London news: Appeal After Police Vehicle Damaged
Officers are appealing to the public for information after a Met police car was damaged in Clapham.
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Rainham-One Of The Most Deprived Areas Of London Routinely Regarded As A Landfill Dumping Ground And Gravel Extraction Site: But What About Its Forgotten People?
On Wednesday 12 May, local campaigner and activist Ruth Kettle-Frisby took to the streets pf London to attend a special summit where she was invited to to give a speech about the nightmare that is Launders Lane.
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Havering Campaigner To Speak About Launders Lane At Zane’s Law Summit In Westminster: ‘Make Toxic Landfills Safe’
Today, Wednesday 11 June at the Houses of Parliament, Havering campaigner Ruth Kettle-Frisby will join, politicians, trade unions and legal representatives who are coming together with a single purpose: to place the ticking time bomb of contaminated land and water centre-stage and address the urgent task of drawing up legislation to make UK environmental protections fit for purpose.
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“Have We Really Reached the Point of GoFundMe to Save UK Policing?”
Years of government decisions have decimated forces across the country. Now, we are watching the ship sink, piece by piece — with officers jumping off whenever they can.
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More Homes, Less Space: Has Havering Reached Breaking Point?”
Is Havering Becoming a Concrete Jungle? The Rising Pressure of Housing Targets vs. Community Values
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“No Backup, No Thanks: The Lonely Reality of Modern Policing And Just How Betrayed Officers Feel.
This week, once again, the split-second decision making of our police officers has come under the spotlight. Two separate cases—those of PC Lorne Castle and PC Sam Wilkes—have highlighted the sheer complexity and pressure faced by those on the frontline of policing in the UK.
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Havering’s Future: Stay with London or Join Greater Essex?
Havering debates whether to remain with the Greater London Authority or join a proposed Greater Essex region. Our poll shows 68% support for leaving, weighing funding, identity, and service impacts on residents.
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Assault Revealed As Leading Cause Of Met Police Officer Injuries While On Duty As Shocking Figure Hits Three-Year-High
A total of more than 14,100 Metropolitan Police officer injuries have been recorded in the last three years. Truly shocking figures than people are not calling out.
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Romanian National Living In Romford Charged After Series of Fires In North London Linked To Prime Minister.
A Romanian national who lives in Romford is one of two men who have been charged with conspiracy to commit arson with intent to endanger life following a series of fires in north London.
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Can You Balance Havering’s Budget? Try Our New ‘Budget The Borough’ Game
Residents can now experience running the council in “Budget the Borough,” an interactive simulation managing a £208.8 million budget, addressing challenges like funding gaps and service demands while affecting public satisfaction.
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“Last One Out, Switch Off the Lights”: Is This the End of Met Firearms Policing?
The Metropolitan Police’s firearms officers are once again in the firing line — this time, not from criminals, but from the very system they serve
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East London Teenager Who Carried Out Savage Zombie Knife Attack Found Guilty of Attempted Murder.
A teenager who carried out at a zombie knife attack during Notting Hill Carnival has been found guilty of attempted murder.
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“Charging NX121 Exposes the Truth: Police Have Few Allies Left – Public Now Calling IOPC Be Defunded”
The public’s anger is growing—not just in support of NX121, but in opposition to the IOPC. For many, this moment marks a tipping point. It’s not just about one officer. It’s about all officers, the lack of backing they receive, and the critical state of their wellbeing in an increasingly hostile environment.
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Wildlife in Crisis: What Has London Lost?
In just a few short years, London has seen a dramatic decline in its precious wildlife—from hedgehogs and birds to bees and bats. As green spaces shrink and pollution rises, we must act now to protect what we have left.
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Public Want Real Police Reform – Not Just More Powers to Sack Officers.
If we want better policing, we have to invest in it—financially, mentally, and morally. The public are ready to support the police. But they want to see change that works for them, not just policy headlines that miss the point.
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Special Report-Havering Council Under Fire For Tower Block Building: But Who Sets The Housing Targets And Just Who Should Residents Blame?
Havering Residents Association have come under repeated fire as they look to build many new flats across the borough, specifically across Romford. But, they have actually failed to meet housing targets as they fight an endless stream of over-developments for Havering in a bid to balance our housing needs with that to not over concrete the area.
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Investigation Launched After Man Dies In Police Custody.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is investigating the death of a man while in police custody in Romford.
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The Rising Tide Of Violence Against London Police Officers And Why Social Media Commandos Know How To Do Their Job Better-Of Course!
If you’re brave enough to walk in a police officer’s boots for a day, go ahead. Until then, let’s start supporting the people who are out there every day risking their lives to keep us safe.
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Why Is There No Public Outcry Over The Dissipation Of The Met Police?-The Silence From Those In Power Is Deafening.
You cannot police a population of nearly 9 million people with just over 34,000 officers.”
That’s not a sustainable ratio. That’s a crisis waiting to explode.
Defunding The Police Is Here -The Destruction of Our Police Services: Met Faces 1,700 Officer Cuts Amid Funding Crisis
One of the world’s most recognised police forces is being dismantled before our eyes – and Londoners are paying the price.
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