Central line misery will last years
Many people in our district rely on the Central Line to get to work, to go out in London or Stratford, or to go shopping… Read More »Central line misery will last years
Many people in our district rely on the Central Line to get to work, to go out in London or Stratford, or to go shopping… Read More »Central line misery will last years
EFTAG’s committee are the trustees of the charity and the driving force behind its campaigns. Two of our committee have had to resign because they… Read More »Volunteers wanted
EFTAG learnt last year that Essex Highways are planning changes to the Epping New Road (A104) between Woodford and the Wake Arms roundabout. This road… Read More »Epping New Road changes
Can you spare a few hours a month to help make Waltham Abbey’s roads safer?
Epping Forest District Council recently ran a consultation on their proposed Air Quality Action Plan. We were disappointed; here’s the response we sent. Overall, EFTAG… Read More »EFTAG responds to Air Quality Action Plan
A group of organisations dedicated to protecting and preserving Epping Forest have today joined together to call for all councillors and council candidates to pledge… Read More »Councillors and candidates asked to show their love for Epping Forest
Willingale Road in Debden is a narrow residential street which follows the perimeter of the mid-20th century Debden housing estate. The road itself, like many… Read More »Rubbish Infrastructure of the Month 5: Willingale Road Chicanes
On Wednesday, Epping Forest Transport Action Group representative George Lund joined the Epping Forest Consultative Committee for the first time. We’re delighted to be able… Read More »Better transport in “The People’s Forest”
Here’s a pdf file with the responses currently in. We will add to this as others arrive. If you are revisiting this page you might… Read More »Candidates’ responses to EFTAG’s questions
We are asking all candidates in Epping Forest, at all levels of local government, these five questions, and will publish responses here as we receive… Read More »EFTAG’s questions to candidates for the Council elections in May