The Mercury helps raise over £5,000 for local charities.
Well done to popular Romford shopping centre The Mercury for raising a whopping £5k for charities. Santa may have returned to the
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Author: The Havering Dailiy
Latest figures show 13% drop in knife crime but 15.6% increase in sexual offence reporting.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) yesterday published the Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) crime figures which continue to reflect both
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Council Leader thanks Havering’s amazing volunteers.
Council leader Damian White has visited one of the borough’s vaccine centres to say a big thank you to its
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Behind the Badge: ‘Having the opportunity to support our teenagers and see the positive results is great’.
Dagenham Schools Officer and Cadets co-ordinator PC Pickering has made a fantastic positive impact on local youths. PC Sean Pickering
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Havering Sports Council finalist to be honoured at annual sports awards.
Havering Sports Council have announced the finalists to be honoured at their annual Sports Awards Presentation Buffet, to be held
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‘It is utterly wrong to sack around 60,000 health and social care workers nationwide when the NHS is already stretched to capacity’-Andrew Rosindell MP.
Romford MP stands with Queen’s hospital staff against vaccine mandates. Romford M.P. Andrew Rosindell has today laid out his staunch
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Half term school holiday meals for most vulnerable families.
The borough’s most vulnerable families will once again benefit from funding for meals during the half-term break thanks to support
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Romford MP welcomes reduced works programmes from Network Rail.
Andrew Rosindell M.P. for Romford has met with Network Rail to discuss the proposed new works programmes for railways across
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Grenfell Tower Inquiry: ‘Those who created and enabled’ deserve most blame.
The Grenfell Tower Inquiry continues. Fire Brigades Union lawyer Martin Seaward has told the inquiry that any assessment of the fire
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Cost of living crisis exacerbated by rising energy prices.
Last week Citizen’s Advice contacted Jon Cruddas MP, regarding the cost of living crisis, how it is being exacerbated by
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Hornchurch and Upminster MP welcomes plans to crack down on waste crime.
Julia Lopez, has welcomed new government plans to tackle fly-tipping and illegal waste exports. Part of wider plans to reform
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Back Our Bobbies: Hero cop struck with sword in the line of duty.
Violent male attacks police officer with four foot sword in Dagenham after a domestic incident. As we prepare ourselves to
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Bluelight ‘walk and talk’ support group launched for men.
A fantastic walk and talk group has been set up to help our male emergency service workers find some much
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Tapestry launches campaign to retain vital food delivery service.
For vulnerable people access to good food is vital and is needed for good mental and physical health and wellbeing. During the
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Havering Youth Parliament elections launched.
The race to become a member of the UK Youth Parliament has begun in Havering. Six young people have officially
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Exclusive:Network Rail to fell 40 trees instead of 600 and agree to plant trees back in our community.
Amazing community effort and swift intervention by the Romford MP Andew Rosindell saves hundreds of trees from the axe. Representatives
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Angry residents hold protest outside of Crow Metals in Romford.
Local residents living on Crow Lane and nearby roads came out to protest on Saturday 22 January about the ongoing
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Campaign to protect Dovers Farm Green.
The local campaign to protect the Dovers Farm green has been stepped up this week as Matt Stanton and Trevor McKeever from
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Moving Holocaust memorial service held in Romford.
Residents from across the borough joined Havering’s distinguished guests at Coronation Gardens in Romford yesterday, Sunday 23 of January for
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Teenager jailed for squirting acid in boy’s face.
A teenager who squirted acid in the face of a teenage boy he was attempting to rob in Newham has
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