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Boro Out Of FA Vase
Romford exit the FA Vase after an early double blow from Hadleigh United. By Mike Woods Romford’s interest in the
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‘I PROMISED HIM I WOULD FIGHT’: Rescuer’s desperate £4,000 plea to save neglected dog Yogi.
A dog who was found underweight, sunburnt and without visible water is now facing a fight for his future, as
New Havering Council Family Hub To Provide Wider Family Services.
A new family hub has officially opened in Havering to improve the health and development of local children. St Kilda Children’s Centre has become St Kilda Family Hub and will bring together Health, Education and...
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‘None Of Us Want To See Our Loved Ones Stuck In Hospital Corridors’-Margaret Mullane MP Takes Queen’s A&E Funding Campaign Direct To Health Minister.
Dagenham and Rainham MP, Margaret Mullane, who has been campaigning alongside local residents to persuade the Government to invest in uprating and expanding
EXCLUSIVE: “Our Deer Are Not A Problem To Be Disposed Of, They Are Living Animals And Their Future Deserves More Than A Decision To CULL.
Jan and Shantel from Harold Hill Deer Aid today write in the Havering Daily. Our deer are not a problem
MAJOR HOUSE FIRE IN CHADWELL HEATH AS 25 FIREFIGHTERS RUSH TO SCENE.
Around 25 firefighters are tackling a major fire at a terraced house in Chadwell Heath, with the loft, rear decking
HAVERING’S £583 MILLION WELFARE BILL: One in four households on Universal Credit.
Havering Conservative Matej Travnicek-Chairman of Dagenham and Rainham today writes in the Havering Daily: More than half a billion pounds spent on welfare in Havering
ROMFORD MP CALLS FOR BROWN TOURIST SIGNS TO PUT UPMINSTER WINDMILL ON THE MAP
Romford MP Andrew Rosindell has called for historic brown tourist signs to be installed to direct visitors to Upminster Windmill,
Havering AC squads take team victories in Essex Cross Country League opener
Havering AC’s senior women and men both secured team victories as more than 60 club athletes contested the opening Essex Cross Country League fixture at Hylands Park.
‘PLEASE DON’T TAKE OUR DEER AWAY’: Harold Hill resident makes heartfelt plea to save beloved animals.
A Harold Hill resident has made an emotional plea to protect the area’s much-loved deer, saying they are the reason
4,532 FLY-TIPPING INCIDENTS IN HAVERING: Taxpayers left paying the price for inconsiderate dumpers.
Havering Council has pledged to improve our local towns, and residents have already seen deep cleaning in Romford and efforts
National Cadets Week Showcases Havering’s Young People
Councillor Alex Donald reflects on visits to Havering’s air, army and ambulance cadets, celebrating the skills, friendships and opportunities available to young people and volunteers.
ROMFORD STATION RAPIST JAILED FOR FIVE YEARS AFTER ATTACKING TEENAGE GIRL IN TOILETS
A teenager who raped a 16-year-old girl in the toilets at Romford railway station after arranging to meet her has
MAN IN HIS 50s SADLY DIES IN HORNCHURCH COUNTRY PARK.
A man in his 50s has sadly died after emergency services were called to the Hornchurch Country Park, South End
HAVERING COUNCIL LAND earmarked for disposal: What happens next for Priory Road, Gays Field and Bedale Road?
Havering Council has previously identified land at Priory Road, Gays Field and Bedale Road/Tiverton Road for potential disposal, with housing
ROMFORD MP JOINS LOCAL COMMUNITY FOR WONDERFUL HARVEST CELEBRATION
Romford MP Andrew Rosindell joined residents and local councillors for a wonderful Harvest celebration at All Saints Church, Squirrels Heath,
What Is the Future Of Our Beautiful Deer? Some Former Councillors Called For A Cull As Previous Administration Developed Management Strategy.
Havering’s deer population became a growing issue under the previous council administration, with councillors raising concerns about the impact on
PUBS CLOSING, CLUBS DISAPPEARING: Why Is Havering’s Nightlife Disappearing?
Havering has seen a long-term fall in its number of pubs and bars, while Romford’s once-famous nightclub scene has changed
The Palms Hotel Hotel Defends Guests After Claims About Migrants Circulate Online
Hotel says visitors were Nigerian IT professionals attending a London business conference, not the arrivals described in a local Facebook
POTHOLES AND ROADWORKS: Havering’s new lane rental scheme moves a step closer.
Utility companies could face charges of up to £2,500 a day for digging up Havering’s busiest roads, as a proposed