CCTV Petition Submitted — Now We Must Make the Case
News from Rainham & Wennington Labour Action Team. Following the submission of a 672‑signature petition calling for CCTV in Rainham
News from Rainham & Wennington Labour Action Team. Following the submission of a 672‑signature petition calling for CCTV in Rainham
The Member of Parliament for Dagenham and Rainham- Margaret Mullane, MP has met with the major UK insurance company, AVIVA, to discuss
Read moreRainham & Wennington Labour Action Team are submitting a petition calling for the installation of new public CCTV for Rainham & Wennington ward at the March18 Council meeting, citing ongoing safety concerns, borough‑wide coverage failures, and community demand for visible crime‑prevention measures.
Read moreHavering Green Party have launched their “Change for the Better” campaign for the May 7th local elections, fielding candidates with a strong mix of experience, local knowledge and community commitment in every council seat.
Read moreFed-up Wennington locals are demanding urgent action over groups of scrambler bike riders tearing up local fields every Sunday afternoon, disturbing wildlife, residents, and even risking fire beneath pylons.
Read moreFollowing the devastating wildfire that destroyed 17 homes in Wennington Village during the July 2022 heatwave, the home owners suffered insult to their injury when they discovered that Havering Council, in following the then Tory Government’s rules, were required to impose a Community Infrastructure Levy payment when the houses were rebuilt.
Read moreHavering Council faces legal scrutiny over pollution management at Launders Lane, prompted by resident Ruth Kettle-Frisby. Concerns about methane, toxic chemicals, and potential health risks have arisen. The court’s decision could mandate reassessment of environmental safety and remediation actions.
Read moreWennington Village Green attained official Village Green status on July 20th, recognising its importance to the community. This status ensures preservation from development, commemorated by local councillors and celebrated by the community. The achievement represents collective dedication and promises future enhancements and community initiatives.
Read moreHavering Council has formally agreed to protect and designate five new green spaces as Village Greens, preserving them for future generations. These sites include Gooshays, Harold Hill; New Zealand Way, Rainham; Wennington Green, Wennington Village; west of Taunton Road, Harold Hill; and Fleet Close Play Site, Upminster. Councillor Graham Williamson affirmed the council’s commitment to safeguarding valuable green spaces.
Read moreYesterday, 19 July marked a sombre day in Wennington as residents remember the day their community was torn apart by
Read moreRainham and Wennington councillor Jackie McArdle today shares in the Havering Daily her thoughts on the past few months of
Read moreNext month on the 17th of September, Visions & Dreams along with the Berwick Manor Hotel in Rainham will be
Read moreHavering’s Borough Commander Paul McClenaghan talks to the Havering Daily about the recent fires across the borough. Paul also talks
Read moreOn Thursday 28th July, angry residents from Rainham and the surrounding areas amassed at the La Salette Social Club in
Read moreFrom Monday 1st August to Thursday 4th August between 10 am and 2.30 pm, the M.Y.C.A in Beam Park (Rainham),
Read moreThe Leader of Havering Council, Councillor Ray Morgon, said: “As we continue to respond to the tragic fires that have
Read moreThe South Hornchurch and Beam Park sections of the Rainham Independent Residents Association have raised a petition with well over
Read moreFor the last few weeks, posts about the large build up of mud on the A1306 have filled Rainham social
Read moreToday in the Havering Daily, Independent Residents Beam Park candidate Ross Elliott writes about the air quality issues affecting the
Read moreLong suffering residents of Wennington Village Rainham have responded overwhelmingly in favour of measures to control HGVs plaguing their lives. Jon Cruddas the
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