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A former police officer who faced shocking false allegations of rape, sexual assault, drug taking and abuse has spoken exclusively
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Havering has officially chosen two new Members of the UK Youth Parliament following a closely fought election at Havering Town
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In light of further delays projected recently by Havering Council (while it was led by the previous administration, Havering Residents
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Residents across Havering are demanding to see more police officers back on the streets and they are absolutely right to
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Emerson Park Academy has introduced a strict new “phone-free” policy, requiring pupils to lock away their mobile phones during the
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Samantha Jobber -SEND Parent and Advocate writes in the Havering Daily. As a parent to four children with Special Educational
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Julia Lopez MP is inviting residents to attend her free Older People’s Fair at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch next Tuesday. The
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A charity football match featuring KSI and Andy Carroll will take place on 10 May at Victoria Road, raising funds for Mind in Havering. It’s a community-focused event expected to attract significant attendance. Tickets are on sale now.
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Figures reveal a profession under pressure as officers speak out about feeling undervalued, overworked and increasingly disillusioned The role of
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March was the busiest month on record for emergency care departments in Redbridge and Havering hospitals, the NHS says, writes
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From the perspective of PTSD999, the recent move by Chief Constables and the National Police Chiefs’ Council to make the
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A mental health charity in Havering, Barking and Dagenham has launched ‘Thorpey’s Bat and Chat’, a new programme using cricket to help people improve their mental health and wellbeing.
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Young people in Havering are set to benefit from a major new £30 million investment in youth services, as the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, launches the landmark ‘Youth Lates’ programme to bring high-quality youth clubs back into every community.
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Rainham residents have helped kickstart a fresh, community-led approach to tackling long-running landfill fire concerns at a special workshop held on Friday 27 March.
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Policing was once a job to be proud of. Many joined as cadets from the age of 18 and stayed until retirement. It was more than an occupation. Officers were proud, proud of the work they did in their community, and most importantly, they had leaders who had got there from experience, knew the job, and understood their officers. They had support and understanding.
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Homelessness across Havering is reaching deeply concerning levels, with new figures highlighting the growing scale of the crisis and the increasing pressure on local support services.
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Havering’s local MPs, councillors and campaigners have joined together to support calls for a new law to address the crisis of contaminated land in the UK, with a focus on protecting people and the environment above all else.
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SHAPE Institute for Health at Queen Mary University of London is working with local MP Margaret Mullane and local campaigners
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A Collier Row man has spoken of his distress and anger over the treatment his elderly mother has received while being cared for at Queen’s Hospital.
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The Metropolitan Police Service alongside Havering Council, Youth Unity, local partners and residents have officially launched the Build phase of the Our Harold Hill – Clear Hold Build project — marking the next stage in a twoyear programme that has significantly reduced crime and strengthened community resilience across Harold Hill.
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