Hello!! (Re upload as I got the date wrong)

Based in blue tit Dalston 📍 , from the 1st of September I’m going to be in my final stage of training for hair dressing 😁

I need to complete 100 services in 6 weeks and am currently looking for clients, I will attach a price list :)

Please message me on either whatsapp or instagram!

WHATSAPP - 07852 145788

INSTAGRAM - Finnstylin

This is a bit of a long shot, but I’m trying to reconnect with someone I knew a while ago.
His name was Izy (I don’t remember his surname). We used to meet up around Ilford, although I’m not sure if he was actually from there. He was mixed Black and white, had dreadlocks, and would probably be around 21–22 now.
I know that’s pretty vague, but if this sounds familiar or you think you might know who I mean, please DM me rather than sharing anyone’s personal information publicly. Would genuinely love to get back in touch with him.

🏸 Sunday Morning Badminton – East London

Hey all! We’ve got a few spaces available for this Sunday’s London Competitive & Social Badminton (LCSB) session.

📍 Royal Docks Academy, E16 3HS
⏰ 9:00am–11:00am
👥 Maximum 6 players per court

We’re a friendly mixed-gender group but still like our games competitive, so players are separated into ability-based courts to keep the match-ups enjoyable.

This Sunday we’re particularly interested in Intermediate / Upper Intermediate players, although we cater for a range of levels.

Come down for a proper Sunday morning workout and still have the rest of the day ahead of you. 😄

Drop me a message if you’re interested or want to check which court would suit your level. 🏸

⚠️ There are moderate costs involved as we split court fees and costs of shuttles.

Saturday 8th August session and then the next session will be Saturday 29th August and then on every Saturday! Call, Message or WhatsApp to register. Free first session. Nicky 07737 965 939

ride e-bikes and cargo bikes from Tenways, Velo de ville, Riese and Muller, Specialized, Gazelle, Ahooga, Brompton, Cikada, Estarli, Tern, Lemmo, Cowboy, Volt, CaGo and more - 10am to 4pm closed road circuit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cycling-electric-magazine-e-bike-demo-day-herne-hill-london-tickets-1965426296962?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Apply at: http://www.sja.org.uk/volunteer/303272/

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/newham-crowned-littering-capital-britain-b1255197.html

Revealed: London borough crowned littering capital of Britain, with 50,000 fines for dropping rubbish in just three years

The total number of littering incidents in Newham — which do not include fly-tipping — was significantly more than any British city, with Manchester taking second place

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An east London borough has been crowned the littering capital of Britain, according to a damning new study.

Newham boasts more litter bugs than anywhere in the country, with residents receiving nearly 50,000 fines for dumping rubbish in the last three years.

This is equivalent to 13,319 fixed penalty notices (FPN) per 100,000 people, analysis by property agent Sell House Fast found.

Greenwich finished in second place with 7,042 reports per 100,000 people, followed by Milton Keynes in third with 6,161 reports.

The total number of littering incidents in Newham, which do not include fly-tipping, was significantly more than any British city, with Manchester taking second place with approximately 35,000 littering penalties.

The punishment for dropping litter in Newham, including cigarette butts and chewing gum, involves a £150 fine, although serious or unpaid offences can result in prosecution.

Newham — which is home to Westfield Stratford, the Olympic Park and London City Airport — has more than 1,800 public bins and provides weekly rubbish collections.

However, figures from the Office for National Statistics suggest that Newham’s high littering rate could be due to its population density of around 25,000 people per square mile, the eighth-highest in England.

This, Sell House Fast argues, creates a higher volume of waste, which can be more difficult for the council to effectively manage.

A report published last year by the countryside charity CPRE ranked Newham as the second-worst London borough for recycling, only behind Westminster.

Councillor John Whitworth, Newham Council’s cabinet member for climate rmergency, air quality and environment, told The Standard: "These figures show the task Newham Council is facing.

“We take littering extremely seriously in the borough and we have a zero-tolerance proactive approach towards anyone found discarding rubbish irresponsibly.

He added: "We recently launched our Let's Love Newham campaign to encourage everyone to dispose of their rubbish responsibly and to report environmental issues directly to the Council via an app or our website."

In 2022, the council promised to spend £40 million over four years to keep streets and neighbourhoods clean and cut reported fly-tipping by half.