Beam Park Station: Claims Don’t Add Up
Councillor Graham Williamson, Cabinet Member for Development and Regeneration, shares his concerns below about recent claims surrounding the funding and
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Councillor Graham Williamson, Cabinet Member for Development and Regeneration, shares his concerns below about recent claims surrounding the funding and
Read moreThere are times when criticism of police leadership is both justified and necessary. The current Commissioner has, on occasion, faced
Read moreA terrorist attack in London yesterday has sent shockwaves through communities, with many in the Jewish community once again rightly
Read moreMatej Travnicek, Chairman of Dagenham and Rainham Conservatives, writes in today’s Havering Daily to set out the party’s opposition to
Read moreAs I walked down the Strand towards Aldwych, I could hear the chanting from protesters which I knew was in
Read moreA shocking late-night brawl in Hornchurch has once again highlighted the growing dangers faced by police officers on our streets.
Read moreNigel Farage drew crowds in Romford as he made a high profile visit to the town’s busy market on Friday 10 April.
Read moreHavering, one of London’s greenest boroughs, is facing a growing but often overlooked crisis as wildlife numbers decline and natural habitats come under increasing pressure.
Read moreThe owner of the Arnold’s Field site at Launders Lane has now refused permission for Havering Council to carry out its temporary solution to stop the fires on the site.
Read moreAn investigation has been launched after four ambulances belonging to the Jewish Community Ambulance service were set on fire in Golders Green.
Read moreThe Green Party has drawn attention by renewing its policy calling for the Church of England to be disestablished, which would end the Church’s formal ties to the British state.
Read moreWhen I’m out and about at public order events, one of the questions I’m asked by officers follows the theme as to whether I’d like to be ‘in the job today.’ My answer, I’m afraid is an emphatic no and one of several reasons would revolve around the demands placed on front line officers in terms of their frequent public order abstractions for ‘aid.’
Read moreHavering Records 16 Rapes In January, just how safe are women? We are repeatedly being told London is one of
Read moreGreen Belt land in England, including around London, is protected to stop towns and cities from sprawling into the countryside
Read moreHavering now has an official group of Reform UK councillors at the Town Hall following the defection of two former Conservative councillors. Christine Vickery and Robert Benham have joined the party, bringing the total number of Havering Reform councillors to three alongside Councillor and Keith Prince.
Read moreKeith Prince has cast doubt on whether major works at Gallows Corner will be completed on time, saying he is struggling to believe the project will reopen by the end of April 2026.
Read moreHavering’s council leader has launched a sharp attack on Nigel Farage, accusing the Reform UK leader of misleading residents about the borough’s financial crisis
Read moreReform would “attempt” not to borrow more if it took control of the cash-strapped Havering Council, Nigel Farage says.
Read moreRomford witnessed a significant political moment yesterday, as Andrew Rosindell, Member of Parliament for Romford, declared “today marks a new era for Romford” while standing alongside his party leader Nigel Farage during a visit to the town.
Read moreHavering Council has formally objected to the Government’s proposed London Emergency Housing Package, warning the plans could remove millions of pounds in local funding and reduce the borough’s control over planning decisions.
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