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Motorcyclist Arrested After Serious Collision Leaves Pensioner with Possible Life Changing Injuries.
Police have arrested a motorcyclist after a serious collision left an elderly pedestrian with potentially life-changing injuries in Romford. Officers
TfL Confirm Gallows Corner Will Re-Open End of April.
Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed that the Gallows Corner flyover and roundabout will reopen to traffic by the end of April, ( this year) marking a major milestone in the extensive refurbishment project.
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Recent crime statistics and local safety reports indicate that overall crime levels in the London Borough of Havering have been trending in a broadly positive direction, even as certain types of offences continue to draw attention from residents and police.
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Havering Council joined partners to celebrate the achievements of young people in the borough at a special awards ceremony held on Thursday 12 February.
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South Havering Inspector Mark Connolly and his Safer Neighbourhood officers are continuing their proactive work to prevent crime and protect residents across the borough, urging the community to remain vigilant following a recent rise in catalytic converter thefts.
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Romford witnessed a significant political moment yesterday, as Andrew Rosindell, Member of Parliament for Romford, declared “today marks a new era for Romford” while standing alongside his party leader Nigel Farage during a visit to the town.
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A Romford man has been charged following two separate dog-related incidents in Havering, including an attack in Raphael Park where
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Great Wakering Rovers triumphed over Romford 4-0, capitalising on two red cards shown to Romford. Despite a competitive first half, Rovers secured their victory with goals from Shaun Gittleson, Max Gnandi, and Harrison Topliss, leaving Romford near the relegation zone.
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Havering Police are once again bringing their highly popular United in Football and Basketball programme to local young people this February half term. The initiative, led by Chief Inspector Routley and his dedicated local officers, has been a huge success since it launched two years ago, giving children and teenagers a safe and positive environment to get active, have fun, and meet others.
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Havering Council has formally objected to the Government’s proposed London Emergency Housing Package, warning the plans could remove millions of pounds in local funding and reduce the borough’s control over planning decisions.
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Service users say they feel abandoned and failed after a decision by North East London NHS Foundation Trust not to renew the lease on the Petersfield Centre in Harold Hill, resulting in the possible loss of a vital mental health group.
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Across the London Borough of Havering, questions are increasingly being raised about whether enough properties are being built or adapted to meet the needs of disabled residents, as demand for accessible housing continues to grow and many families say suitable homes remain extremely difficult to find. With an ageing population and a rising number of people living with long-term health conditions, the need for homes that support independent living has never been greater, yet concerns persist that current housing developments are not keeping pace with local need.
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Havering Museum, which is run by volunteers not only shares Havering’s rich history, in a fun and creative way, but offers work experience to young people like Megan Hatley.
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A major criminal network responsible for converting, selling and supplying illegal firearms across London has been dismantled following a Metropolitan Police investigation.
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Haverinng Mind are delighted to announce that the event will return this summer to Harrow Lodge Park in Hornchurch on Sunday 12th July as the Essex Summer Fest. It promises to be bigger, and better than ever before!
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Across Havering, countless residents are opposing proposals for development on Green Belt land. Let us take a step back in time. Spring and summers were full of birds. Trees were their habitat and swallows marked the start of summer. Endless insects arrived, noticeable in your garden. Foxes were heard at night. Badger setts were visible in fields. Our wildlife was present.
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After more than two decades serving Havering, Council Leader Ray Morgon has announced he will step down from local politics.
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Over three weeks in January, Safer Neighbourhood Officers joined forces with the Havering Joint Task Force, Romford Town Centre teams, Street Duties officers, the Roads and Transport Policing Command and Havering Council Enforcement in a targeted crackdown on motor vehicle crime across the borough..
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A man convicted of leaving severed pig’s heads outside a school and youth centres in Rainham has failed in his attempt to reduce his prison sentence.
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A recent documentary highlighted the heartbreaking plight of two mothers who lost their children to a broken society. The mothers
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