"Legal actions are expensive and continuing them won't solve the divisions the Bell issue has created. The planning process should take its course and we must continue to work to bring our Epping community together."

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Epping West and Rural district councillor and Epping Deputy Mayor Razia Sharif told Everything Epping Forest the council should "accept the judgment, stop chasing dead ends, and focus on practical solutions that actually serve residents", and publish full details of how much the action has cost.

Oh well. If that's what you think feel free to believe what you like! Can't be more responsible than highlighting misinformation and directing followers to the full updates.

And what 'misinformation' exactly has EEF spread? Do tell.
EEF has reported the info published by the council (referring to 8 flats in Buckhurst Hill). When EEF learnt of the actual location it stated other addresses mentioned by others on social media (Walnut Way / Buckhurst Way) were incorrect.