Hornchurch FC and Premier League Recap: Week of Ups and Downs

This week’s sport report highlights significant football results, including Arsenal’s second loss, Hornchurch’s struggles despite staying on top, and thrilling matchups in the Premier League, revealing teams’ inconsistent performances.

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Havering Council Steps In To Save Hornchurch Town Centre As Regeneration Begins.

Retail businesses in Hornchurch Town Centre like others up and down the country is under pressure from changing shopping habits i.e. online purchasing, a tightening of belts and the ever-present curse of shoplifting. The last thing we need would be a proliferation of shops closing.

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New Parking Changes Are About to Land As Council To Rollout New Charges-30 Minutes No Longer Free But 3-Hour Stay Slashed.

Havering Council has formally approved a pilot scheme to change charges at Fentiman Way and Appleton Way car parks, following Cabinet discussions and a summer review. The changes are designed to test whether different pricing will boost footfall and support local businesses.

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Weekly Football Round-Up: Hornchurch and Premier League Insights

This week’s sports report covers Hornchurch FC’s 5-0 defeat to Worthing, dropping them to third in the league. In the Premier League, Manchester City’s dramatic win over Leeds stands out, alongside key matches involving Newcastle and Fulham. Hornchurch rebounded with a 4-0 victory midweek, returning to the top.

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Local Business Installs Lifesaving Defibrillator for Hornchurch Community

A local Hornchurch business has taken a powerful step to support public safety by installing a community-access defibrillator outside their building. Richard Reece, from Allan Reece Associates, made the decision after being deeply moved by the tragic story of teenage boy Jamie Rees, whose life may have been saved had a defibrillator been available sooner. Jamie’s story has since led to national awareness and the incredible work of the OurJay Foundation, which campaigns for publicly accessible defibrillators to prevent similar tragedies.

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Hornchurch and Upminster MP Backs Residents Opposition to Rainham Quarry.

Fears are growing that a controversial application for a new quarry in Havering will soon return to the Council’s Planning Committee. As opposition to the scheme intensifies among residents of Hornchurch and Upminster, local MP Julia Lopez has once again submitted representations to Havering Council’s Director of Planning, setting out serious concerns about sand and gravel extraction at Rainham Lodge Farm. 

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Why Conservatives Oppose Mandatory Digital ID

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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