‘Shame on you police officers.’
‘Shame on you!’ were the chants aimed at police officers by far right protesters as they hurled bottles and cans.
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Armistice protests, why it will be our police officers who will once again face the full brunt.
On Saturday 11 November, Armistice Day-London will be faced with a tidal wave of protests. Holding these protests on Armistice
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‘Another London protest where the lid stays on- for now.’
Different police forces deployed across London to assist the large protests taking place. Former Met Police officer Chris Hobbs today
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London News: Five arrested during protests in central London on Saturday.
Five people arrested during protests in central London on Saturday have been charged. More than 1,000 officers were on duty
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Irony as endless amounts of officers used to police protests across London as activists ask ‘when are you going to investigate real criminals’.
Two people were arrested yesterday, on suspicion of criminal damage at the Natural History Museum. The Just Stop Oil activists
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Rapist, sexual predator, armed youth,thief-all apprehended in a day’s work by our police officers across the capital-but does any of this actually count?
As the public go about their daily life-thousands of police officers across London will remove endless criminals from our streets.
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Survey reveals only 2% of Londoners have an electric vehicle as their main car.
As the widely disputed ULEZ expansion came into force last week, car finance experts Carmoola have surveyed London car owners to investigate
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Another Notting Hill Carnival, another crossing of fingers.
Former Met Police Officers Chris Hobbs today shares his thoughts on this weekend’s Notting Hill Carnival. Almost a year ago
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Further anti ULEZ protests take place in London.
Havering representatives attended another anti ULEZ protest in London on Saturday 5 August. The protest at Trafalgar Square was the
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Help grow a green M25 of trees around London.
London’s Countryside charity – CPRE London – is creating a tree ring for London, delivering a continuous circle of woodland
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‘We cannot let London subsume Romford by implementing this disastrous pay to drive social experiment’-Andrew Rosindell MP.
Romford MP Andrew Rosindell joins members of Havering Against ULEZ at a London wide protest.
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Three bereaved mothers who despite having lost their child to knife crime-are incredible community heroes.
How it is vital we listen to the message of these bereaved mothers to help fight knife crime.
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Just Stop Oil protests cost the Met Police over £4.5million.
Just Stop Oil protests cost the Met Police over £4.5million.
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Operation Sceptre sees an impressive 468 arrests and 178 knives seized across London.
Operation Sceptre provides great results across East Area and London wide.
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‘Our children are not safe’-Why London parents are buying stab resistant clothing.
Last weekend saw another weekend of violence-nothing new. Shootings, machete attacks and sadly another fatal stabbing. Yesterday, a child was
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‘We have been repeatedly failed on knife crime-It is time now parents unite together.’
Bereaved mother Peguy Kato talks to the Havering Daily about the violence across the streets of London and how parents
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Londoners Concerned About The Impacts Of Air Pollution On Children’s Health.
Today, Ian Pirie writes in the Havering Daily on the impacts of air pollution on children’s health across London. There
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Angry Chants Of ‘Get Khan Out’ Across London As Further Anti ULEZ Protests Take Place.
Tourists looked on at Londoners who gathered together at Trafalgar Square on Saturday 15 April to protest against the ULEZ
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The Casey Review which shook the Met – Reflections and observations.
Former Met Police Officer Chris Hobbs today shares his thoughts on the Baroness Casey Review. Reflections on the Casey Review
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Thousands March Across London Against The ULEZ Expansion.
Thousands attended the anti ULEZ protest in London on Saturday 18 March. The regular protests have been gaining more and
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