Exclusive:“We Are Not Just Losing a Building, We Are Losing Our Safe Space”-Vital Mental Health Group Faces Closure.

Service users say they feel abandoned and failed after a decision by North East London NHS Foundation Trust not to renew the lease on the Petersfield Centre in Harold Hill, resulting in the possible loss of a vital mental health group.

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Harold Hill Residents Invited to ‘Building the Future’ Event: Join Police and Community for Safer Streets.

Residents, partners and community leaders are being encouraged to attend a key event on Saturday 28 February, titled Building the Future, which will highlight the progress made under the Clear, Hold, Build initiative in Harold Hill and set out what comes next.

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“Not a Migrant Hotel”: Havering Council Shuts Down Viral Harold Hill Rumours.

Havering Council has moved swiftly to shut down rumours circulating online this week after concerns were raised that a property on Farringdon Avenue in Harold Hill was being used as a migrant centre. The Council has categorically denied the claims, making clear the information being shared on social media is false.

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Rising Funeral Costs: What Havering Families Need to Know

Bereaved families in Havering are overcharged for funerals due to lack of awareness, facing financial strain during difficult times. Experts call for enhanced support, transparent pricing, and early guidance to alleviate these burdens.

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Harold Hill’s Christmas Light Switch On A Truly Magical Experience For The Community.

Harold Hill burst into festive colour yesterday, Sunday 23 November, as the Christmas tree lights were switched on and it was nothing short of A-MA-ZING. Crowds poured in to soak up the Christmas spirit, with funfairs, bustling stalls, stage performances and, of course, the star of the season himself, Father Christmas

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Harold Hill Councillor Presents Major Petition Opposing MOTO’s Green Belt Development at Full Council Meeting.

Councillor Pat Brown presented a petition signed by hundreds of local residents opposing the proposed MOTO motorway service area at the last full Council meeting on Wednesday 19 November 2025. The development, which would build extensive new services on both sides of the M25 in Brentwood and Havering, comes on top of the disruption and environmental pressures expected from the Lower Thames Crossing.

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