More Than 400 Walkers Raise £37,000 For Saint Francis Hospice
More than 400 people gathered in Raphael Park for the Saint Francis Hospice Memory Walk, raising £37,000 so far.
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Author: The Havering Daily
Why The Replacement Warley Electricity Substation Could Be Bigger Than The Existing Site
National Grid is preparing to consult residents on plans for a replacement Warley electricity substation near South Ockendon.
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Tapestry Celebrates 20 Years Of Care As New Havering Support Groups Begin
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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The Upminster Landmark That Nearly Vanished – And the Community That Saved It
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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Could Your Dog Be Romford’s Next Best In Show?
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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Independent Film Celebrating English Cider Craft Comes To Lumiere Romford
A locally made documentary following acclaimed cider-maker Tom Oliver will be screened at Lumiere Romford on 14 September.
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COUNCIL NEWS: Councillors visit new modular homes ahead of local families moving in
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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Record Turnout As More Than 100 Golfers Support Sycamore Trust At Maylands
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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Five-star reviews for The Canterville Ghost as Brookside production enters final weekend
Brookside Theatre’s production of The Canterville Ghost has received a string of five-star reviews as it enters its final weekend in Romford.
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COUNCIL NEWS: Council Leader calls for Boroughs to retain proceeds from any London visitor levy
The Leader of Havering Council is calling for any money raised through a proposed new overnight visitor levy in London to be retained fairly by the Boroughs where it is generated. The Government is expected…
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Chadwell Heath 18-Year-Old Admits Illegal Zombie Knife Import Offences
A Chadwell Heath 18-year-old has admitted offences linked to the illegal importation of zombie knives and other prohibited weapons. Sentencing is due in October.
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COUNCIL NEWS: “Nightmare almost over” as Gallows Corner final works begin
Havering Council has welcomed confirmation that Gallows Corner junction and flyover are on track to fully reopen to general traffic by the end of September 2026. Gallows Corner junction and flyover are on track to…
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Havering Council Forecasts £22.8m Underspend After Years Of Financial Pressure
Havering Council is forecasting a £22.8 million underspend based on figures from the end of June, although government financial support remains part of the authority’s budget position.
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Havering AC Young Athletes End Season In Style With Brilliant Second Place In League Final
Havering AC’s young athletes finished second overall in the Eastern Young Athletes’ League Top 6 Final, with the Under-18 men winning their category and the Under-16 boys sharing first place.
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Andrew Rosindell MP Renews Opposition To Assisted Dying Ahead Of Parliamentary Debate.
Romford MP Andrew Rosindell has renewed his opposition to assisted dying, arguing that the Government should prioritise palliative and hospice care.
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‘Two Out Of 12 Is A Start’: Keith Prince Pushes For More Rights For London Bus Drivers
Keith Prince has welcomed progress on two proposed protections for London bus drivers but says the remaining measures must still be considered.
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Queen’s Hospital ‘Overwhelmed’ By Generosity As Handmade Donations Pour In For Patients
Staff at Queen’s Hospital have thanked members of the community for an outpouring of handmade donations for patients.
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Havering Interfaith Forum To Explore How Faith Understands Suffering And Hardship
Residents of all faiths and none are invited to an evening discussion at St Edward’s Church in Romford on Wednesday 9 September.
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Havering Museum Enters A New Era With Plans To Reach More Of The Community
Havering Museum has appointed a new sustainability consultant as it begins a period of growth, development and expanded community outreach.
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Early Goals Seal Romford’s FA Cup Fate At Harleston
Romford’s FA Cup run ended at Harleston Town after three goals in the opening 20 minutes left Boro facing an insurmountable task.
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