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Waltham

[wawl-thuhm, -tham]

noun

  1. a city in E Massachusetts.



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Council leader Rob Waltham said: "These sessions are about sharing ideas, inspiring confidence and helping everyone make the most of the tools that can save energy and money day to day."

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The care home said she moved to Epping in Essex during the war and worked at the Waltham Abbey gunpower mills making bombs.

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A video showing Mr Jones addressing crowds in Walthamstow last year went viral on social media after the protest, which had been organised in response to plans for a far-right march outside Waltham Forest Immigration Bureau.

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Council leader Rob Waltham said its closure would be a "devastating blow" and "thousands of jobs" were at risk at the refinery and in the supply chain.

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In one property in Waltham Forest, where there was a shared bedroom advertised at £330 a month, he was met by about 10 young men who all appeared to live there.

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