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Havering house prices rising faster than London average
Havering has experienced a notable increase in property prices and rental costs, with average house prices rising to £444,000 and rents reaching £1,478, prompting concerns about affordability for residents and pressure on local authorities.
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Romford crime rates remain above national average, data reveals
Romford faces elevated crime rates, notably in vehicle crime, robbery, and anti-social behaviour. With 122.2 crimes per 1,000 residents, concerns persist despite slight decreases in certain categories, prompting calls for improved policing and community involvement.
Dagenham And Rainham MP Listening To The Concerns Of Her Constituents: ‘The Well Being Of Our Neighbourhoods Is Vital’.
The Member of Parliament for Dagenham and Rainham-Margaret Mullane today shares her month;y column in the Havering Daily:
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Public Want Real Police Reform – Not Just More Powers to Sack Officers.
If we want better policing, we have to invest in it—financially, mentally, and morally. The public are ready to support the police. But they want to see change that works for them, not just policy headlines that miss the point.
Former Metropolitan Police Federation Employee From Romford To Appear In Court Charged With Fraud.
A Romford man is set to appear in court after being charged with multiple counts of fraud following an investigation into financial misconduct.
Harold Wood 9-year-old running mini-marathon for 5-year-old Tiptree friend with cerebral palsy
Nine-year-old Samuel Wood from Harold Wood is participating in a mini-marathon to raise funds for five-year-old Alexander Liggins, who has cerebral palsy and epilepsy, aiming to purchase an off-road wheelchair and therapy support.
Is Havering Being Left Behind? A Borough Full of Potential, Starved of Vision
Havering is a borough with a rich past and a passionate community—but increasingly, it feels like we’re being left at the very edge of London’s progress.
Heaton Councillors Call For Action On Briar Road Estate Fly-tipping.
Heaton Ward Councillors accompanied officers from Havering Council on a walk around the Briar Road estate last Monday 14 April in their ongoing effort to deal with fly-tipping on the estate.
Rainham’s Creative St. George’s Day Display Captivates Residents
Rainham's St. George's Day display, created by HRA Councillor Sue Ospreay, features vibrant cut-outs of St. George and a dragon on the flower train outside Tesco, celebrating heritage and community spirit, attracting residents and visitors alike.
Beam Park Councillors Join In The Easter Fun!
On Friday, last week, Councillors Trevor McKeever and Matt Stanton joined local residents in litter picking at Mardyke Open Space. "With council budgets being so stretched, if we can all set a good example and show pride in our area, that’s invaluable”, Cllr Stanton told the Havering Daily.
Netting Danger For Our Wildlife.
At this time of year, young fox cubs leave the safety of their den and venture out into this curious world exploring.Netting in your garden, netting used for goal posts, and discarded netting can be extremely harmful and very often fatal to wildlife.
Havering Police And Local Council To Host Drop In Session For Local Businesses To Sign Up to The Safe Haven Scheme.
On Wednesday 23 April Havering police alongside Havering Council will be available to chat with any local businesses that are interesting in signing up to the Safe Haven Scheme.
Libraries Shut When Councillors Don’t Turn Up…..
Mark Whiley Green Party Co-ordinator today writes: Seven councillor absences shut our libraries for good – a motion to save
Special Report-Havering Council Under Fire For Tower Block Building: But Who Sets The Housing Targets And Just Who Should Residents Blame?
Havering Residents Association have come under repeated fire as they look to build many new flats across the borough, specifically across Romford. But, they have actually failed to meet housing targets as they fight an endless stream of over-developments for Havering in a bid to balance our housing...
Man taken to hospital after being hit by train at busy central London station
A man has been taken to hospital after being hit by a train at a central London station.
Danny Dyer gives his 'most honest interview ever' in brand new ITV show
Actor Danny Dyer has shared that he gave his "most honest" interview in ITV's new show, The Assembly.
Man arrested after broad daylight double stabbing in Romford
A man has been arrested after a double stabbing in broad daylight in Romford.
Urgent search launched for missing girl, 14, from Dagenham-call 999 if seen
Police have launched an urgent appeal in help finding a missing girl from Dagenham.
Mayor’s charity fun run a huge success
The Mayor of Havering, Councillor Gerry O’Sullivan, organized a charity fun run to support Havering Mind and the Havering Association for People with Disabilities, uniting the community for a vital fundraising effort.
Pope Francis's will in full confirming simple burial after death aged 88
Pope Francis died at the age of 88 on April 21, and his will decreed that he had a simple underground tomb.