Lumiere-A Cinema Saved By People And Now A Vibrant Community Hub.
Romford’s beloved local cinema, saved by a passionate community after Premiere closed its doors last August, has triumphantly reopened as Lumiere
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The New Planning Bill Is Coming For Our Green Spaces-But Could It Be Impacting Our Allotments Too?
What is important to note right now-is the vital contribution these allotments have on our community. Not only are they important green spaces, but they equally provide the community with home grown produce.
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Havering Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Members to Palms Hotel Networking Event
The Havering Chamber of Commerce’s recent networking event at the Palms Hotel attracted numerous local business professionals. Highlights included presentations on the Digital Reef data centre project and showcasing hotel facilities, with membership benefits emphasized.
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London news: Appeal After Police Vehicle Damaged
Officers are appealing to the public for information after a Met police car was damaged in Clapham.
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Romford MP And Residents Anger As New Housing Blocks In Romford Bought By Newham Council To House Their Families In Need.
The brand new housing blocks on North Street, that comprise of 75 flats were sold by private developers to Newham Council, who need to house families who are in temporary accommodation.
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Get Ready For Havering’s Fantastic Summer Festivals At Harrow Lodge Park!
Exciting news from Havering Mind as Ciaran, Caroline and their a-ma-zing volunteers prepare for three days of fun, sun, music and even foam parties at Harrow Lodge Park in Hornchurch!
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‘Launders Lane Steering Group Has Been Telling The Council For Three Years About The Serious Impact This Site Is Having-A High Court Judge Has Now Validated This.’
“Please Havering Council-for all our sake’s use these court findings proactively, give urgent attention to this very critical matter, the residents and their children’s lives depend on it.”
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High Court Rules Havering Council Acted Unlawfully Over Launders Lane Pollution.
Ruth Kettle-Frisby and a team of Havering mums have won a major legal victory after the High Court ruled that Havering Council acted unlawfully in its decision not to designate Launders Lane (Arnolds Field) as contaminated land.
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Salvation Army Kicks Off Summer With A Community Summer Fayre In Harold Hill.
The Harold Hill Salvation Army invited the local community to come together for their Summer Fayre on Saturday, 14 June. The event was aimed to bring fun, laughter and connection for all ages and it was a fantastic opportunity for the community to come together in the summer sun!
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Two Rainham Grassroot Sport Venues Receive Government Grants.
The news that two grassroots sporting venues in the south of Havering, within the constituency of Dagenham and Rainham, are to receive grants from the Government has been greeted by Margaret Mullane MP.
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Havering Fire Chief Advice: “Have A Great But Safe Summer” As Temperatures Soar.
As summer finally arrives across Havering and temperatures rise, our Fire Chief Paul McClenaghan advises residents to have a safe summer. The Borough Commander spoke to the Havering Daily about the small, but very important steps residents can take to stay safe.
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London News: If the London Mayor Cares About the Environment, Why Isn’t City Hall Catering Plant-Based?
For the past year the Plant-Based Councils campaign has been asking for Mayor Sadiq Khan to announce the need for the London Assembly to transition to plant-based internal catering
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Havering’s Wildlife Is Already In Decline And Now Our Greenbelt Land Faces The Axe As Construction Wins Over Conservation.
Is wildlife in Havering in decline? The signs are increasingly hard to ignore. For many residents, our green spaces are a source of pride and peace, yet recent data and local insights suggest that our borough’s wildlife is under growing pressure.
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Havering’s Speeding Hotspots: Which Roads Are Putting Lives at Risk?
Havering residents are increasingly alarmed by drivers racing through their streets—often at terrifying speeds. Recent studies and council reports have spotlighted a few particularly dangerous roads:
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Elm Park Resident Joins An Incredible Over 50s Circus Where The Youngest Performer Is 52 And The oldest 77!
Alison, who lives in Elm Park, made a life changing decision in her 50s, she joined a circus! Since joining it has been one of the most rewarding experiences in her life, that has bought, fun friendship and fantastic new skills. Alison joined the Generation Circus and Can Do Circus Company
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Rainham-One Of The Most Deprived Areas Of London Routinely Regarded As A Landfill Dumping Ground And Gravel Extraction Site: But What About Its Forgotten People?
On Wednesday 12 May, local campaigner and activist Ruth Kettle-Frisby took to the streets pf London to attend a special summit where she was invited to to give a speech about the nightmare that is Launders Lane.
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Romford Councillor Calls On Building Safety Regulators To Make Swift Decision over Apartments As Residents Left Unable To Secure Mortgage.
Councillor David Taylor has called on the government’s building safety regulator to come to a swift decision on the remediation of the Axis apartments, following repeated delays which have left some residents unable to secure a mortgage.
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Police Work Tirelessly To Support Man Who Barricaded Himself In House Suffering A Mental Health Crisis.
On Friday 13 June officers attended an address on Dagenham Healthway following concerns that a man had barricaded himself in a house. Officers attended and the road was closed as they began talking and working with the man to try and get him out of the property safely.
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Are Daily London Protests Leaving Havering With No Visible Policing?
Let’s be clear: if you’re frustrated about the lack of policing, don’t blame the officers. Blame those who have failed to properly fund, support, or prioritise them
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Havering Council Approves New Strategy To Tackle Smoking And Vaping As Survey Reveals 12% Of Children Test Out Vaping.
The Tobacco Harm Reduction Strategy is a five-year plan to reduce smoking in order to create a smoke-free society by 2030 and improve the wellbeing of the local population.
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