Wallace, Gromit and Shaun the Sheep Bring Aardman Magic to Life in Bethnal Green!
For fans of the much-loved Wallace and Gromit, the mischievous Shaun the Sheep and the wonderfully creative world of Aardman
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London News
Police Pursuits: When Drivers Refuse to Stop, Who Is Responsible If A Collision Strikes?
When a driver or rider refuses to stop for police, a routine traffic stop can quickly turn into a dangerous
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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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Ilford Teenager Who Provided Cyber Security Advice To Terrorist Group Jailed
A teenager who collected terrorist documents and provided cyber security support to a terrorist group has been jailed following an
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Early Release And Politicians Who Promise More Police Officers, But Just How Do We Keep The Officers We Do Have?
To say policing is under significant pressure is quite frankly an understatement. Politicians seem determined to promise that, under their
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High Court Steps In As Havering Council wins injunction to stop caravans and development on Green Belt land.
Havering Council has secured an interim High Court injunction preventing the unauthorised development and occupation of land at Benskins Lane
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Havering Green Belt Fears: What Labour’s Planning Changes Mean for Residents From 31 October
Havering residents are facing major changes to the way planning applications are decided from 31 October, under reforms introduced by
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Behind The Scenes At Notting Hill Carnival: Proactive Policing That Rarely Gets Praise.
Former Met officer Chris Hobbs reflects on the medical emergencies, searches, arrests and positive interactions he witnessed while covering both days of Notting Hill Carnival.
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What Does Reform’s Proposal on Commonwealth Voting Rights Actually Mean?
Following recent articles in the Havering Daily about Reform UK’s proposals to change voting rights for Commonwealth citizens, we look
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POLICE CATCH THEM WITH KNIVES — BUT HOW MANY ACTUALLY GO TO PRISON? The Shocking Figures Behind Britain’s Knife Crime Crisis
Police officers stop them. Officers search them. Knives are taken off the streets. Suspects are arrested. But what happens next?
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Why Police Officers Must Listen And Learn From Women Who Have Lived Through All Forms Of Sexual Abuse.
There are, and we will repeat this time and time again, outstanding police officers in our community. Officers who go
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Police Cold Case: Do You Remember Suzanne? The Harold Hill Teenager Who Vanished Almost 50 Years Ago.
Nearly 50 years after 14-year-old Harold Hill schoolgirl Suzanne Lawrence vanished without a trace, detectives have launched a renewed appeal
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Children As Young As 10 Caught Up In London’s Growing Knife Crime Crisis
Children across London are getting younger when it comes to carrying and using knives, with shocking new figures revealing just
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Why supporting officers in the wake of violent attacks is vital for policing.
There are times when criticism of police leadership is both justified and necessary. The current Commissioner has, on occasion, faced
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Havering Must Stand With Its Jewish Community.
A terrorist attack in London yesterday has sent shockwaves through communities, with many in the Jewish community once again rightly
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Outnumbered But Unyielding Two Officers Hold the Thin Blue Line And Chaos At an MOD Protest.
As I walked down the Strand towards Aldwych, I could hear the chanting from protesters which I knew was in
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More Than 100 Officers a Day Assaulted in Growing Wave of Violence Against the Police.
A shocking late-night brawl in Hornchurch has once again highlighted the growing dangers faced by police officers on our streets.
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London News: Investigation Launched After Shocking Arson Attack On Ambulances In Golders Green.
An investigation has been launched after four ambulances belonging to the Jewish Community Ambulance service were set on fire in Golders Green.
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More Protests, More Stress On A Met Workforce Struggling With Its Morale.
When I’m out and about at public order events, one of the questions I’m asked by officers follows the theme as to whether I’d like to be ‘in the job today.’ My answer, I’m afraid is an emphatic no and one of several reasons would revolve around the demands placed on front line officers in terms of their frequent public order abstractions for ‘aid.’
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London Sees One Rape Reported Every Hour As New Figures Reveal Scale Of Violence Against Women.
Havering Records 16 Rapes In January, just how safe are women? We are repeatedly being told London is one of
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