News for the community, by the community.
Residents in Havering received practical support to reduce energy bills and stay warm this winter, thanks to two Energy Doctors drop-in events held in December at Harold Hill Library Hub and the Low Energy Visitor Centre.
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For pensioners in Havering, the Freedom Pass is a lifeline. Taking it away would isolate older residents and strip them of their independence”-Andrew Rosindell MP.
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As the New Year’s Honours List is announced, Havering is proud to recognise some truly remarkable individuals whose dedication and selflessness make our borough a better place. Behind the scenes, these outstanding members of our community work tirelessly, often without recognition, putting Havering first.
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A major international wellbeing study has delivered a stark warning for the United Kingdom, revealing that the nation is falling significantly behind its global peers when it comes to physical health, happiness, purpose, and general quality of life. The research, carried out by Harvard University, compared 22 wealthy nations and ranked the UK near the bottom for overall wellbeing.
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Five people in Cambridge have been found guilty of burglary and are now awaiting sentencing, following the removal of eighteen beagles from a lab where animals are used for testing purposes. Under UK law, animals used in scientific research are considered property, meaning the removal constituted burglary.
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Anti-Semites are idiots. All racism is idiotic. Anyone reading this who is a racist should stop reading now because they are about to become convinced they were right to be anti-Semitic because this is one angry Jew who is coming after you and your stupidity and your hatred.
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Another prolific shoplifter targeting Havering and Barking & Dagenham has been jailed, following determined work by local neighbourhood officers. Police have also secured a five-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) to protect high streets and retail staff across multiple areas, sending a clear warning that repeat retail crime will not be tolerated.
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On December 18, 2025, Havering Council leaders visited Downing Street to submit a petition for fairer government funding, highlighting significant local funding drops and rising service demands, urging a review of outdated funding formulas.
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Residents of Havering have shared their Christmas wishes, revealing their frustrations and hopes for real change in the borough.
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Havering’s very own hero, firefighter Tony Gladman, is gearing up to spread Christmas joy across our borough! 🎄✨
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Winter can take a toll on our bodies, with colds, coughs, and low energy all too common. Nutrition can play a vital role in keeping your body strong, and two ingredients that really shine in this season are turmeric and ginger.
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Welcome to the second edition of the Havering Police’s newsletter. Chief Inspector Routley highlights the tireless work of officers across the borough, with a focus on the impact of Safer Neighbourhood teams in our communities.
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The Met Police is stepping up patrols around synagogues and Jewish community spaces following Saturday’s horrendous attack on a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach in Sydney. The attack, which took place during a community event attended by families and children, has sent shockwaves through Jewish communities across the world and prompted increased security measures here in London.
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Havering residents say they’ve had enough of the never-ending roadworks popping up across the borough, clogging streets, and grinding traffic to a halt.
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Havering residents have made their feelings loud and clear in a national Rightmove survey that has ranked the borough as one of the gloomiest places to live in the entire UK. The annual “Happy at Home” index placed Havering 218th out of 220, leaving it languishing near the bottom of the national list.
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There was a time when the very mention of touching Green Belt land would send shockwaves through any local authority. Green Belt wasn’t just protected, it was revered. It was our buffer against relentless development, our breathing space, and a sanctuary for wildlife. Yet today, it appears to stand defenceless, stripped of the respect and protection it once commanded.
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You may know me for the autistic conservative activism in which I write about how I fuse autism psychology and popular culture with conservative ideas. However it may surprise you to hear that I am not that autistic advocacy blogger I used to be anymore.
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Leader of Havering’s Council-Councillor Ray Morgon shares his monthly column in the Havering Daily. Councillor Morgon discusses the endless frustrations over the delays at Gallows Corner.
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“We are in a position where underfunding and the guidance on charging are pushing us towards a two-tier early education system for our children.”
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Havering was once a much-loved borough — green, spacious, and full of landmarks people instantly recognised.
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