Fantastic paper with local news. Must keep going.

Terrific paper.

Digitalise our past

Restore more of our history please

Etch more East London press releases we lack the overall scale of content that West London currently boasts.

Later twentieth century of our history would be good

Surge in new material

STEIN
This is my husband's grandfather who died at Walthamstow Hospital in 1919. On the 1901 Census he was living at 463 Leytonstone Road, and profession was a Baker married to wife Mary and having a daughter Kathleen. He then re- married Mary A.F. Clarke in 1909 and was then living at 145 Tower Hamlets Road, Forest Gate this lady being my husband's grandmother. Does anyone know who or where I could contact to locate any pictures that may be available which could possibly show if Leytonstone Road was where he had his bakers shop. Thank You

I wonder if anyone out there would be able to tell me anything about my great grandfather James Stewart. Born in Scotland in 1844 & married to Margaret Garvock in 1866 at Fochabers Bellie.He was a carpenter. They lived in Edinburgh but on 1891 census were in Walthamstow at Hawkley rd with 5 children & the1901 census shows them with one son James Maclean Stewart. at 1 Raymond Villas.I also have a death certificate for my great grandfather showing that he placed himself before a moving train in 1914.Inquest details pre-1943 did not survive the war & so I am hoping that someone has a family history or knowledge of why he did this.thanks for your help.

Transfer more correspondence from the papers past please

Submit more substantial coverage

More content is required

Derive more from the 1970’s issues

Create more additional content

Full coverage please

Yes please be great to view

I don’t believe for one minute these papers are not available for publishing as they are readily available at the local archives service and the British library , seems there is a huge agenda against adding any East London papers when you compare to West London coverage where as you can see there is an over abundance of the same papers published for that area

And the Ilford recorder good for researching the area

Cover more years online

Yes please