BRITISH National Party district councillors have been slammed as a "disgrace to the council and the community" after condemning a multi-faith forum representing various religions which has been set up in the district.
THE District council is urging residents in Epping Forest to shop tax cheaters - after admitting to writing off nearly £400,000 in unpaid council taxes.
Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Campaigner Councillor Ann Haigh has launched an interactive map on this website (www.eflibdems.org.uk/potholes) to highlight the vast problem of potholes in Epping Forest.
Liberal Democrat councillors proposed a council budget which would have increased the district council's share of the tax bill by just 0.6%, but were overruled by the Conservative majority which pushed through a 2.5% increase instead.
At noon today nominations closed for this year's set of local elections. Early indications show it is only the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives who are standing at least one candidate in every ward, proving it is only the Liberal Democrats are the real opposition to this Conservative Council.
Jill Sutcliffe and Councillor Ann Haigh have received many complaints about parking in in Scotland Road and Amberley Road.