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Our objectives are to, improve youth and community social integration, ensuring sport is a fundamental right for all, and to deliver sport experiences that improve physical, emotional and mental wellbeing. Our report sets out our progress for these objectives.
Only with appropriate support can all children thrive in an ableist education system – one that simply isn’t designed to meaningfully include all children.
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This September commemorates the 85th Anniversary of one of Britain’s greatest victories against the Nazi regime in WW2, when the country was threatened by invasion.
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Families who have lost loved ones to knife crime deserve compassion and support — yet too often, they are ignored, even by churches, says Chris Lambrianou.
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If you are concerned about the loss of green space here in Havering, then spare a thought for the people of Somerset, who are now fighting to save an ancient hedgerow in Ilminster that has stood for centuries.
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The Havering Innovation Hub held last week in Romford by Havering Police, brought together local charities, support services, and community organisations to focus on innovative approaches to tackling Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG).
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Havering Council are inviting residents to get involved in the borough’s latest upcoming dance programme.
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The Havering Daily is proud to bring you She’s A Right Mayor! – a new feature following our Mayor, Councillor Sue Ospreay, as she shares the fantastic work she is carrying out across our borough.
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Local radio has always been the heartbeat of a community, but for Neil Andrews, that heart stopped suddenly on 1st August when Time 107.5 was taken over without warning.
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Data Centres are going up all over the country. There are around 456 across the UK already — and the number is set to soar as our hunger for digital storage grows. Yes, we all use our phones, store our photos, and rely on data every single day. But as these vast buildings rise, the question is — what are we losing?
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A New Beginning Cat and Kitten Rescue have responded to an urgent call for help on Sunday 10 August. Five male kittens, just 2-3 weeks old have been dumped in a box at a bus stop and mum cat was not found with the kittens which was concerning.
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Knitters and crocheters in Havering and beyond are providing handmade care items for vulnerable patients, thanks to a community-led appeal organized by Jon Gildersleeve, enhancing support for neonatal and critical care units.
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The great inequality that both migrants and too many citizens in Britain share is poverty, and poverty results from deep inequalities and structural injustices.
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Havering locals have sent a clear message to developers and the government : our allotments are not up for grabs.
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Four Havering men have joined a team of 500 UK Scouts at a once in a life time international adventure.
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HRA members and locals united to clean Moray Way, combating litter issues highlighted by Cllr Crowder. The event emphasized community effort and aims for long-term solutions like CCTV to prevent fly-tipping.
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Havering households are now paying some of the highest council tax rates in London — but why? This article unpacks the key reasons behind the rising bills, the council’s funding challenges, and how our borough compares to others across the capital.
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New figures released by the Office for National Statistics reveal that Havering’s most popular boys’ name is Oliver. This contrasts sharply with four out of six east London boroughs, where the name Muhammed takes the top spot.
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A dedicated team of volunteers from across Havering have come together to support local families through the school holidays as part of the Havering Food Alliance Pantry Pack Project. The first packs were successfully delivered last week, with weekly distributions now taking place throughout the summer holidays.
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A powerful initiative to tackle knife crime visited Havering this week as part of a wider effort to keep our streets safer.
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