Havering Marks World Suicide Prevention Day With Stories Of Hope Event
Havering marked World Suicide Prevention Day with a Stories of Hope event sharing lived experiences and encouraging people to seek support.
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COUNCIL NEWS: Roe Wood Park development receives national housebuilding award
Bellway has been recognised for its outstanding construction quality after the construction site manager won a prestigious NHBC Pride in the Job Award. The award, widely regarded as one of the highest accolades in the…
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Why The Change In Weather Could Be Making Your Asthma Worse
Colder air, seasonal illnesses and changing conditions can aggravate asthma. Here is what Havering residents can do to manage their symptoms and when to seek help.
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Andrew Rosindell Marks 25 Years as Romford’s Longest Serving MP.
Romford MP Andrew Rosindell has marked a remarkable 25 years representing his hometown, becoming the longest serving Member of Parliament
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Margaret Mullane MP Hosts Fantastic Knife Crime Summit That Brings The Community Together.
On Saturday 12 September, Margaret MullaneMP hosted a powerful and successful meeting session to counter the evils of knife crime. 110 people attended and took part in the
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How Does Havering’s Town Centre Police Presence Compare With the Rest of London?.
New figures reveal how Havering’s dedicated Town Centre Policing Team compares with teams operating across London, with 16 police officers
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Havering’s Housing Explosion: How Many New Homes Are Really Being Planned for the Borough?
Havering is facing a huge programme of housing growth, with thousands of homes already planned or being delivered across the
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Ten-Man Romford Through In The FA Vase
Romford overcame a red card and a second-half Burnham Ramblers comeback to win 3-2 and progress in the FA Vase.
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Selling a House in Havering: What’s Changed, and What Still Catches People Out
Havering’s property market has shifted significantly over the last decade due to the Elizabeth Line’s arrival. However, selling homes remains challenging, often delayed by chain issues. Buyers now favour well-maintained homes, emphasising paperwork and market strategies for successful sales.
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“Havering Stands Behind Its Police”: Neighbourhood Teams Get a Boost as Three More Officers Join
Havering’s police officers are facing an increasingly challenging policing environment, with hundreds of officers being taken away from their local
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Keith Prince Challenges City Hall Over Havering’s 73 Traveller Pitch Target
Keith Prince has challenged City Hall over a draft London Plan target for at least 73 additional permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitches in Havering.
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A Mayor Who Gave Her Heart to Havering: Sue Ospreay Raises More Than £101,000 for Charity
Former Mayor of Havering Councillor Sue Ospreay has handed over a cheque for £101,065.05 to the MCA Trust at Harris Academy Rainham, joined by Keith and Joanne Isaac and the MCA Superstars.
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“They Don’t Live Here”: Romford Residents Furious as Council Officers Back Controversial Como Street Development
A controversial redevelopment of Como Street Car Park could move a major step closer to reality after Havering Council officers
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More Than 400 Walkers Raise £37,000 For Saint Francis Hospice
More than 400 people gathered in Raphael Park for the Saint Francis Hospice Memory Walk, raising £37,000 so far.
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Why The Replacement Warley Electricity Substation Could Be Bigger Than The Existing Site
National Grid is preparing to consult residents on plans for a replacement Warley electricity substation near South Ockendon.
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Tapestry Celebrates 20 Years Of Care As New Havering Support Groups Begin
Tapestry Care UK is celebrating 20 years at Paines Brook while launching new wellbeing sessions and a men’s social group across Havering.
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The Upminster Landmark That Nearly Vanished – And the Community That Saved It
Upminster Windmill has survived storms, industrial change, dereliction and the threat of demolition. This is the remarkable 223-year story of the landmark and the community that saved it.
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Could Your Dog Be Romford’s Next Best In Show?
Romford Market Place will welcome a Community Dog Show and Pup Up Café on Saturday 19 September, with entry fees supporting Scruffy’s Angels.
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Independent Film Celebrating English Cider Craft Comes To Lumiere Romford
A locally made documentary following acclaimed cider-maker Tom Oliver will be screened at Lumiere Romford on 14 September.
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COUNCIL NEWS: Councillors visit new modular homes ahead of local families moving in
Councillors recently visited Havering’s new modular homes at Waterloo Road and Queen Street to see the completed accommodation ahead of Havering residents moving in over the coming weeks. L-R – Paul Nicholls, Wates Residential, Cllr…
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