News for the community, by the community.
Havering’s local MPs, councillors and campaigners have joined together to support calls for a new law to address the crisis of contaminated land in the UK, with a focus on protecting people and the environment above all else.
On Saturday 25 October outside London’s City Hall, bereaved families from across Britain stood together in a powerful display of grief, anger and resolve. Led by legendary campaigner Courtney Barrett, the demonstration laid bare the devastating toll of knife crime — and the failure of a system which continues to let these families down.
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“Knife crime is rising — and no one wants to talk about why children are carrying weapons.”
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Having fought hard for over three years to save our trees along the Liberty Line – our little ‘push and pull’ railway line that runs from Romford to Upminster via Emerson Park and back – positive resolutions are finally being nurtured between residents and Network Rail.
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Myself and Clear the Air in Havering welcome the High Court’s decision to grant permission to proceed with our legal case against Havering Council
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For those of you enquiring who tackles knife crime-then look at frontline officers, schools officers, bereaved parents, and anti knife crime campaigners. As for the rest-no one is interested, and so it will remain.
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As a local mother of two young children, I’m really excited about the news that three School Streets in Havering have been proposed: Hacton Primary, Whybridge and Brittons, and Rise Park Schools.
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London’s communities are tired of watching children die on the street. Tired of watching children carry knives to protect themselves. We have to listen to our youth, stand in their shoes and understand what is going on in their lives.
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“I think our communities have now realised that we have to be prepared all the time for a knife crime
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