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RSPB's Rainham Marsh
RSPBâs Rainham Marsh
Cover image: Duncan Eames Wildlife Photography Rainham Marshes, situated on the eastern edge of Greater London, is one of southeast Englandâs premier RSPB nature reserves, providing a great location to escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Any time of year is a good time to visit Rainham. The visitor centre is easily accessible both by car and public transport, and itâs just a tenâŠ
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My life as a stay-at-home-dad
Walthamstow resident Adrian Spurdon on the highs and lows of full-time fatherhood When I tell people Iâm a stay-at-home-dad there are usually two kinds of reaction: the gushing enthusiasm and comments like, âOooh, that is SUCH a special thing to doâ, âWell done, good for youâ, or the more reserved, pitiful response where eyebrows are raised and faces drop. âOoh, hardest job in the worldâ, and âIâŠ
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Mall redevelopment: No plans for affordable homes
Mall redevelopment: No plans for affordable homes
The owners of the Mall in Walthamstow have not announced any plans to build affordable accommodation in the proposed redevelopments, which include up to 500 new homes. Capital & Regional has proposed that the new, high quality homes âmight be arranged in a series of tall buildings perhaps a cluster of four, ranging in height potentially between 12-27 storeys above the retail centreâ. AâŠ
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Museum lates: Eat, drink and plant seeds at the Vestry House Secret Garden
Museum lates: Eat, drink and plant seeds at the Vestry House Secret Garden
This Friday evening the Vestry House Museum opens its garden to the public as part of the nationwide Museums at Night festival. The night is inspired by Frances Hodgson Burnettâs novel The Secret Garden, and visitors will get to taste street food from E17âs very own Kolkati, who will be bringing a taste of India â the birthplace of Burnettâs heroine Mary Lennox. There will be a unique range ofâŠ
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Ideas Kitchen can help fund creative projects in Waltham Forest
Ideas Kitchen can help fund creative projects in Waltham Forest
If you have a creative project that can benefit the community in Waltham Forest, a new initiative could fund your idea for display at the Walthamstow Garden Party this July. The Ideas Kitchen, modelled on the Detroit Soup Kitchen, is an initiative by the Barbican and four local key partners that make up the community board: BeBop Baby, Gnome House, The Mill, and X7eaven Productions. The IdeasâŠ
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Thousands to attend Walthamstow Garden Party 2016
Thousands to attend Walthamstow Garden Party 2016
Asian Dub Foundation is set to headline Walthamstow Garden Party 2016, which takes place on 16 & 17 July featuring talent from across the globe. Now in its third year, the free festival celebrates the boroughâs creative and diverse communities. ADF live in Berlin, Nov 2008 The Lloyd Park weekend festival will feature electronic pioneers Asian Dub Foundation performing the score from MathieuâŠ
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David Attenborough opens Woodberry Wetlands in Stoke Newington
David Attenborough opens Woodberry Wetlands in Stoke Newington
Sir David Attenborough praised the London Wildlife Trustâs nature reserve Woodberry Wetlands for reversing the decline of species in an area of natural beauty which is now open to the public for the first time in 200 years. The site, which is located next to the soon-to-be open Walthamstow Wetlands is now home to prioroty species such as Cettiâs warbler, reed bunting, song thrush and kingfisher,âŠ
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The Waltham Parrot
Ahead of next weekendâs opening of Woodberry Wetlands, I thought Iâd share TWCâs first ever feature
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Review: DanDan's Caribbean restaurant, Chingford
Review: DanDanâs Caribbean restaurant, Chingford
DanDanâs in Chingford Mount is bigger than I expected. Itâs bright, yet cosy, vibrantly decked out in the colours of the Jamaican flag. The family-run restaurant is named in honour of the ownersâ father, who passed away last year. I spoke to Roberta Henry, who opened the restaurant along with her siblings, formerly worked as the head of events for a large organisation. However, she said that evenâŠ
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Butterfields Won't Budge comedy fundraiser
Butterfields Wonât Budge comedy fundraiser
A comedy gig to raise money for the victims of the Butterfields Estate fiasco is taking place tomorrow night at Orford Road Social Club. Butterfields Wonât Budge fundraising comedy night was organised to raise money towards court costs for the Butterfields victims, who are facing eviction from their homes in Walthamstow following a charityâs decision to sell off an entire estate to privateâŠ
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Competition: Calling all artists/illustrators/designers
What will London look like in 50 yearsâ time? The Waltham Cat has launched a competition to find out what people imagine London will look like in 2066. You can base your illustrations on anything: current news reports, fiction, science fiction, imagination, housing crisis, or algorithms. A brief explanation should be provided with the submissions, which must be your own work. Submissions can beâŠ
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Review: Out of this World
Review: Out of this World
Sarah Elizabeth Cox is an occasional theatre critic for Stage Review and The Waltham Cat Part homage, part parody, All Star Productionsâ low budget revival of Cole Porterâs little-known Out of this World is more fun than most West End shows with an extra zero on the ticket price. Porterâs late-career comedy ran for a few months in 1950 to tepid reviews, popped up briefly in mid-90s New York, thenâŠ
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How not to become a photographer
How not to become a photographer
An interview with Adrian Samson Adrian Samson invites me into his studio somewhere in north London. Itâs a cold, damp night and the brightly lit studio smells of freshly cooked food. The room is filled with thousands of pounds worth of photography equipment, black machines, wires, screens and huge rolls of paper. âSorry about the smell. I grilled some halloumi to share but you were late, so I ateâŠ
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Goblin King's Masquerade Ball fifth anniversary in memory of Bowie
Goblin Kingâs Masquerade Ball fifth anniversary in memory of Bowie
A night of mischief and revelry celebrating the life of the Goblin King from Labyrinth aka Jareth aka David Bowie is taking place at Coronet Theatre, Elephant and Castle on Friday 29 April. Hosted by contemporary arts organisation Guerrilla Zoo, The Goblin Kingâs Masquerade Ball is now in its fifth year. Credit: Red Square Photography This year, the night will feature live music fromâŠ
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Preview: Out of This World, Ye Olde Rose and Crown
Preview: Out of This World, Ye Olde Rose and Crown
A 1950s Broadway rampant musical comedy Out Of This World, featuring a score from Cole Porter, is now being performed at Ye Olde Rose and Crown theatre pub in Walthamstow. The show, written by Dwight Taylor and Reginald Lawrence, focuses on Roman gods Mercury and Jupiter, who are in search of entertainment of the human kind. Their attention is on a young bride, Helen and her husband, Art. MercuryâŠ
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Interview: Daphna Baram
Comedian Daphna Baram is currently touring the UK with her show âSomething To Declareâ. She talks to The Waltham Cat about the Israeli Defence Force, heart attacks and humour âIâm generally always scared when I go to Kent,â says the former soldier, human rights lawyer, news editor and author Daphna Baram. âKent is very English. Itâs exotic to be Jewish there.â Itâs difficult to think Daphna âMissâŠ
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