Why overdevelopment is the enemy of local communities.
Overdevelopment is the enemy of local communities across the East of Greater London. We must fight for our towns more
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Read moreThe council decision to make the £3.6m loan to MLH was published on its website last month, but would have
Read moreMargaret Mullane, Labour’s PPC for Dagenham and Rainham has issued her commitment to work to seriously tackle homelessness, not issue cruel and
Read moreResidents are moving into their new homes at St George’s Park. Last week, Havering’s Leader of the Council, Councillor Ray
Read moreResidents living in the Petersfield flats in Harold Hill, have been left with leaking stairs for more than three weeks.
Read moreFollowing government clarification around building safety, Councillor David Taylor from St Edwards ward,has called on Havering Council to begin work
Read moreElly Baker AM is calling for an end to Section 21 evictions as 121 households faced homelessness because of these
Read moreMargaret Mullane, Labour Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Dagenham and Rainham, has taken up the concerns of residents of the Havering Council housing
Read moreNews from St Edwards ward Councillor David Taylor. Havering Council has approved a spend of £10m, to be matched by
Read more‘This Bill is a sham, I want fairness and a level playing field for private renters.‘ Jon Cruddas MP and
Read moreHavering Council has asked for feedback on proposed changes to its Housing Allocations Scheme, which will make it easier for
Read moreMargaret Mullane, Labour’s Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Dagenham and Rainham, has responded to the campaign launched by Inside Housing, the housing trade journal,
Read moreBeam Park Councillors Trevor McKeever and Matt Stanton today write in the Havering Daily on the need for the government
Read moreThe community garden at Cotleigh Road in Romford, celebrated its grand opening on Saturday (22 July) as it was officially
Read moreFollowing persistent complaints from residents about anti-social behaviour and suspected subletting, Barking and Dagenham Council have been able to recover
Read moreDetailed plans will be unveiled, and a public consultation launched on the next phase of works to transform Harold Hill
Read more‘The stairwell of these flats have always been occupied by drug takers and used as a toilet.’
Read moreHarold Hill mum’s desperate bid to move after finding drugs in her house.
Read moreDagenham and Rainham families struggle with mortgage hike.
Read moreHarold Wood King’s Park housing block has cladding removed.
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