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Waltham Forest News online

You can now read Waltham Forest News online and benefit from page turning and zoom functionality, as well as interactive content and a clipping service.

Download the latest edition by clicking on the image on the right, or sign up to receive future Waltham Forest News editions direct to your inbox.

Launching Waltham Forest News online is part of a trial working towards us being able to offer readers a choice of electronic or hardcopy delivery.

We are very keen to hear your views on how user friendly the new format is, so we can provide you with the best possible solution.

However, during the trial period we are unfortunately not able to stop deliveries to your door.

Sign up to win £100 shopping voucher

To celebrate the launch of Waltham Forest News online, every person who signs up to receive the latest edition direct to their inbox, could also be in with a chance of winning a £100 shopping voucher in our free prize draw.

The prize draw winner are:

Issue 20 - 24 May 2010 - Chris Collins, Walthamstow
Issue 21 - 7 June 2010 - Philip Mathew, Stratford
Issue 22 - 21 June 2010 - Michael A Francis, Leytonstone
Issue 23 - 5 July 2010 - Sarah B Kinson, Walthamstow
Issue 24 - 19 July 2010
Issue 25 - 9 August 2010

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Waltham Forest News is a free fortnightly publication produced by Waltham Forest Council and the only local newspaper distributed across the whole of the borough.

It is produced 23 times a year with 110,000 copies delivered to home and businesses in Waltham Forest. By advertising in Waltham Forest News you can reach a wider audience in the borough and recruit local people. No other local paper can compete with our coverage of the borough.

Editorial enquiries
For editorial enquiries please call 020 8496 3000 and ask for Jenny England or email us at walthamforestnews@walthamforest.gov.uk. We’d love to hear from community members who have a story to share.

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