Our residents

Who else is based at The Mill

Our upper floor is home to five residents.  They’re very much part of The Mill family and we enjoy the opportunity to work with new people and organisations.

Social Spider

A social enterprise delivering research, writing, publishing and training services as well as running  local and national projects.  Publishers behind the free local papers Waltham Forest Echo  (read our column every month on page 11) and Tottenham Community Press.

The Mill is an amazing community centre – we love being based here!

Marco Marcelline, Editor of Waltham Forest Echo

Artillery

An arts development organisation established by the creative team behind the E17 Art Trail.  Artillery is a not for profit, community interest company working with a collective of freelance creative professionals and dedicated volunteers.

Jason Hawkridge

Jason Hawkridge is an established multi disciplinarian artist, print maker and art teacher. We’ve featured one of his works at the top of the page. Want to be inspired?  You can join his regular Making your mark art classes run in Walthamstow.

View more of Jason’s work on his website and Instagram @jasonhawkridgeart.

Tony Blackmore

Tony Blackmore is a visual artist specialising in hand-folded reliefs created from drafting film and photographic lighting gels. He is a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors and is represented by Cube Gallery London.
You can visit Tony’s website or, for latest news, follow him on Instagram @tonyblackmoreart.

NBAM

NBAM CIC are an east London based arts organization working with socially  marginalised communities providing meaningful, engaging and thoughtful creative projects.

St James Big Local

The St James Street Big Local programme in Walthamstow empowers residents with a £1 million grant to decide on local investments since 2012. A partnership committee, guided by a Big Local representative and supported by CREST Waltham Forest, manages decision-making. This initiative exemplifies participatory community development, addressing local needs directly.

Website:  www.stjamesbiglocal.co.uk

Facebook:    /StJamesStreetBigLocal

Instagram:@stjamesbiglocal

www.localtrust.org.uk/big-local