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Beam Park’s first school, Park Primary Academy, has officially opened as part of the ambitious Beam Park residential scheme delivered by Vistry via its Countryside Partnerships brand and L&Q. The school is operated by Partnership Learning, a multi-academy trust overseeing 20 primary, secondary and special schools across London boroughs including Havering and Barking & Dagenham.
Beam Park Labour Councillors Trevor McKeever and Matt Stanton joined New City College today to mark the opening of a state-of-the-art Highways Maintenance training facility at the Beam Park campus.
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Local councillors Trevor Mckeever and Matt Stanton are proud to announce a Job Fair atMardyke Community Centreon Friday, 27th October, from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM, aimed at supporting residents in navigating the current employment climate and accessing new opportunities.
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A ten pump fire on Blueberry Court on Orchard Village, Rainham, has broken out in the early hours of this morning.
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Residents living in Duxbury House on Fairlane Road, Rainham, say they have had enough of the repeated lift failures in their building — after yet another breakdown left a disabled woman stranded outside with her two children for hours.
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Following a substantial period of time last year when residents of Duxbury House on Beam Park were left without a working lift, residents have once again been forced to reach out to their local councillors after a series of dangerous incidents in the last few weeks.
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Carol and Rob Baker of Beam Park Havering Residents Association Team have spent the last two days enjoying the free community youth engagement at the new Beam Park Development on the A1306, provided by Newark Youth London.
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Carol and Rob Baker, two local Beam Park Residents and members of the Havering Residents Association, have urged housing association Clarion, to trim back a large tree in a children’s play area on Passive Way following concerns from paren
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A huge fire has broken out in Beam Parklands, Rainham and is currently being tackled by our fire fighters.
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South Hornchurch and Beam Park Safer Neighbourhood officers yesterday, 9 July, removed large quantities of counterfeit vapes and tobacco from a shop in the area.
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Nowhere is this more apparent than the Fordview Industrial Estate, directly opposite the Beam Park development and the yet to be built station. Vacant units, towering weeds, and piles of rubbish have been reported to the Council without any real change.
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Residents in Bromley, in south London, attacked proposals for a 22-metre high 5G mast that were submitted in January.
They said the proximity of the monopole to their homes “raises serious concerns regarding the potential long-term health effects associated with continuous exposure to electromagnetic radiation, mainly for children”.
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As part of an ongoing series of meetings with Clarion Housing, Councillor Trevor Mckeever and Matt Stanton, the two Beam Park Councillors, have raised a number of important issues with the Housing Association in regards to the orchard Village housing estate in South Hornchurch.
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Local Councillors joined staff from Clarion and the volunteers from the Mardyke Community Centre, Rainham to distribute food donated by the Felix Project on Monday 7 April.
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Beam Park Councillors Trevor Mckeever and Matt Stanton, approached a family business in Rainham for help support a local charity and they stepped forward with a donation of £3,700 for Havering Learning Disability Society.
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Ward councillors for Beam Park that covers the Orchard Village estate, have been working tirelessly to help resolve the ongoing water issues residents living on the estate have faced. Councillors Trevor McKeever and Matthew Stanton have been working with residents living on the estate since the issues began. Residents have faced water supply problems, including being left without water for 24 hours.
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Councillors Trevor McKeever and Matt Stanton organised a Jobs and Skills fair at the Mardyke Community Centre on Tuesday 18 February.
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Following another road traffic collision at the Marsh Way junction with New Road, Beam Park Councillors Trevor Mckeever and Matt Stanton have written to the Deputy Mayor for Transport, Seb Dance, to ask that approval be given as soon as possible for alterations to the traffic lights.
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Beam Park Labour Councillors Trevor McKeever and Matthew Stanton have been listening to local residents regarding lighting and safety issues in the ward and their concerns over certain areas. Following their intervention, Havering Council has now added additional lighting.
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Following meetings with FCC and Havering staff on New Road, Beam Park, Labour Councillors are pleased to see improvements in the street cleansing service, but note that there is more to do.
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