“I Know The Phrase ‘Usual Suspects’ Can Be Used When Another Black Boy Is Killed-But He Was My Son, My Heart.”
Peguy Kato is spending her time fullfiling her son’s dream to build an orphanage in Congo in her son’s name.
Read morePeguy Kato is spending her time fullfiling her son’s dream to build an orphanage in Congo in her son’s name.
Read moreYouth Unity CIC is continuing to expand its work across Havering, providing free youth spaces, outreach and mentoring support designed to give
Read moreGallows Corner has finally fully reopened to traffic today, bringing an end to the major disruption that has plagued one
Read more£30,000 in cash, more than 6,000 cigarettes and then a massive discovery at a suspect’s home: proactive Romford police officers
Read moreThe Leader of Havering Council has welcomed additional Government funding. It comes after the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) announced extra money for Councils in England already receiving Exceptional Financial Support, to…
Read moreA free jobs, skills and apprenticeships fair will take place at MyPlace in Harold Hill on 15 October.
Read moreHavering Chamber of Commerce’s free Women in Business event returns to Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch on 29 September.
Read moreEight young Havering AC athletes achieved top-three finishes while representing Essex at the South of England Inter Counties Championships.
Read moreBrookside Theatre’s new Annie trailer brings the musical into the heart of Romford ahead of its October run.
Read moreHavering Council Leader-Councillor Keith Prince today writes in the Havering Daily following the recent Reform UK Conference. This year’s Reform
Read moreThe Havering Daily recently asked residents whether they believed Havering needs a bigger hospital and the response was overwhelming. More
Read moreHavering’s council-funded Joint Task Force has received a powerful endorsement from Council Leader Councillor Keith Prince, who described the officers
Read moreQueen’s Hospital was built almost 20 years ago to serve a population and level of demand that has since changed
Read moreEvery planning application received by Havering Council between 8 and 14 September 2026, with direct links to the official records.
Read moreThe roll out of a separate weekly food waste service has been delayed due to a lack of vehicles from the manufactures to deliver this service. This is due to a large demand from a…
Read moreHavering residents are facing major changes to the way planning applications are decided from 31 October, under reforms introduced by
Read moreHavering marked World Suicide Prevention Day with a Stories of Hope event sharing lived experiences and encouraging people to seek support.
Read moreBellway has been recognised for its outstanding construction quality after the construction site manager won a prestigious NHBC Pride in the Job Award. The award, widely regarded as one of the highest accolades in the…
Read moreOn Saturday 12 September, Margaret MullaneMP hosted a powerful and successful meeting session to counter the evils of knife crime. 110 people attended and took part in the
Read moreNew figures reveal how Havering’s dedicated Town Centre Policing Team compares with teams operating across London, with 16 police officers
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