As part of the continuing campaign to wipe out enviro-crime we are launching the Big Clean Up between April and June 2009. Councillors and senior council staff will be leading clean ups of  areas across the borough affected by fly-tipping, littering, dog fouling and graffiti and transforming them for residents to enjoy.

Join in by organising a clean up of your own.

» Find out more and register details of your event

Green Fair

Sunday 19 July 2009, 1pm-7pm, Lloyd and Aveling Park

The Green Fair aims to raise your awareness of green issues with fun and interactive displays and show how we can all make changes to our lifestyles to help create a sustainable future. There will be lots to see and do, including numerous activities for children, DIY demonstrations for adults and a programme of entertainment to suit all ages.

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Wiping Out Enviro-Crime

2009 is the year we are tackling enviro-crime in Waltham Forest. Like you, we are fed-up of the borough being ruined by fly-tipping, littering, dog fouling, graffiti and fly-posting. As well as a highly visible marketing campaign, we will be a leading a borough wide Big Clean Up, enforcement blitzes and projects focusing on eliminating these problems in the borough.

» More on Wiping Out Enviro-Crime

Junior Street Watchers launched

The Junior Street Watchers scheme is a new 6 month pilot project being run by the Council with Davies Lane Primary school.

» Find out about the Junior Street Watchers

Enforcement News (E News)

E News updates you on what Waltham Forest Council’s enforcement teams have been up to each month.

» Read the latest issue

Waltham Forest Local Development Framework

What do you want your area to look like in the future? Your involvement in the production of planning policy documents and in dealing with planning applications is important.

» Find out about the Local Development Framework

The Council formally adopted its Statement of Community Involvement in June 2007.

» Read the Statement of Community

Waltham Forest’s climate change strategy

The Council and its partners in the police, health service, business and voluntary sector, have put together the borough’s climate change strategy as part of our ambition to be the greenest borough in London.

» Find out about our climate change strategy