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Last weekend, Havering was shaken once again by another horrific crime — the rape of a 15-year-old girl. As appalling as rape is in any context, this attack strikes at the very heart of our community, magnified by the fact that the victim was a child. It raises the question we are now forced to ask: just how safe are the streets of Havering, particularly for women and girls?
Following a television programme that showed a female reporter being followed and harassed, the Met has released the statement below:
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Sue Hedges who lost her son Ricky Hayden to knife crime in 2016, joined the ‘women against violence walk’ in
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The murder of Sarah Everard left most of the country in shock. The horrific way it happened has left women
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More than 60 arrests were made during a month long operation targeting those who commit violence against women and girls.
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Redbridge Council has launched a 12-week survey as part of its continued commitment to tackle violence and assault against women
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Angelina Leatherbarrow today writes in the Havering Daily on White Ribbon Day, Violence against women. As a young girl, I
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Yesterday was white ribbon day, focusing on violence against women. A Hornchurch woman has spoken to the Havering Daily about
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