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Nine-Year-Old Sophia’s Design Is Coming To Life On The Queen’s Theatre Stage This Christmas
Nine-year-old Sophia’s colourful winning costume design will be professionally made and worn on stage in Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch’s Robin Hood pantomime this Christmas.
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Havering Planning: New Nursery, Nail Bar, Self-Storage Units And Changes To Queen’s Hospital M&S Plan Revealed
Every planning application received by Havering Council between 8 and 14 September 2026, with direct links to the official records.
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Could You Give These Alien And Predator Sculptures A New Home?
Two extraordinary three-metre-high Predator and Alien sculptures made from recycled mechanical parts are looking for new homes, and The Havering Daily is helping interested residents get in touch.
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Havering’s Long-Awaited Food Waste Service Delayed As Vehicle Shortage Hits Council Plans
The roll out of a separate weekly food waste service has been delayed due to a lack of vehicles from the manufactures to deliver this service. This is due to a large demand from a…
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London’s NHS is preparing for winter after new figures showed record summer demand, including more than 408,000 A&E attendances in August.
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Havering marked World Suicide Prevention Day with a Stories of Hope event sharing lived experiences and encouraging people to seek support.
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Bellway has been recognised for its outstanding construction quality after the construction site manager won a prestigious NHBC Pride in the Job Award. The award, widely regarded as one of the highest accolades in the…
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Colder air, seasonal illnesses and changing conditions can aggravate asthma. Here is what Havering residents can do to manage their symptoms and when to seek help.
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Romford overcame a red card and a second-half Burnham Ramblers comeback to win 3-2 and progress in the FA Vase.
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Havering’s property market has shifted significantly over the last decade due to the Elizabeth Line’s arrival. However, selling homes remains challenging, often delayed by chain issues. Buyers now favour well-maintained homes, emphasising paperwork and market strategies for successful sales.
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Keith Prince has challenged City Hall over a draft London Plan target for at least 73 additional permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitches in Havering.
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Former Mayor of Havering Councillor Sue Ospreay has handed over a cheque for £101,065.05 to the MCA Trust at Harris Academy Rainham, joined by Keith and Joanne Isaac and the MCA Superstars.
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More than 400 people gathered in Raphael Park for the Saint Francis Hospice Memory Walk, raising £37,000 so far.
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National Grid is preparing to consult residents on plans for a replacement Warley electricity substation near South Ockendon.
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Tapestry Care UK is celebrating 20 years at Paines Brook while launching new wellbeing sessions and a men’s social group across Havering.
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Upminster Windmill has survived storms, industrial change, dereliction and the threat of demolition. This is the remarkable 223-year story of the landmark and the community that saved it.
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Romford Market Place will welcome a Community Dog Show and Pup Up Café on Saturday 19 September, with entry fees supporting Scruffy’s Angels.
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A locally made documentary following acclaimed cider-maker Tom Oliver will be screened at Lumiere Romford on 14 September.
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Councillors recently visited Havering’s new modular homes at Waterloo Road and Queen Street to see the completed accommodation ahead of Havering residents moving in over the coming weeks. L-R – Paul Nicholls, Wates Residential, Cllr…
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More than 100 people took part in Sycamore Trust UK’s latest annual golf day at Maylands Golf Club, delivering a record turnout and fundraising result.
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