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Monthly Archives: October 2025
Flood risk building on the Thames Water Depot
The following text is adapted from a speech that Save Lea Marshes was intending to give last year. Waltham Forest Council’s constitution states that any petition receiving over three thousand valid signatures – from local residents and those who work or … Continue reading
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