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Which Waltham Forest schools are closed due to the snow? | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

Which Waltham Forest schools are closed due to the snow? | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

With heavy snow settling in East London last night, many schools across Waltham Forest have closed their doors today.

'RIP Kevin': Peacock who became a London lockdown symbol of hope is killed by foxes - Vimarsana News

'RIP Kevin': Peacock who became a London lockdown symbol of hope is killed by foxes

'RIP Kevin': Peacock who became a London lockdown symbol of hope is killed by foxes Jennifer Hassan, The Washington Post Feb. 22, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LONDON - Kevin the peacock, a sassy blue bird who mysteriously appeared at the beginning of lockdown last March and became a symbol of hope for locals confined to their homes, has been killed by foxes. In a somber email sent to parents on Sunday, Chris Evans, the principal of Yardley Primary School - the place Kevin chose as home for almost a year, said that their cherished mascot had been killed by a fox, or possibly several over the wee...

Peacock called 'Kevin' who roamed grounds of primary school is killed by foxes - Vimarsana News

Peacock called 'Kevin' who roamed grounds of primary school is killed by foxes

A cheeky peacock who became a local celebrity for east London schoolchildren after turning up at the start of the pandemic has been savagely slain by foxes. The colourful bird, given the name Kevin, became a symbol of hope during the dark days of the second wave of coronavirus when he turned up at Yardley Primary School in Chingford.  Young students and parents worried about the pandemic quickly fell in love with the sassy animal, who would routinely turn up outside classrooms announced and attract everyone's attention.  But in an email to parents, headteacher Chris Evans revealed the sombr...