School isolation hysteria is not a solution-Adela Meer.
Local Harold Wood resident Adela Meer today writes in the Havering Daily: There is no question that covid is a
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Health and Wellbeing
Havering Mind to hold their annual summer events this year.
Local mental health charity Havering Mind is delighted to see the return of their annual summer events: ‘The Essex Tribute Fest
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‘My position is clear, NO to vaccine passports,’ -Andrew Rosindell MP.
Today, the Romford MP writes in the Havering Daily openly objecting to vaccine passports. For many months now we have
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Residents urged to keep following Hands,Face,Space in Council buildings.
Havering Council has joined other public sector organisations and businesses calling on local people to continue to wear face coverings
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Freedom Day-‘The PM has asked us all to use our common sense now that he has washed his hands of any responsibility.’
Head of Romford Labour Angelina Leatherbarrow today shares her views on Freedom Day. When I got on the train yesterday
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Freedom Day-local MP’s and Council Leader share their views.
Yesterday saw what has been now named ‘Freedom Day’ after the removal of restrictions took place across the country following
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Business students link up with school to raise money for Mind.
Business students from New City College Havering Sixth Form linked up with local secondary school pupils to run a Mental Health Awareness Day, raising money for the
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Changes to Havering Rapid Testing sites as more people test at home.
With more residents using rapid Lateral Flow Covid-19 home tests , Havering Council is closing the Collier Row and Upminster
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Havering Council Leader urges everyone to get their jab.
The Leader of Havering Council is urging everyone aged 18 and over to get their vaccine – and the over
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‘My nan said to me please I want to live, don’t let me die.’
An elderly pensioner fell in the road breaking her hip as a result of the force of speeding car. Locals
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‘Divided in politics, united in grief’-Jon Cruddas MP joins more that 200 politicians calling for a Covid Memorial Wall.
Jon Cruddas MP for Dagenham and Rainham has joined 227 MP’s, Peers and Mayors to write to the Prime Minister urging
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New Havering project aims to keep infection rates low.
This week, Havering Council launched a new Covid-19 pilot project, to help support residents that need to isolate. The Council
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Holly takes to the skies for mental health charity.
Brave sixth former Holly Brooker is planning a skydive to raise money for mental health charity Mind. Holly, 17, who
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Havering Support Services recognised for outstanding services to schools during Covid.
HES, the London Borough of Havering’s commercial brand of support services to education establishments, is celebrating making it to the
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Pick a street campaign joins the Great British Spring Clean to keep our streets tidy.
Litter blights our streets, parks and beaches and costs us millions of pounds to clear up every year. Keep Britain
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Havering Half Marathon returns this September.
The local mental health charity: Havering Mind will again hold the Half Marathon event in Havering later this year. Taking place on Sunday 12th September 2021, the race
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Young people talk about life in lockdown.
As we’ve started to come out of the pandemic, Havering Council has been asking local young people what life in
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Meet the Fernandos-A family with many challenges.
We’ve had a fair few new followers over the last few weeks, thank you so much everyone that is following our
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‘There is no shame in telling people you are suffering from anxiety, it can happen to anyone’-Anxiety and Depression in men.
One in four people will experience mental health issues, 17% of men will develop depression and anxiety at some point
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‘We join in her world’- mum of autistic daughter speaks out about her challenges.
April was Autism Awareness month and we have featured a series on articles looking at autism and its stigma in
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