Dagenham and Rainham MP Working Hard To Improve Housing Policy To Help her Constituents.
Housing is one of the reasons I got into politics, it is important to me, it is important to my constituents, and it underpins almost every aspect of our lives.
Housing is one of the reasons I got into politics, it is important to me, it is important to my constituents, and it underpins almost every aspect of our lives.
The fight against crime, particularly violent crime, is a key priority for me locally and nationally. Society can’t be at ease with itself unless we feel safe on our streets and in our homes.
Read moreProspective Labour councillor candidates Eric Sheqi and Karen Bemard have met with concerned parents at Scargill Infant School, as well as nearby residents, amid growing fears over speeding putting children’s lives at risk.
Read moreI called for a thorough review of the way government grants to councils was distributed. Basically, I wanted a fair funding review,
Read moreFollowing the unanimous decision by Havering Council to endorse a Labour proposal for an anti-idling campaign at the council meeting in July, St Albans Councillor Jane Keane quite reasonably asked what progress the administration had made towards this.
Read moreRainham Labour are pleased to see that resident’s concerns around noise and disorder have been listened to after Havering’s Licensing Committee rejected an application for thousands of people to descend on Damyns Hall Airfield at short notice for a music festival.
Read moreDagenham and Rainham has a proud service history and that is why on days like today we must honour those that went before, on whose sacrifices our freedoms were built.”
Read moreMargaret Mullane MP exclusively told the Havering Daily: “We have been here before, in 2013 and 2017 Dagenham police station was under threat of closure, and it was the MP and local community who campaigned and saved it. I worked on those campaigns and will lead on this again.”
Read moreNowhere is this more apparent than the Fordview Industrial Estate, directly opposite the Beam Park development and the yet to be built station. Vacant units, towering weeds, and piles of rubbish have been reported to the Council without any real change.
Read moreBeing able to afford a home in which you feel secure and comfortable is something many of us take for granted because we are already happily in that position
Read moreRecent months have seen a stepping up in the number of initiatives from Dagenham and Rainham MP, Margaret Mullane to tackle a range of crimes across the constituency.
Read moreHavering Labour Councillors Jane Keane and Matt Stanton, as trustees of the LUCAS play site charity, are pleased to see the start of improvement works to Hylands Park, in the form of a brand new swing set.
Read moreThe Member of Parliament for Dagenham and Rainham-Margaret Mullane today shares her month;y column in the Havering Daily:
Read moreOn Friday, last week, Councillors Trevor McKeever and Matt Stanton joined local residents in litter picking at Mardyke Open Space. “With council budgets being so stretched, if we can all set a good example and show pride in our area, that’s invaluable”, Cllr Stanton told the Havering Daily.
Read moreFollowing pre-decision scrutiny by a cross-party committee the previous week, the Cabinet of Havering Council agreed it’s Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Strategy on Wednesday 9 April.
Read moreLocal Councillors joined staff from Clarion and the volunteers from the Mardyke Community Centre, Rainham to distribute food donated by the Felix Project on Monday 7 April.
Read moreThis week Margaret Mullane MP launched a campaign petition in a bid to secure the £35 million capital investment Queen’s Hospital needs to expand the Emergency Department (A&E), boosting capacity and bringing down waiting times. The investment will also secure a PET scanner for the hospital which will reduce cancer diagnosis waiting times across Barking and Dagenham, Havering, and Redbridge.
Read moreThere is no doubt about it, as the Trussell Trust have reported, hunger and hardship will get worse under Labour austerity.
Read moreThe Member of Parliament for Dagenham and Rainham, Margaret Mullane, has been contacted by the Asda Foundation with news that grants are available for local groups that support young people.
Read moreHavering Council was able to pass a balanced budget after the Labour Government agreed to a ‘capitalisation order’, effectively a line of credit extended by the government.
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