Road Closures In Hornchurch Following House Fire.
There are currently road closures in place on Burnway in Hornchurch following a house fire this morning.
There are currently road closures in place on Burnway in Hornchurch following a house fire this morning.
Havering’s green spaces are increasingly under threat from seasonal and prolonged heat. The borough ranks among the most fire-prone in London, and unless urgent measures are taken, “green” could soon read “gone.”
Read moreAs the heat continues to rise, so does the fire risk across Havering and Dagenham. Two major grass fires yesterday sent families fleeing, threatened homes, and once again devastated local wildlife.
Read moreEight fire engines and around 60 firefighters were called to a grass fire near Wingletye Lane in Hornchurch just before 9pm last night.
Read moreEight fire engines and around 60 firefighters have been called to a grass fire near Wingletye Lane in Hornchurch.
Read moreTwenty fire engines and around 125 firefighters have been deployed to tackle a significant grass fire that broke out this
Read moreA huge fire has broken out in Beam Parklands, Rainham and is currently being tackled by our fire fighters.
Read moreAs summer arrives, so too does the all-too-familiar sound of sirens racing through Rainham. Fire engines on blue lights have become a near-daily sight for local residents, responding yet again to fires around Launders Lane and other hotspots. However, for one Rainham resident, could these fires have contributed to her hospitalisation?
Read moreOn the hottest day of the year with temperatures reaching 34c across Havering, a grass fire broke out in Rainham between Glebe Road and Farm Way. Flames soared high as houses as the fire could be seen from the A1306.
Read moreThis raises the question of what is more important, the health of Rainham residents or the council’s latest newsletter? As we approach the summer, and the prospect of more underground fires on Arnolds Field looms over my constituents, I know where my priority lies.”
Read moreAs the summer officially began on Saturday 21 June, bringing with it the hottest day of the year so far with temperatures reaching a sweltering 34°C, most people were out enjoying the sunshine. But for the residents of Rainham, this time of year only brings dread. While others bask in the sun, those living near the notorious Launders Lane landfill site are bracing for yet another season of toxic, choking fumes that seep into their homes and lungs.
Read moreThe current HRA Administration keep talking about “openness and transparency” – anyone for buzzword bingo – to me actions speak louder than words.
Read more“Please Havering Council-for all our sake’s use these court findings proactively, give urgent attention to this very critical matter, the residents and their children’s lives depend on it.”
Read moreRuth Kettle-Frisby and a team of Havering mums have won a major legal victory after the High Court ruled that Havering Council acted unlawfully in its decision not to designate Launders Lane (Arnolds Field) as contaminated land.
Read moreAs summer finally arrives across Havering and temperatures rise, our Fire Chief Paul McClenaghan advises residents to have a safe summer. The Borough Commander spoke to the Havering Daily about the small, but very important steps residents can take to stay safe.
Read moreThe Member of Parliament for Dagenham and Rainham has stressed that the health of residents in her constituency is a priority for her and she is doing everything she can to resolve the situation at Launders Lane.
Read more“I am calling now for a cross party working group to resolve this nightmare urgently. Our residents must come first. And if the local MP does not take the lead on this, I will.”
Read moreIt’s like living in a Chernobyl fall out zone. Enough talk, time for action now.”
Read moreToday, Wednesday 11 June at the Houses of Parliament, Havering campaigner Ruth Kettle-Frisby will join, politicians, trade unions and legal representatives who are coming together with a single purpose: to place the ticking time bomb of contaminated land and water centre-stage and address the urgent task of drawing up legislation to make UK environmental protections fit for purpose.
Read moreDespite the gloomy and unseasonable weather, summer is technically here — and with it, the all-too-familiar nightmare for Rainham residents: the return of the Launders Lane fires.
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