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Projected population growth

…203,067 227,859 +12.2% Tower Hamlets 303,891 365,382 +20.2% Waltham Forest 275,578 304,484 +10.5% Wandsworth 320,598 347,463 +8.4% West­min­ster 246,149 274,161 +11.4% Greater London total 8,832,370…

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St James Street

St James Street, Waltham Forest A station and street situated at the southern end of Black­horse Road in west Walthamstow The rear of houses in…

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Leytonstone

Leyton­stone, Waltham Forest A Victorian suburb situated between Wanstead and Leyton Leyton­stone takes its name from an old milestone that is now topped by a…

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Hoe Street

Hoe Street, Waltham Forest An electoral ward and spinal thor­ough­fare in Walthamstow, linking High Road Leyton with Chingford Road Hoe Street’s existence was first noted…

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Walthamstow Town Hall

Walthamstow Town Hall   Walthamstow town hall is the centre­piece of an imposing group of buildings that make up Waltham Forest’s civic centre, with the magistrates’…

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Chingford Mount

Chingford Mount, Waltham Forest The commanding height of Chingford, located on its western side The parish church of All Saints was founded here in the…

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Coppermills

Copper­mills, Waltham Forest A watery quarter lying beside Walthamstow Marshes on the southern banks of the River Lea (Walthamstow) reser­voirs A watermill was in existence…

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Chapel End

Chapel End, Waltham Forest A densely populated part of north Walthamstow with a wide variety of ethnic minori­ties, including Asian, Turkish and Greek commu­ni­ties Established…

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Wood Street

Wood Street, Waltham Forest An impres­sively improved commer­cial thor­ough­fare in Upper Walthamstow, north of Whipps Cross A small linear settle­ment was estab­lished here by the…

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Temple Mills

Temple Mills, Newham/Waltham Forest A former indus­trial, commer­cial and railway area beside the River Lea that was trans­formed for the 2012 Olympic Games A crossing…

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