News for the community, by the community.
During such challenging times, it is our police officers, especially our frontline officers that face one of the toughest jobs possible policing London and its communities.
Imagine you’re a single mother of two, you’ve been forced out of your home by a landlord who is selling up. You go to the council for help and they find you accommodation. “I’m sorry”, you’re told, “We’ve only got a space in a hotel for now, and it’ll be a few miles down the road”.
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North Ockendon residents have been asking questions about the proposed data centre for so long, it was hoped that finally coming face-to-face with the Leader and Officers might provide some answers.
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As the new Labour government casts doubt over transport projects across the country, Julia Lopez MP has written to the new Transport Secretary asking her to commit to the renovation of the Gallows Corner flyover or risk safety and major road disruption.
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Emergency Services rushed to New Road, in Rainham to help two men injured by a pallet that had fallen from a height.
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The annual ‘That’s My Doggo’ dog show will be held at The Mercury Shopping Centre in Romford on August 17. Dog owners can enter their dogs in various categories and enjoy treats and entertainment. The event aims to raise funds for animal shelters and welcomes dog-related stalls.
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Christian Ferray, founder of Ferray Rugs in Collier Row, creates high-quality, custom tufted rugs and cushions. His passion for craftsmanship shines through in each piece, attracting a global customer base.
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Havering Council’s licensing and trading standards teams have been out across the borough to prevent local retailers selling age-restricted products such as vapes and tobacco to young people aged under 18.
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A 16-year-old boy was charged on 4 August with murder and arson with intent to engender life. He will appear in custody at Barkingside Youth Court today, Monday, 5 August.
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The first football and basketball event took place at Cottons Park on Thursday 1st August and saw over 20 children take part in both sessions. The feedback from staff and parents was that the sessions went very well and were well thought out. The coaches where excellent.
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Detectives in Havering have now charged four people following a series of alleged hate-related incidents in the area.
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Police are appealing to the community to help them locate a high risk missing person.
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This year marks The Habbit Factory’s 20th Anniversary, and they are celebrating with a classic tale that promises to be the purrfect family Christmas pantomime!
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Havering Council has approved a £54,000 boost to its youth services after largely performing ahead of target.
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On Wednesday 31 July Power League in Romford played host to an amazing community event run by AIR Networking. Many children came to play football, table tennis, take part in boxing classes run by the volunteers on hand.
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Robert Price, 76, sadly died following a fire at a residential property in Oval Road North, Dagenham, on Saturday, 27 July.
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A retail worker in Dagenham was taken to hospital yesterday, Wednesday 31 July following an altercation with a customer that saw him sprayed in the face with an unknown substance.
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Residents living on Friar’s Court, on the Oldchurch Estate in Romford have been left without hot water for weeks.
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The Met’s Gold Commander wrapped up a challenging day overseeing public order events, marked by peaceful anti-racist protests and a large rally, which saw some arrests, minor incidents, and impressive policing. Subsequent events included the arrest of Tommy Robinson and the potential for further unrest, but the situation eventually calmed down.
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A London NHS trust has been ordered to improve after failing to respond to hundreds of information requests.
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