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	The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and had other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>		The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and had other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>

	The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by George Jordan, who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the people he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, pages 460–461.</ref>		The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by George Jordan, who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the people he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford, London\|Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, pages 460–461.</ref>

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	There were two [[CHE groups]] in [[East London]] at different times that were referred to as the '''East London CHE Group'''.		There were two [[CHE groups]] in [[East London]] at different times that were referred to as the '''East London CHE Group'''.

	The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>		The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and had other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>

	The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by George Jordan, who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the people he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, pages 460–461.</ref>		The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by George Jordan, who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the people he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, pages 460–461.</ref>

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	The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>		The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>

	The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by George Jordan, who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the people he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume ~~Two~~, pages 460–461.</ref>		The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by George Jordan, who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the people he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, pages 460–461.</ref>

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	There were two [[CHE groups]] in [[East London]] at different times that were referred to as the ''East London CHE Group''.		There were two [[CHE groups]] in [[East London]] at different times that were referred to as the '''East London CHE Group'''.

	The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>		The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>

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	There were two [[CHE groups]] in [[East London]] at different times that were referred to as the ''East London''.		There were two [[CHE groups]] in [[East London]] at different times that were referred to as the ''East London CHE Group''.

	The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page ~~374–5~~.</ref>		The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>

	The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by George Jordan, who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the ~~peole~~ he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]], Volume Two, pages ~~460-461~~.</ref>		The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by George Jordan, who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the people he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume Two, pages 460–461.</ref>

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	The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>		The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>

	The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by [[George Jordan]], who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the peole he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]], Volume Two, pages 460-461.</ref>		The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by George Jordan, who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the peole he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]], Volume Two, pages 460-461.</ref>

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	The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>		The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>

	The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by [[George Jordan]], who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the peole he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]]		The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by [[George Jordan]], who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the peole he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]].<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]], Volume Two, pages 460-461.</ref>

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There were two [[CHE groups]] in [[East London]] at different times that were referred to as the ''East London''.

The first, sometimes referred to as the [[Walthamstow]] or [[Waltham Forest]] CHE Group,was set up in the autumn of 1970 by Mike Winter, who was referred to as the 'non-stop disco king of the East End.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 371.</ref> Winter decided not to co-operate with London CHE and other differences with CHE headquarters, and the group had ceased to exist by October 1971.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Volume One, page 374–5.</ref>

The second East London group, also known as the [[Ilford]] CHE Group, was set up in April 1972 by [[George Jordan]], who was a member of [[London Group 1]] but felt it was too middle class for the peole he knew in Ilford. The new group met at venues in [[Wanstead]], [[Leytonstone]] and [[Stratford]]

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