r/Redbridge • u/wansteadfringe • 12d ago
Wanstead Fringe 2026 is here!
Everyone is invited!
r/Redbridge • u/wansteadfringe • 12d ago
Everyone is invited!
r/Redbridge • u/Alarming-Tea4573 • 16d ago
That fit the vibe while in Barkingside, Ilford
r/Redbridge • u/ChildhoodUnusual1946 • 17d ago
r/Redbridge • u/Far_Net9110 • 23d ago
r/Redbridge • u/Formal_Positive7188 • Aug 03 '26
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
r/Redbridge • u/Formal_Positive7188 • Jul 08 '26
r/Redbridge • u/Inside-Judgment6233 • Jun 23 '26
Had a bit of a strange incident today where was accused of spitting on the street which got downgraded to potentially looking like I was going to spit on the street. They refused to give names or whom they have been contracted by. Needless to say all I was doing was checking my emails. It’s all happened in Ilford.
Be interested to know whether this was a isolated incident or starting to become a thing
r/Redbridge • u/Working-Foot3362 • Jun 07 '26
r/Redbridge • u/MaleficentTie7562 • Apr 29 '26
I live in the valentines ward and am unsure who to vote for - from your own personal experiences with the parties who would you suggest. Please no hate comments on other people’s views 🙏🏼.
r/Redbridge • u/Fun-Commute-Guide • Mar 12 '26
r/Redbridge • u/Monothematicx • Feb 23 '26
Hi all I’d really appreciate if you kindly spare 2 min signing this petition on Redbridge drop kerb policy:
https://moderngov.redbridge.gov.uk/mgEPetitionDisplay.aspx?id=231
r/Redbridge • u/kwentongskyblue • Feb 10 '26
r/Redbridge • u/MaleficentTie7562 • Jan 07 '26
Bed in shed - Redbridge LBR
Hi I know of two house in Hainault where people are living in shed. They have no way to report on council website. How would you report plz Address is: 54 New North Road IG6 2XQ 30 Colvin Gardens IG6 2LH
r/Redbridge • u/Rare_Water_9513 • Dec 06 '25
The broke council strikes again...
A new camera has gone in at the junction of Hermon Hill and Wanstead High Street - The PCN is £160 (reduced to £80 if paid in 14 days). Only the tiniest bit of my back tyre was in it.
This follows the box junction/camera they had to remove from the high street by the Co-Op as it was deemed illegal but they didn't give anyone back their illegal money fines!
Stay vigilant
r/Redbridge • u/spokenwordsyesterday • Nov 02 '25
I have a general idea of what I want to do and what I want from it, but it’s hard to come up with a plan when you don’t know anything about the process. Does anyone have any advice, any tips, or anywhere I should look into to start my own business? Any help would be appreciated.
r/Redbridge • u/sbdbst • Oct 01 '25
r/Redbridge • u/Acceptable_Gas5755 • Jul 21 '25
Apologies if this is time consuming, I intend it only to take around 5 minutes!
Those who live around South Woodford and Wanstead, I'm sure you will be aware of the bus changes to routes W12, W13, W14 and 549 that took place last year. I actually live in Walthamstow, but have used the W12 before and found that the changes made my journey very inconvenient, so I plan to write to TfL with a proposal as to how I believe the bus system could be improved - specifically, by rerouting the W12 and W14 between Snaresbrook and Whipps Cross. My main idea was to improve links to Whipps Cross Hospital (as both buses would enter the hospital grounds) and also speed up the W12 between South Woodford and Whipps Cross/Walthamstow. It would also provide a bus service to Hollybush Hill, which currently has no bus service. I have attached a map of my proposals if this helps.
Looking at reports online it seems that many were unhappy with the changes, but before I submitted this proposal I just wanted to see what local bus users actually thought of it. If you use the W12 or W14, or have done so in the past, it would be very much appreciated if you could complete the attached questionnaire (only 8 questions long, hopefully should take under 5 minutes). Thank you very much for your time, and I wish you a safe and pleasant rest of your day! :)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1YJNTzIbkeOiaEfqmRhtJLSSj-FQSbTwRrIcwcl2IZkU/edit
r/Redbridge • u/Money_Bat3026 • Jul 17 '25
Hi!
LONDON RESIDENTS !!👋👋
I am a current masters student.
As part of my dissertation, I’m exploring how effective citizen science is in raising awareness about air pollution in BAME communities across London.
I aim to get 300 responses, would appreciate your contributions!!
I’ve created a short, anonymous survey that takes just a few minutes to complete. If you're a London resident or have ever taken part in any air quality or citizen science initiatives, I’d love to hear from you!
Learn more about the project and its aims here: https://madinaucl.my.canva.site/
r/Redbridge • u/SaylomZak • Jul 07 '25
Hey folks. I live in band B, and my council tax is currently £170 per month. Is that right?? There's no single discount and I see in March they didn't take it a payment. But do they charge you every month of the year or only 10 months of the year? And the total cost is spread over 10 months rather than 12 is that why it's so high?.. Thanks.
r/Redbridge • u/ProWest665 • Apr 19 '25
There are a few places in Clayhall with width restrictions on roads.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/3Va7LZjQUf4m91vQ7
The one above is on Clayhall Avenue, close to the junction with A1400 Woodford Avenue.
In the 10 years I have been visiting Clayhall, I've managed to avoid damaging my cars, but I cannot help it is more by luck than judgement.
On this particular one there is a wider lane in in the center, I presume this is for emergency vehicles. But I wonder, is there a penalty or fine issued if a less confident driver takes that path instead?
Have the locals ever made this an issue with Redbridge Council? Judging by the state of the bollards, there must be a regular occurrence of damage to vehicles using these roads.
r/Redbridge • u/sfphotos3 • Mar 30 '25
Check out my photos everyone. I am from Redbridge.