm 4 HH FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
MCK8412-3T2 Let’s Get Digital (Sth Chingford Methodist Church 4) Monday 27/02/2017 10am 5 MC FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
MCK8413-3T2 Let’s Get Digital (Sth Chingford Methodist Church 5) Monday 17/04/2017 10am 5 MC FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
WCK8418-3T2 Let’s Get Digital (William Morris Comm Centre 4) Monday 27/02/2017 1pm 5 WC FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
WCK8419-3T2 Let’s Get Digital (William Morris Comm Centre 5) Monday 17/04/2017 1pm 5 WC FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
QRK8389-3T1 Using Facebook Wednesday 19/04/2017 7pm 2 QR £20.00 £10.00 £0.00 £0.00 £10.00
LLK8385-2T1 Web Design Introduction Tuesday 28/02/2017 10am 5 LL £50.00 £25.00 £0.00 £0.00 £25.00
LLK8386-2T1 Wordpress Introduction Tuesday 10/01/2017 10am 5 LL £50.00 £25.00 £0.00 £0.00 £25.00
LLK8387-2T1 Wordpress Introduction Tuesday 25/04/2017 10am 5 LL £50.00 £25.00 £0.00 £0.00 £25.00
Creative writing
QRA8229-1T1 Creative Writing Monday 20/02/2017 7pm 11 QR £96.00 £48.00 £0.00 £0.00 £48.00
QRA8228-3T1 Creative Writing Wednesday 22/02/2017 9.30am 11 QR £120.00 £60.00 £0.00 £0.00 £60.00
Family learning
QCN8445-4T4 Family Learning – Calm Children, Calm Parents Thursday 12/01/2017 1pm 5 QC FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
QRN8446-4T4 Family Learning – Calm Children, Calm Parents Thursday 23/02/2017 12.15pm 4 QR FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
HGN8459-4T4 Family Learning – First Aid Awareness Thursday 12/01/2017 1pm 5 HG FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
RSN8451-2T4 Family Learning – Good Children, Great Parents Tuesday 17/01/2017 6.30pm 4 RS FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE
QRN8452-2T4 Family Learning – Good Children, Great Parents Tuesday 28/02/2017 6.30pm 4 QR FREE FREE £0.00 £0.00 FREE