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The BBC is all Farage all the time. Meanwhile, the Greens in Waltham Forest (Leyton, Walthamstow) have gone from 0 councillors to 31 and majority control of the council. Hastings and Norwich - majority Green control of the council. +17 councillors for the Manchester Greens. First two members elected to the Welsh Senedd. +6 cllrs in Sheffield, including defeating the Labour council leader. +15 Green cllrs in Newcastle, with more wards to be declared.
Pavillon, 1939, Waltham Forest, nord-est de Londres, Grande-Bretagne. Architecte inconnu. (Crédit photos @ihussainwriter ; @mod_in_metro ; @londonsuburbia IG). - source Sally Jo.
Churches of Waltham Forest: Leyton Parish Church of St Mary lies on Church Road in Leyton, a replacement for an earlier building which was probably Norman, and which was built in 1658-1659.
A picture gallery showcasing several churches in Leyton in East London, in this series which is designed to be part of an all-inclusive set
Walthamstow Wetlands, London
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Alfred Hitchcock Mosaics
The acclaimed film director and “Master of Suspense”, Alfred Hitchcock, was born in Leytonstone in 1899. Once part of Essex, Leytonstone was incorporated into the London Borough of Waltham Forest in 1965, though London Transport’s Central Line had begun serving the town in 1947 during the extension of the Underground service to the northeast.
Waltham Forest borough council commissioned a series of 17 mosaics to be unveiled in 1999 to celebrate the centenary of Hitchcock’s birth. The mosaics are found in the subway leading to the entrance of the station; running from east to west, with the entrance in the centre, most people entering or leaving the Underground would only see half of them – so it’s worth taking a walk along the entire length of the subway.
Each mosaic depicts scenes from one of Hitchcock’s films, or scenes from his life – some incorporating cameos from Leytonstone landmarks. Each also comes with a little plaque to explain what is shown – good for those who are not familiar with the director’s work beyond classics such as Psycho or The Birds.
Highams Park, Chingford, London; 8.8.2020
Leyton High Road has been recently turned into a giant Camille Walala-designed mural thanks to a successful crowdfunding campaign Credit: Secret London
