News for the community, by the community.
This is part of the wider issue of policing and crime in general, not one specific crime. The last 30 years has seen a complete breakdown in law and order. First off, it must be recognised that police presence is a deterrent to crime whilst CCTV on the most part, just records crime.
Over on a particularly toxic Facebook group, a prominent party campaigner unleashed a tirade of personal attacks on a young activist, mocking him for his age and his ability to “flip burgers in McDonalds”. The post that set off the comments was written as “[Conservatives] are in Collier Row… in case anyone was wondering what the bad smell was”.
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We need more police on our streets, fewer tower blocks that ruin our neighbourhoods, and policies that protect the economy from Labour’s dangerous high-tax plans.”
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Politics needs to clean up its reputation when it comes to finances. Scandal after scandal has shown that. From MPs using campaign funds to “pay bad men” through to a lack of transparency around pay and expenses.
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Speaking on behalf of the Labour Group, Heaton Ward Councillor Frankie Walker commented that the last 14 years of Conservative Government have seen successive tax rises. “The Tories give with one hand and take away with the other. Cutting National Insurance does nothing for our pensioners, but freezing tax thresholds hurts everyone on lower incomes.”
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There is an epidemic on our streets. Knife crime is becoming an all too familiar headline in places like Romford, and it needs to be addressed.
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No matter which way the story is spun, ultimately the bottom line is that our police forces were completely decimated and despite endless promises they are no where near a figure our community needs.
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Mr Rosindell got straight back to business after a two year absence, asking the Prime Minister when he was going to put in action a plant to stop illegal immigration and also asked Mr Sunak if he would come and meet the patriotic people of Romford for a visit.
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Romford MP cleared following investigation
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After careful consideration, I have decided to leave the Conservative Group as my values no longer align with it and I can see no future for that Group in the running of Havering Council.
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‘The fact that Braverman was prepared to compromise the safety of officers by virtue of her critical comments will be
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Havering Residents Association respond to Councillor David Taylor’s column in the Havering Daily. In response to Councillor Taylor’s remarks, in
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Margaret Mullane is the Labour Prospective Candidate for Dagenham and Rainham. She is not only extremely experienced in working first
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Labour Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Dagenham and Rainham Margaret Mullane really is a people’s person. She has spent most of
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The leader of Barking and Dagenham Council, Councillor Darren Rodwell today writes in the Havering Daily in response to the
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Romford ward Councillor David Taylor today writes in the Havering Daily: Following the revelation that Havering’s Homelessness Prevention Grant is
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Previous Labour Parliamentary candidate Angelina Leatherbarrow today writes in the Havering Daily. When Liz Truss talks about “growth, growth, growth”
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At a recent protest outside of New Scotland Yard, former Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn was seen adding his vocal
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In honour of the Queen as head of the Commonwealth, Charlie Keeble has recognised a very supportive aspect about this organisation and how misguided altruism ruins the aspirations of
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The three Rainham ward Councillors Sue Ospreay, Jackie McArdle and Sarah Edwards have left the Conservative group to join the
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