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The Member of Parliament for Romford, Andrew Rosindell MP, has issued a strong statement following the horrendous antisemitic attack in Australia.
David Lammy has introduced plans to allow some criminal cases to be tried without a jury, replacing them with judge-only
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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.
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Councillors are broadly categorised as Political, Career, or Community Councillors, each with unique priorities. Understanding these distinctions aids residents in interpreting decision-making and appreciating the significance of transparency and community engagement in local governance.
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“Being tied to the priorities of so-called ‘Greater London’ has resulted in high-density development we do not want, ULEZ expansion
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Sadiq Khan has been forced to apologise over the never-ending Gallows Corner delays as fury grows among residents and businesses
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Andrew Rosindell MP has voiced his constituents’ deep frustration after yet another revised timetable for the Gallows Corner flyover works — and fury is now growing over TfL’s refusal to compensate struggling local businesses.
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My colleagues and I, especially those who have served in the past, will not stand by while Labour appeases the enemies of the United Kingdom. Our Armed Forces are the greatest in the world, and they deserve respect and gratitude, not betrayal.”
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For children with SEND needs, the world is often not a safe or easy place — and that’s not just because of their condition.
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Multi-millionaire Richard Tice’s out of touch tirade against disabled children says more about what we can expect if we let Reform anywhere near the corridors of power than it does about loving disabled families doing their best to get by.
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The Member of Parliament for Romford, Andrew Rosindell MP, has slammed the European Court of Human Rights, calling it a “sword against our democracy.”
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The Member of Parliament for Romford-Andrew Rosindell MP has called for Justice Secretary David Lammy to resign following the mistaken release of another foreign sex offender, calling his performance in Parliament yesterday as ‘calamitous’.
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Havering Residents Association councillors are urging Transport for London to provide a clear update on the prolonged closure of Gallows Corner, which has caused severe traffic disruption and economic impact. They demand transparency and a reopening timeline for affected residents and businesses.
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Recently in the House of Commons, Parliamentarians had the opportunity to reaffirm our sovereignty and take back control of our borders – to put right the totally unfair reality that foreign judges can overturn decisions made by our sovereign Parliament. However, Labour and their left-wing allies voted it down.
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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.
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Julia Lopez, MP, opposes the government’s mandatory digital ID proposal, arguing it won’t stop illegal migration and undermines citizen choice. She emphasizes the importance of voluntary verification, privacy, and enhancing current identity checks without imposing government control over individuals.
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Emerson Park Ward Councillor David Godwin has spoken out strongly against the government’s proposed plans for digital ID cards.
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“She spoke with such passion, her patriotic belief in Britain and the true conservative principles that she spent her entire life fighting for.”
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The Havering Daily sought opinions from all 55 councillors on the Government’s Digital ID scheme, but most did not respond. Responses from those who did varied significantly, raising concerns about lack of engagement and transparency on critical civil liberties issues.
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Havering’s first Reform councillor says Department of Government Efficiency-style changes are needed in the borough to prevent financial doom, writes Sebastian Mann, local democracy reporter.
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