The latest issue of the Cann Hall FOCUS Newsletter has just gone to press and will be delivered across the ward free of charge by our team of volunteers.
The FOCUS Team would like to hear from you if you would like to help deliver FOCUS near your home, and keep local people informed. A round usually takes about 45 minutes, every 6 – 8 weeks.
Please contact Clyde Kitson on (020) 8534 2947 if you would like to help, thank you.
You can see a copy of FOCUS here: Cann Hall 278
The latest issue of the Cann Hall FOCUS Newsletter has just gone to press and will be delivered across the ward free of charge by our team of volunteers.
The FOCUS Team would like to hear from you if you would like to help deliver FOCUS near your home, and keep local people informed. A round usually takes about 45 minutes, every 6 – 8 weeks.
Please contact Clyde Kitson on (020) 8534 2947 if you would like to help, thank you.
You can see a copy of FOCUS here: Cann Hall 277
FOCUS Team member Rupert Alexander has become aware that under Government legislation, intended to curb a rise in strays, from April 6 2016 owners need to arrange for their dogs to be microchipped. The procedure involves inserting a sterile chip the size of a grain of rice (which contains the owners’ details) between a dog’s shoulder blades.
To have your dog microchipped contact the council by e mail: dogteam@walthamforest.gov.uk or call 0208 496 3000.
The latest issue of the Cann Hall FOCUS Newsletter has just gone to press and will be delivered across the ward free of charge by our team of volunteers.
The FOCUS Team would like to hear from you if you would like to help deliver FOCUS near your home, and keep local people informed. A round usually takes about 45 minutes, every 6 – 8 weeks.
Please contact Clyde Kitson on (020) 8534 2947 if you would like to help, thank you.
You can see a copy of FOCUS here: Cann Hall 276
A Safer Christmas
With the festive season nearly upon us, FOCUS Team member Rupert Alexander comments,
It’s timely to remind ourselves of crime prevention and safety advice if we are at home or away.
The latest issue of the Cann Hall FOCUS Newsletter is hot off the press and will be delivered across the ward free of charge by our team of volunteers.
The FOCUS Team would like to hear from you if you would like to help deliver FOCUS near your home, and keep local people informed. A round usually takes about 45 minutes, every 6 – 8 weeks.
Please contact Clyde Kitson on (020) 8534 2947 if you would like to help, thank you.
You can see as copy of FOCUS here: Cann Hall 275
The latest issue of the Cann Hall FOCUS Newsletter is hot off the press and will be delivered across the ward free of charge by our team of volunteers.
The FOCUS Team would like to hear from you if you would like to help deliver FOCUS near your home, and keep local people informed. A round usually takes about 45 minutes, every 6 – 8 weeks.
Please contact Clyde Kitson on (020) 8534 2947 if you would like to help, thank you.
You can see as copy of FOCUS here: Cann Hall 274
Abandoned vehicle in Harrow Road, adjacent to Sauls Green
The Focus Team alerted the Council to the presence of this vehicle that appears to have been abandoned in Harrow Road, near Sauls Green. The front bumper is falling off, the tyres are deflating and there are a number of dents in the offside doors.
If you know any similar dumped cars in your area, please contact the Council, on Waltham Forest Direct, on (020) 8496 3000.
The latest issue of the Cann Hall FOCUS Newsletter is hot off the press and will be delivered across the ward free of charge by our team of volunteers.
The FOCUS Team would like to hear from you if you would like to help deliver FOCUS near your home, and keep local people informed. A round usually takes about 45 minutes, every 6 – 8 weeks.
Please contact Clyde Kitson on (020) 8534 2947 if you would like to help, thank you.
You can see as copy of FOCUS here: Cann Hall 273
Smoke belching out of fire in garage in an arch under the Gospel Oak – Barking Line
Another blazing inferno took hold in yet another of the garages in the railway arches on the 1st July.
Again this fire belched out acrid smoke and fumes for hours leading to the evacuation of residents in Montague, Harrow and Acacia Roads.
A full train was stuck on the Gospel Oak Line and children were running screaming from Acacia Park in fright as things exploded.
This is the second time in a year that a serious fire has started in the arches, leased out by Network Rail. All the areas around the fires are heavily populated.
This once again shows that Network Rail must re-evaluate the use of their arches and needs to impose stricter conditions on these garages.
Lib Dem campaigner Liz Phillips is contacting the Council asking that they speak to Network Rail about the use of their properties now and in the future. She reports that there are currently 10 car repairers in the arches between Harrow Road and Lansdowne Road.