Havering Beats 30 London Boroughs to Be Named Capital’s Second Most Peaceful Place to Live!
Havering has been named London’s second most peaceful borough in a new study, beating 30 other London boroughs in a
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The Metropolitan Police Widows and Widowers Support Group UK Celebrates its 6th Anniversary.
Tammy Lewis-founder of the Metropolitan Police Widows And Widowers Support Group, today writes in the Havering Daily. October is a very
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Havering Police Target Romford Shops in Crackdown on Suspected Stolen Goods
Havering Police have taken part in a major London-wide operation targeting suspected stolen goods and illegal tobacco, with officers visiting
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New free weight management service for Havering residents
A new free programme to help adults reach and maintain a healthier weight, launches in Havering this week. The Havering Weight, Wellness and Activity Service is being delivered by Gro Health on behalf of Havering…
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Romford’s Rave Past Takes Over ATIK In New Mega Mega Exhibition
Mega Mega opens at ATIK on 29 October, celebrating Romford’s electronic music scene with archive material, first-hand accounts and free Thursdays for Havering residents.
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What Are Havering’s Biggest Eating Challenges? The Struggle to Eat Well in a World of Rising Costs and Convenience Food
Eating well should be straightforward, but for many people across Havering, putting healthy meals on the table can be more
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‘THIS IS NOT SUSTAINABLE’: COUNCIL LEADER WARNS OF HAVERING’S FINANCIAL CHALLENGES AS COUNCIL FIGHTS FOR MORE FUNDING.
Havering’s Leader of the Council, Councillor Keith Prince AM writes his regular column in the Havering Daily. When residents voted
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UPMINSTER PARK SET FOR A COLOURFUL MAKEOVER AS LOCALS LAUNCH BIG COMMUNITY QUIZ.
Upminster residents are being urged to come together to help transform one of their best-loved green spaces, with a fundraising
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EXCLUSIVE: Bin Strike in Havering As Workers Act Over Unbearable Conditions.
There will be major disruption to bin collections in the London Borough of Havering later this month as over 40
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ARMED POLICE RUSH TO HORNCHURCH STREET AFTER REPORTS OF SHOTS FIRED
Specialist firearms officers and a police dog unit rushed to Maygreen Crescent in Hornchurch after reports of shots being fired,
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Harold Wood Library Reopening: Councillor Raises Concerns Over Costs, Staffing And Future Plans
Councillor Gillian Ford writes in The Havering Daily, stating that while the HRA welcomes the prospect of Harold Wood Library
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New City College celebrates its stars at Student Achievement Awards.
New City College students were honoured for their resilience, determination and personal growth at an inspiring Student Achievement Awards evening in London. From outstanding academic results
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WHICH PARTS OF HAVERING FACE THE BIGGEST HEALTH CHALLENGES? THE AREAS BEING TARGETED OVER CHILDHOOD OBESITY
More than one in three children leaving primary school in Havering are overweight or living with obesity, according to council
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Havering Commemorates Baby Loss Awareness Week.
Havering has once again marked Baby Loss Awareness Week with a special ceremony at Havering Town Hall, Romford. Parents and families joined the Mayor of Havering, Councillor Maggie Themistocli, to commemorate much-missed babies at the…
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Havering Planning Applications: 6 to 12 October 2026
New proposals include a ten-person HMO, changes affecting a 115-flat Romford development and a community repair space in Harold Hill.
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New Havering Council Family Hub To Provide Wider Family Services.
A new family hub has officially opened in Havering to improve the health and development of local children. St Kilda Children’s Centre has become St Kilda Family Hub and will bring together Health, Education and…
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HAVERING’S £583 MILLION WELFARE BILL: One in four households on Universal Credit.
Havering Conservative Matej Travnicek-Chairman of Dagenham and Rainham today writes in the Havering Daily: More than half a billion pounds spent on welfare in Havering
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‘PLEASE DON’T TAKE OUR DEER AWAY’: Harold Hill resident makes heartfelt plea to save beloved animals.
A Harold Hill resident has made an emotional plea to protect the area’s much-loved deer, saying they are the reason
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4,532 FLY-TIPPING INCIDENTS IN HAVERING: Taxpayers left paying the price for inconsiderate dumpers.
Havering Council has pledged to improve our local towns, and residents have already seen deep cleaning in Romford and efforts
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MAN IN HIS 50s SADLY DIES IN HORNCHURCH COUNTRY PARK.
A man in his 50s has sadly died after emergency services were called to the Hornchurch Country Park, South End
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