Big Win for Harold Hill Families As Government Funding Set to Transform Local Support.
Parents and children in Harold Hill will get some welcome support this year as a result of new government funding.
Read moreParents and children in Harold Hill will get some welcome support this year as a result of new government funding.
Read moreHavering 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.
Read moreHavering Council’s Cabinet announced on Wednesday 14 January that the St Kilda’s Children’s Centre in Eastern Road, Romford, would be the chief beneficiary of the Labour Government’s new Family Hub funding, with satellite projects coming to Harold Hill.
Read moreA man was arrested in Harold Hill yesterday following reports of what is believed to have been threats involving explosives.
Read moreThe cash-strapped Havering Council will be handed £29.9million to build almost 140 new homes, writes local democracy reporter Sebastian Mann.
Read moreThe Christmas spirit is shining brightly across Havering after a stolen school minibus has been recovered, thanks to the swift action and support of the local community.
Read moreResidents living near the unauthorised encampment in Noak Hill say activity on the site appears to be continuing, despite formal stop notices recently issued by Havering Council.
Read moreA Harold Hill shoplifter has now been jailed after repeatedly targeting the same local business.
Read moreHavering Police are issuing advice following a number of recent millennium burglaries in Harold Hill, with incidents taking place overnight.
Read moreBereaved 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.
Read moreHarold 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
Read moreCouncillor 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.
Read moreAt a time when police forces across the country are working hard to rebuild trust and strengthen relationships with young people, one initiative in Havering is proving what real community engagement looks like.
Read morePlans for almost 500 new homes in Havering are due to be approved this week, writes local democracy reporter Sebastian Mann.
Read morePolice have seized a terrifying zombie knife from a Harold Hill home after reports of a young person armed with a large blade.
Read moreWednesday 29 October 2025, marked the end of an incredible era as Annie Shelvey, based in Harold Hill, hung up her hairdressing scissors and comb for the very last time.
Read moreHavering Police are stepping up their fight against tool theft with a third major Forensic Tool Marking Event taking place on Tuesday, 4 November, outside MGN Builders in Harold Hill.
Read moreHavering Council and Wates Residential have hit a major milestone in the borough’s 12 Estates Regeneration Programme with the completion of demolition works at Chippenham Road in Harold Hill.
Read moreScott from The Proper Blokes Club, who actively supports men’s wellbeing, is launching a new venture to support men’s mental health through sport.
Read moreResidents living near Petersfield Avenue yesterday celebrated a petition win. A planning application to build six homes at the rear of 55-57 Petersfield Avenue was refused.
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