News for the community, by the community.
Beam Park Councillors Trevor Mckeever and Matt Stanton have written to their new Member of Parliament, Margaret Mullane MP, to congratulate her on her election victory, and to pass on the priorities of local residents to their parliamentary representative.
These two local Labour parties have lacked the integrity and the will to champion public health, clean air, disabled children’s rights and more. It is their politically-driven choices that have potentially lost them seats at the parliamentary table here in Havering.
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The increase in flat building has raised concerns about the lack of infrastructure to support the number of flats going up.
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I will be devoting particular attention to the issues of safety on our streets, tackling violent crime and meeting the need for homes that are truly affordable and of good quality for families, building thriving communities where people put down roots for the future.
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“The police have informed us that these incidents are linked, and that the individuals involved are all known to each other, and that arrests have been made.”
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Beam Park residents and visitors wishing to walk along New Road will know that the vegetation along the edge of the footpath has never been properly maintained by the council.
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If I am elected to Parliament I will be adding my support to the crack down on the availability of machetes and zombie-style knives and want to see tougher sanctions on those found to be carrying these weapons.
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I am shocked and appalled that after two years of service to Havering I have fallen victim to lies and misinformation being peddled by the Havering Residents’ Association.
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I will fight to make sure police visibility is increased across the constituency, but it is also important to recognise that we can’t arrest our way out of violent crime.
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It is very clear many HRA Councillors hold views that are wholly incompatible with those of the Labour Party and the needs of residents are being sidelined for populist headlines.’
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Labour Councillor Matt Stanton has been contacted by residents who use the footpath from New Road to access Rainham Village School and the shopping area due to the poor state of the path
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Cllr. Ray Morgon, leader of the Havering Residents Association, discusses the Council’s future after the 2022 Local Elections. The H.R.A formed a working relationship with Labour, but tensions arose at the last Council meeting. With increased Councillors, the H.R.A ended the relationship but expressed gratitude to Labour for stabilizing the Council.
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Gooshayes ward Councillor Paul McGeary has announced he has joined the Havering Residents Association (HRA), departing from his previous affiliation with the local Labour Party.
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A Working Agreement was established which included the membership of the Cabinet (7 H.R.A, 2 Labour). There was no inclusion on the role of Mayor.
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Havering Resident Association Councillors yesterday evening (Wednesday 22nd May) chose to ignore the working arrangement between their Party and the Labour Group
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Dagenham and Rainham’s Labour MP, Jon Cruddas, has written to the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing, and Communities, to highlight a potential historical issue affecting and disadvantaging carers across England.
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“None of us want to see libraries closed. They are lifelines for our community, not just in terms of access to books, but with all the other organisations and council services that run from those buildings, they are in many ways the center of many communities.
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Labour’s Prospective parliamentary candidate for Dagenham and Rainham, Margaret Mullane took part in the Knife Crime Awareness Event last week
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Labour Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Dagenham and Rainham Margaret Mullane and her team have been active in Rainham identifying and reporting unsightly rubbish dumped at two locations in Upminster Road South.
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You really don’t have to be a qualified accountant or an expert on local government to know that something is radically wrong with the system that funds local councils’ services. It feels and in fact is, broken.
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