Havering Cyclists Take Their Fight Straight to Election Candidates As They Launch ‘Street for Cycling’ Campaign.

With local elections taking place across London on 7 May, and the pre-election period now begun, local London Cycling Campaign group

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Special Report: 374 Nights in One Month -The Shocking Scale of Homelessness in Havering and the Charity Offering Hope.

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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Have Your Say on Havering’s Historic Conservation Areas.

Havering Council is inviting residents to give their views on updated Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plans (CAAMPs) for three of the borough’s historic areas: Langtons, RAF Hornchurch, and Havering-atte-Bower.

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Police Step Up Patrols as Youths Dispersed from Hornchurch High Street.

Officers carried out high‑visibility reassurance patrols on Hornchurch High Street on Monday 17 March 2026 as part of routine policing efforts to keep the town centre safe. During the patrols, a group of youths was stopped after attempting to make off from officers. As the situation was being managed, more youths joined the group but were later dispersed from the area without incident.

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Growing Crowds of Masked Youths Spark Concern on Hornchurch High Street.

Hornchurch shoppers have raised concerns after a growing number of youths have been seen gathering outside shops on the High Street wearing masks. Everyday, after school and college, youths gather near the bus stops and outside the shops in large crowds.

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Lammy’s Controversial ‘No Jury’ Courts Bill Passes But How Did Havering’s MPs Vote?

Residents across Havering may be asking how their three Members of Parliament voted on the controversial Courts and Tribunals Bill legislation driven by Justice Secretary David Lammy that has sparked significant debate about the future of jury trials and the wider justice system in England and Wales.

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Jasper’s Sport Report 6th – 11th March 2026

This week’s sports report highlights key results from the National League South, the FA Cup, and the UEFA Champions League. Hornchurch’s victory narrows the gap at the top of their league. In the FA Cup, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester City achieved significant wins, while Bayern Munich dominated in the Champions League.

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“A Local Business Shouldn’t Have to Pay for a Job the Police Should Do”-Romford MP Slams Parade Funding Fiasco.

“It is outrageous that our Scouts need £9,000 to march safely – police should be protecting them, not local businesses!”

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“Outrage in Havering as St George’s Day Scout Parade Faces Possible Cancellation Over £9,000 Traffic Management Requirement”

The Reform Romford Member of Parliament has hit out at plans to cancel this year’s St George’s day parade. He told the Havering Daily: “I am outraged to hear that the traditional St. George’s Day Scout parades in Havering may be cancelled this year due to bureaucracy! This is totally unacceptable and I will do everything in my power as Romford’s MP to fight this!

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Council Snubs MP’s Request Over Longer Consultation Period For Huge Data Centre Proposals On Havering’s Greenbelt Land.

The Hornchurch and Upminster MP Julia Lopez met with residents concerned about the data centre at a public meeting and during site visits, and she has consistently pushed for greater transparency and engagement from Havering Council and the developer over the plans.

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Jasper’s Sport Report 27th February to 5th March 2026

In March, Hornchurch achieved significant wins, including a dramatic debut goal by D. Poleon. In the Premier League, Wolves celebrated a historic victory, while teams like Newcastle and Tottenham faced challenges. The week’s flops were highlighted, featuring underwhelming performances by several high-profile players.

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Drugs, Cash and Phones Seized in Hornchurch Car Park Arrest.

Proactive patrols and swift work by Havering officers have led to a man being arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs after a stop in a Hornchurch car park. The arrest came as neighbourhood teams carried out high visibility policing in the town centre, demonstrating their continued commitment to tackling drug dealing and keeping local communities safe.

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Hornchurch Archer Says He Feels “In Limbo” After 17 Month Suspension

Ramesh Lal, a Hornchurch businessman, has been suspended by Archery GB for over 17 months following a dispute with a coach. This suspension, affecting his mental health, has barred him from training or competing in archery.

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