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Ross King, a Havering author, released his second children’s book, Leopards Can Change Their Spots, aiming to teach kindness and empathy. His stories combine colorful illustrations with engaging narratives for young readers.
The Mardyke Community Centre hosted its annual Christmas lunch, bringing together over 60 elderly residents for a festive celebration. Guests enjoyed a three-course meal, live performances, and camaraderie, showcasing the center’s commitment to combating isolation and fostering community spirit.
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The Havering Daily is today bringing you news on a new initiative that will see a Manifesto for Creative Climate Culture introduced to the borough.
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Wanis International Foods hosted a Christmas Bonanza event, attracting local leaders and business owners. The occasion featured tastings, product showcases, and live entertainment, fostering community engagement while addressing retail challenges and ensuring festive support for independent traders.
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For the love of an irrepressibly naive techno-loving cow called Pat, horticulture meets haute cuisine to cultivate the magic of friendship.
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The Havering Daily has teamed up with Lumiere Cinema in Romford to offer readers an exclusive chance to see Wicked:
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NATIVITY! THE MUSICAL is coming to Romford’s Brookside Theatre this Christmas. The joyful production features beloved songs and new numbers, showcasing St Bernadette’s School as they prepare for a Hollywood visit. Don’t miss this festive treat from December 4th-23rd.
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Cosmo in Romford offers a diverse buffet with flavorful dishes, and a tempting dessert area, making it highly recommendable for various occasions.
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The Havering Daily is featuring a new series of regular articles by Health and Wellbeing coach Francesca Lilleystone.
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Elite Performing Arts (EPA), a Havering dance school, won the 2025 ‘Youth Inspiration’ Award at The National Entertainment Awards. Their young performers impressed with a new routine, showcasing local talent and dedication while inspiring others through the performing arts. Congratulations, EPA!
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A new youth group is being launched at the Sapphire Jubilee Centre in Collier Row.
Founded by The Third Space CIC and Havering Changing, the youth group aims to bring accessible art to young people while giving them a space to socialise outside of school hours. The group is supported by London Borough of Havering.
Jack and the Beanstalk- A twist on the classic fairytale reimagined with original music for families at The Queen’s Theatre.
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The East London LGBTQ+ Film Festival returns for its third annual celebration of cinema
that champions original, authentic and important LGBTQ+ voices and stories that resonate
the world over.
The Havering Daily has teamed up with Lumiere Cinema in Romford to offer readers an exclusive chance to see Wicked:
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If Halloween is your time of year then be ready to step into a world of intrigue and suspense at the Mardyke Community Centre’s Murder Mystery Evening – a thrilling night of puzzles, clues, and detective work, all in support of a great cause!
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Julia Lopez, MP, opposes the government’s mandatory digital ID proposal, arguing it won’t stop illegal migration and undermines citizen choice. She emphasizes the importance of voluntary verification, privacy, and enhancing current identity checks without imposing government control over individuals.
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Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, in collaboration with Theatre by the Lake, presents a truly moving and masterfully acted production of Di and Viv and Rose — a play that captures the heartbeat of female friendship through the ages. Written by Emilia Bullmore, directed with great sensitivity by Fay Lomas, and performed by the formidable trio of Emilia Donker (Viv), Sally Hodgkiss (Di), and Olivia Sweeney (Rose), this is theatre that resonates long after the curtain falls.
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This autumn, Havering Changing is breathing new life into The Orchard, the beloved community planting space next to the Rainham Royals — and they are inviting local residents to be part of the transformation.
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The Addams Family musical comedy comes to Romford’s Brookside Theatre this Halloween, offering a mix of humor and macabre fun. As Wednesday falls for the wrong guy, Gomez faces the challenge of keeping a secret from Morticia. Directed by an acclaimed team, the show features catchy tunes and promises a thrilling experience from October 29 to November 2.
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Havering London yesterday launched its first season, Havering Calling!, in a special event at the beautifully restored Tithe Barn in Upminster, setting in motion a series of ten projects that will begin to reshape the borough’s cultural landscape.
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