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Exclusive: Gallows Corner Delayed Yet Again As Completion Date Pushed Back To Mid October.
After months of disruption, delays and ever-changing completion dates, the ongoing works at Gallows Corner have suffered yet another setback.
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Video: World Cup Fever Sweeps Through Harold Hill School As Football Inspires Pupils On And Off The Pitch.
A school in Harold Hill is fully embracing the excitement of the FIFA World Cup 2026, with football fever taking
Over £6,000 Worth Of Illegal Cigarettes, Vapes And Tobacco Seized In Hornchurch Raid
More than £6,000 worth of illegal cigarettes, vapes, tobacco and shisha products have been taken off Havering’s streets following a
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Celebrate Clean Air Day But Let’s Not Forget Launders Lane.
On the 70th anniversary of the Clean Air Act, we are pleased to see that the London Mayor is celebrating
World Cup Warning: One Forgotten Football Net Could Mean A Slow And Painful Death For Local Wildlife
Graphic Images Contained As football fever sweeps the nation and families head outdoors to enjoy kickabouts in gardens, parks and
Our Farm Is Your Farm: Wellgate Opens Its Gates For A Day Of Summer Fun.
This Saturday 20 June, residents from across Havering are invited to Wellgate Community Farm for a fantastic Summer Solstice Open
Havering Armed Forces Champion Honoured With MBE For Outstanding Support To Veterans.
A Department for Work and Pensions employee from Havering has been awarded an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours in
Appeal For Witnesses: Boy, 14, Taken To Hospital After E-Scooter Collision With Van In Collier Row
A 14-year-old boy remains in hospital after an e-scooter was involved in a collision with a van in Collier Row.
Why Style Confidence Starts With Self‑Acceptance, Not Trends
In this thoughtful article, Havering resident and local business owner, Irene Burgin explores the relationship between personal style, self-confidence and
Two Teenagers Praised After Helping Elderly Woman Following Mobility Scooter Fall.
In a world where young people are often criticised for anti-social behaviour, two Year 9 students from Sanders Drapers School
Discover How Tutor Doctor Romford Is Changing the Way Havering Kids Learn!
For many parents, supporting their child’s education can be a balancing act. Whether a student is struggling with a particular
Why Are Women Still Facing Sexual Harassment in 2026?
After years of campaigns, police operations, awareness programmes and public promises, one uncomfortable question remains: why are so many women
Exclusive:”There Is No Need To Build On The Green Belt”: National Countryside Charity Backs Hornchurch Residents’ Fight To Save The Fields
Campaigners fighting to protect the fields behind Wingletye Lane and Benets Road have received a major boost after gaining the
Dagenham and Rainham MP Welcomes New Scheme To Attract Nursery Teachers.
News from the Member of Parliament for Dagenham and Rainham-Margaret Mullane MP. The Labour government will attract more qualified teachers to nurseries
We Have Lost Too Many Lives — This Has To Stop
Harold Hill community champion Rico Maza writes in the Havering Daily on the horrors of knife crime. Rico attended yesterday’s
“How Many More Children Must Die?” Bereaved Mother Leads Emotional Anti-Knife Crime Vigil In Romford
Bereaved families, councillors, community champions and residents stood shoulder to shoulder outside Havering Town Hall yesterday evening in a powerful
CareAH Launches Platform to Simplify Finding Home Care in Havering
For many families, finding the right care for a loved one can be one of the most stressful and emotional
Community Spirit Shines At the Mardyke Community Centre Summer Festival.
The sun was shining and so were the smiles as residents from across Beam Park came together on Saturday for
“Could One 15-Minute Film Save A Life? Harold Hill Campaigner Looks To Take Fight Against Knife Crime Into Schools”
A Harold Hill community champion working with families affected by knife crime is now embarking on an ambitious new project
More Housing Plans For Romford: Community Consultation Opens on Romford Ice Rink Housing Development
A major planning application for nearly 1,000 new homes on the former Romford ice rink site has been submitted to Havering Council, prompting local discussions on the development’s impact and benefits.