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Henry Nowak Tragedy Must Not Divide Our Communities.
Havering Has A Truly Well Respected Sikh Community. The murder of Henry Nowak was truly horrific. It must never be
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Harold Hill Community Champion Calls for Urgent Action on Knife Crime Following Henry Nowak Tragedy.
.Harold Hill community champion Rico Maza has spoken out on the growing knife crime crisis following the tragic murder of
Government funding boost for Whybridge Junior School.
News from the Dagenham and Rainham Member of Parliament Margaret Mullane. Pupils at Whybridge Junior School in Blacksmiths Lan,e South Hornchurch will benefit from
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Henry Nowak: How Many More Families Must Be Broken Before Knife Crime Is Treated As A National Emergency?
The death of Henry Nowak was utterly horrific. Endless words have been written about the appalling death of this 21-year-old
Beam Park Councillors Join Community Response After Reform UK Cancels Havering Pride Flag-Raising.
Labour councillors Matt Stanton and Trevor McKeever joined trade unions and local community groups outside Havering Town Hall on Monday
“Pulling down a flag is not bold ‘Reform’ it’s ducking meaningful change”.
Chair of Havering Green Party, Mark Whiley, accuses Reform Council Leader Keith Prince of stoking a culture war over Pride
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
Meet the Hornchurch tennis whizz, 5, selected for academy place
Jay Lodhia, from Hornchurch, has been selected for the Essex Tennis Academy chosen from more than 150 young players.
Major UK cycling company closes after 22 years as it enters administration
Major UK cycling company, Saddleback, is "no longer operational" after collapsing into administration.
Latest Photos Of The Ongoing Works At Gallows Corner.
These are the latest photos of the farce that is Gallows Corner. Taken yesterday morning by Peter Barrett.
Eid al-Adha Prayers Take Place at Harris Academy Rainham
The Rainham Muslim Trust once again organised a spectacular outdoor Eid al-Adha gathering on Wednesday 27 May, at Harris Academy
Romford Drug Dealers Busted As Police Seize Large Haul Of Class A And B Drugs
Romford police officers have struck another blow against suspected drug dealing after a proactive operation led to four arrests and
Hornchurch Residents Say ‘No’ As They Object To Proposed 475-Home Development On Green Belt Land
Residents living behind Wingletye Lane in Hornchurch have voiced strong concerns over proposals for a major housing development that could
See inside Romford home near golf club which has hit the market
A four-bedroom detached family home on the Gidea Park Exhibition Estate has hit the market with a guide price of £1million to £1.05million.
Romford road expected to fully reopen tomorrow after major flooding
North Street in Romford is expected to fully reopen tomorrow after a burst water main caused major flooding.
Why not being registered with a GP risks missing out on vital care
Havering GP Dr Narinderjit Kullar issues urgent call to register with a doctor to avoid missed treatment, vaccinations and NHS services.
Upminster great-grandfather, 89, prepares to skydive in memory of late partner
Bob Sarjantson from Upminster will take on the skydive challenge to honour Hazel Sargent, who died last year from myeloma, an incurable blood cancer.
Inside £2.5m Romford bungalow with private stables and workshops on sale
A four-bedroom detached bungalow in Lower Bedfords Road in Romford has hit the market for £2.5million - take a look inside.
Demolition and redevelopment of Romford gasworks site would have 'negative impact'
Plans to demolish and redevelop a former gasworks site in Romford have been refused by Havering Council.
'We will not be wasting our time pursuing Hexit'
Proposals for Havering to leave the Greater London Authority - dubbed ‘Hexit’ - would leave residents “significantly worse off,” the new Reform council leader Keith Prince says.