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Is anyone at the council in here? If so, can they please explain what is going through their heads authorising so many shops in the town that are clearly related to money laundering and organised crime, likely drugs, human trafficking and more?

For example:- Whose idea was it to approve the 8th Turkish barber shop along Eastreach? Elaborate fit outs, never got any customers… I know our council lot aren’t the brightest, but it really is not rocket science. The graph for barbershops per capita will at least be up and to the right 🤡

I surely can’t be the only one who wants to know what on earth is going on over there!? We can’t have lowered our standards so much that we’re all just fine with this.

As a society, should we normalise telling people to shut up when they use speakerphone for their conversation on the tube?

Drop a W in the comments if you’re with me brothers and sisters ✌🏼

Hello everyone, I have noticed drivers in Leyton honk their cars very frequently, for non emergencies, even if someone takes 2 seconds to drive at green lights.

Would residents be in favour of the council installing acoustic cameras to detect honking cars and fine drivers for excessive honking? Potentially introducing no honk zones?

Many roads in and around Leyton have houses right next to them, and even through double glazing you can hear honking loudly. I pity the poor folks of ruckholt road honestly.

Every change starts with willing voices speaking up. Please do not comment here about the cost, or the complexity of implementation - this is not rocket science and if we the people support a change, we can make it happen through - more complex initiatives than this are rolled out every day around the country.

Respecting our neighbours is only decent, but it seems many in Leyton don’t have this basic consideration.

Thanks for your time, would love your thoughts.