Harold Hill Community Fun Day Such A HUGE Success That It Sparks Calls for Winter Event.
Harold Hill’s Community Fun Day has been hailed as the best event of the summer, with residents now calling for a winter edition.
Read moreHarold Hill’s Community Fun Day has been hailed as the best event of the summer, with residents now calling for a winter edition.
Read moreHow long can London continue to sustain these relentless protests every weekend? And more importantly, what impact is this having on our frontline officers tasked with policing them?
Read moreHarold Hill witnessed its most spectacular event to date this weekend as the Harold Hill Community Fun Day, run by Havering Police, brought thousands of residents together on a hot and sunny Saturday. The atmosphere was electric, and the event proved to be nothing short of amazing.
Read moreThis week, a 15-year-old boy was charged with murder, grievous bodily harm, and possession of an offensive weapon. He joins a tragic list of children who have faced the most serious of charges. Across London in just the past year, at least five minors aged 14–16 have been charged with murder. Let that sink in: five children who should be in school are instead sitting in jail
Read moreRomford Safer Neighbourhood Team officers were patrolling the town centre when they spotted a group of males loitering around Sapphire Ice Leisure Centre. One male was seen suspected of smoking a joint of Cannabis.
Read moreThe much-loved “Our Harold Hill” Clear Hold Build Community Fun Day is back for 2025 — and it’s set to be even bigger and better than last year.
Read moreOfficers from the Emerson Park Safer Neighbourhood Team were quick off the mark to track down a stolen truck. The Ford tipper truck was stolen from Butts Green Road around 1pm yesterday.
Read moren many organisations where morale is low, the performance of its workforce invariably takes a downward turn. There can be little doubt that morale in the Met has massively suffered during recent years and taken that sharp downward turn in the light of recent events. There is much that is unsettling rank and file officers at present
Read moreA man remains in a life threatening condition after being assaulted on Shafter Road/ Rainham Road, yesterday morning. The incident took place just before 9am, as the road remained closed for the most part of the day.
Read moreThe Metropolitan Police has pushed back against plans for a large-scale, African-themed festival in Havering, writes local democracy reporter Sebastian Mann.
Read moreA Scotland Yard firearms officer could be sacked almost a decade after shooting dead Jermaine Baker during an attempted prison break. The IOPC have now directed the Met Police to hold gross misconduct proceedings against the officer.
Read morePolice are appealing for witnesses to come forward following the death of a 27-year-old woman in Chadwell Heath Lane, Romford.
Read moreThe 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).
Read morePolice have now made a fourth arrest in relation to a murder investigation in Romford.
Read moreA 35-year-old was arrested on suspicion of murder, alongside a 21-year-old and 22-year-old who were arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.
Read moreA woman has died after being assaulted on Chadwell Heath Lane yesterday, Saturday 16 August.
Read more“Police do nothing” – it’s a phrase often thrown around when crimes go unreported or when people feel justice hasn’t been served. Many see reporting a crime as a waste of time, believing the police simply won’t act. But perhaps it’s time we change the scenario and take a step back – say, 20 years ago in London.
Read moreLondon Road in Romford, has been cordoned off since 9:30 today, following a fight.
Read moreA much loved Hornchurch grandmother, Lisa Di Palma, 61, has died a week after being left seriously injured by an allegedly drunk driver while on holiday in Turkey.
Read moreDespite lack of resources across the board, together Havering Police, Council Enforcement Teams and third sector organisations have attempted to get to the root causes of knife crime and reduce both carrying and harm in Havering. Yet, simply wanting to dispose of a knife seems far too difficult, says Mark Whiley, Coordinator for Barking, Dagenham and Havering Green Party.
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