Lumiere Cinema To Host Special Charity Screening and Fundraiser in Support of Harold Hill Deer Aid Wildlife Rescue.
On Sunday, 13th September, Lumiere Cinema in Romford will open its doors for a dedicated charity evening to raise vital
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Wildlife
Havering Wildlife Row: Council Clarifies What Proposed PSPO Could Mean for Feeding Wildlife.
Following the Havering Daily’s article on Havering’s proposed borough-wide Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO), residents who are passionate about protecting
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“DON’T FEED OUR WILDLIFE?” Havering’s Proposed PSPO Sparks Fury as Residents Question What It Could Mean for the Borough
Havering Council has launched a consultation on a proposed borough-wide Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO), but concerns are already mounting
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If You Are Deliberately Starting Fires, You Are An Idiot
Let’s make this clear — if you go to a field or park and deliberately start a fire, you are
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Deer, Wildlife And Green Fields Under Threat From Proposed Noak Hill Development to Build 120 Homes.
“We Feed The Deer Every Day”. Noak Hill Residents are fearing a 120-home development will destroy their community. Residents living
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Bedfords Park Deer Day Set To Be A Fantastic Family Event This Saturday
A very special day celebrating deer and wildlife is set to take place this Saturday at Bedfords Park — and
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Shocking wildlife toll revealed as heroes Jan and Shantel fight daily to save Havering’s animals
The Harold Hill Deer Aid wildlife incident summary has revealed the sheer scale of what is happening to our wildlife,
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Havering’s wildlife crisis exposed as nature quietly disappears.
Havering, one of London’s greenest boroughs, is facing a growing but often overlooked crisis as wildlife numbers decline and natural habitats come under increasing pressure.
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“Havering’s Countryside Under Attack” — Green Belt Being Rebranded ‘Grey Belt’ as Wildlife Faces Permanent Loss.
The creeping rebranding of protected green spaces as so-called “grey belt” land is raising growing concern among residents and environmental campaigners, who warn that the move risks opening the door to widespread development on areas once considered untouchable.
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Why Campaign For Clean Air Yet Destroy the Very Trees That Provide It?
Across Havering, countless residents are opposing proposals for development on Green Belt land. Let us take a step back in time. Spring and summers were full of birds. Trees were their habitat and swallows marked the start of summer. Endless insects arrived, noticeable in your garden. Foxes were heard at night. Badger setts were visible in fields. Our wildlife was present.
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97% of Wildflower Meadows Have Vanished-Will Havering Fight For its Greenbelt?
There was a time when the very mention of touching Green Belt land would send shockwaves through any local authority. Green Belt wasn’t just protected, it was revered. It was our buffer against relentless development, our breathing space, and a sanctuary for wildlife. Yet today, it appears to stand defenceless, stripped of the respect and protection it once commanded.
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Wildlife Horror in Hainault As Deer Beheaded and Left on Spike- Police Ask Residents To Report All Incidents.
Police are calling on residents to report all wildlife crime following a series of disturbing incidents, including a deer’s head being cut off and placed on a spike at Hainault Forest.
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Residents call on MP to back campaign against M25 service station plans-as they ask how much more greenbelt will be lost?
More than 50 residents attended a meeting last week as part of an ongoing campaign to stop plans for two large motorway service stations being built on Green Belt land near the M25.
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Goodbye Greenbelt Hello Concrete Towers.
Green Belt was once untouchable land, but now the barriers are being lowered, and our countryside no longer has the protection it once did.
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Are We Losing Our Green And Pleasant Land Status?
If you are concerned about the loss of green space here in Havering, then spare a thought for the people of Somerset, who are now fighting to save an ancient hedgerow in Ilminster that has stood for centuries.
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Havering’s Greenbelt Under Threat – Are We Swapping Wildlife for Windowless Grey Boxes?
Data Centres are going up all over the country. There are around 456 across the UK already — and the number is set to soar as our hunger for digital storage grows. Yes, we all use our phones, store our photos, and rely on data every single day. But as these vast buildings rise, the question is — what are we losing?
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Concrete, Cash and Chaos: Havering’s Green Spaces Under Siege.
Havering residents are growing increasingly alarmed as the borough’s greenbelt land comes under mounting threat from overdevelopment. What was once cherished countryside and vital habitat for local wildlife is now in danger of being lost to bulldozers, warehouses, data centres, and housing estates. The very essence of Havering – its proud green identity – is being traded away.
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Havering’s Wildlife Is Already In Decline And Now Our Greenbelt Land Faces The Axe As Construction Wins Over Conservation.
Is wildlife in Havering in decline? The signs are increasingly hard to ignore. For many residents, our green spaces are a source of pride and peace, yet recent data and local insights suggest that our borough’s wildlife is under growing pressure.
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Special Report: “The Planning Bill Opens The Floodgates For Developers To Concrete Over Woodlands, Wetlands, And Wildlife-Rich Areas”-Will Havering Lose Its Greenbelt?
“This bill is nothing short of a bulldozer through Britain’s last remaining wild spaces. It dresses itself up as ‘progress,’ but what it really does is silence local voices and sacrifice nature on the altar of profit.”
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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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