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WALTHAMSTOW: Stabbed youth worker nominated for top award
A YOUTH worker who was stabbed 14 times while trying to protect his son and other teenagers from a street gang has been nominated for a community award. Simon Somerville, of Walthamstow, nearly died twice on the way to hospital after the attack
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BUCKHURST HILL: World's first whisky Menorah unveiled
WHAT is thought to be the world's first ever 'whisky menorah' was unveiled this evening (Sunday) to mark the Jewish festival of lights. Dozens of people turned out at Buckhurst Hill Chabad, in Princes Road, to see the seven-foot-high ceremonial
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WALTHAMSTOW: Dead soldier's children visit Lapland
THE FAMILY of fallen Walthamstow soldier Darren Chant have been treated to a special trip to Lapland. The visit, organised by the News of the World newspaper, saw Regimental Sergeant Major Chant's three children and their mother Connie meet Father
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WANSTEAD: Headmaster bans photos at nativity plays
PARENTS and relatives were shocked to find themselves banned from taking photos or videos of their children's nativity play this Christmas. Mark Poulter, headteacher of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Primary School in Wanstead, told relatives
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WANSTEAD: Campaigners call for funding for 'At risk' park
A HISTORIC park - which was designated as being 'at risk' by English Heritage - is set to miss out on much-needed cash from a new £220 million scheme to revamp London's public spaces. Wanstead Park, which is all that is left of the once magnificent
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EPPING FOREST: Prolific thieves who targeted elderly jailed
A PAIR of distraction burglars who preyed on more than a dozen elderly residents during a string of raids carried out on the same day - have been jailed. John Cawley and Michael Ward were sentenced to seven years and four years in prison respectively
