Havering Conservatives Demand Answers as ‘Rainham Volcano’ Is Left Off Prime Minister’s Waste Dump List
Conservatives in Havering have written to local Labour MP Margaret Mullane to express their deep disappointment that the Arnolds Field
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Hexit Rears Its Head Again As Reform Clashes With Opposition Councillors.
Reform UK has clashed with opposition councillors over its objection to Havering leaving the Greater London Authority (GLA) writes Sebastian
NEW SUPERLOOP SL12 TO TRANSFORM HAVERING BUS TRAVEL — AND IT’S FREE FOR A WEEK!
Havering is set to get a major public transport boost from Saturday 5 September as the brand-new SL12 Superloop service
‘OUR SHOPPING CENTRES ARE ON THEIR KNEES’: Harold Hill Resident Warns PArking Rules Could Drive Shoppers Away
A Harold Hill resident has issued a stark warning that struggling local shopping centres need support, not parking restrictions that
URGENT APPEAL: Family Fears for Missing East London Man Danny Roberts.
The family of a missing East London man are becoming increasingly concerned for his safety and are making an urgent
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Crawling With Bugs’ — Residents Claim Council Is Dragging Its Feet While Harold Hill Flats Are ‘Rife’ With Bed Bugs
Residents living in flats on Neave Crescent in Harold Hill are raising the alarm over what they claim is a
Police Step Up Action Against Anti-Social Behaviour in Hornchurch After Residents Raise Concerns.
Police have stepped up efforts to tackle ongoing anti-social behaviour around Hornchurch town centre following concerns raised by local residents,
Knitters and Crocheters Needed for Queen’s Hospital Remembrance Poppy Appeal
Local knitters and crocheters are encouraged to create handmade red poppies for patients at Queen's Hospital, Romford, in time for Remembrance Sunday. Poppies must not have pins and the appeal ends on 1 November.
HAVERING UNDER SIEGE FROM DEVELOPMENT: How Much Can Our Borough Take Before We Lose What Makes It Special?
From Hornchurch and Upminster to Romford, Rainham, Wennington, North Ockendon, Harold Hill and across the borough, Havering is facing a
Romford Gets a Deep Clean: Town Centre Undergoes Major Freshen-Up.
A deep clean of Romford town centre, including using steam and jet washing, is being carried out by Havering Council. Together with its street cleaning contractors, FCC, crews have been working from the early hours...
Havering Cracks Down on HMOs: Council Wants New Rules Across the Borough.
Havering Council is asking residents, businesses and interested parties for their views on plans to introduce borough-wide planning controls for new Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). The Council is consulting on a proposed Article 4...
‘Romford Must Not Become A Concrete Jungle!’ Andrew Rosindell Demands Havering Council Scrap Como Street High-Rise Plans
“I agree with local residents. We don’t want to see Romford swallowed up by Khan’s inner London nightmare and retain
DIARY OF A WIMPY KID THE MUSICAL A HUGE HIT AT BROOKSIDE THEATRE
The Brookside Theatre in Romford celebrated the success of Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Musical, delighting audiences with vibrant performances and a Relaxed Performance, showcasing its commitment to accessible theatre and a diverse programme for 2026.
Shoot-Out Win For Boro
Romford drew 0-0 with Harwich & Parkeston but won 3-1 on penalties, thanks to goalkeeper George Sapsford’s three saves on his debut. The match featured limited chances, and Romford will next face Baldock Town in the FA Cup.
“Ditching the Net-Zero dogma and implementing our Cheap Power System could save Havering £54 million a year” say Conservatives
This week, Conservatives exposed the hidden costs of net zero in a new report which reveals families can save the
‘We Simply Do Not Have Enough Resources’: Firefighters Warn London Is Being Pushed to Breaking Point
Lives in the capital are could be put at risk due to a lack of firefighting resilience in London, firefighters
GCSE Results Day: Havering Students Celebrate Outstanding Achievements and Exciting New Beginnings
More than 3,000 Havering pupils are celebrating their GCSE results, with schools across the borough reporting some remarkable achievements after
“Why is Havering Paying the Price?” Andrew Rosindell challenges Sadiq Khan over Greenbelt plans.
Andrew Rosindell, the Member of Parliament for Romford, has today written to the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, challenging the
Hacton Lane Chaos After Water Main Burst Sparks Traffic Tailbacks in Hornchurch.
Drivers faced major disruption in Hacton Lane, Hornchurch, today after a burst water main caused traffic problems with Essex &
Lumiere Cinema Saved: Community Comes Together to Keep Havering’s Beloved Cinema Alive
A much-loved Havering cinema has been given a lifeline after two kind-hearted residents stepped in with the £18,000 needed to
EXCLUSIVE: Margaret Mullane MP’s Hard Work Secures Results as TfL Announces Fare-Dodging Crackdown Across Dagenham and Elm Park.
Last month Margaret Mullane MP demanded tougher action on fare evasion at District Line stations across Dagenham and Rainham. TfL have responded by assuring the Labour
POLICE CATCH THEM WITH KNIVES — BUT HOW MANY ACTUALLY GO TO PRISON? The Shocking Figures Behind Britain’s Knife Crime Crisis
Police officers stop them. Officers search them. Knives are taken off the streets. Suspects are arrested. But what happens next?
EXCLUSIVE: Havering Mother Hits Out as Machete Killer Could Walk Free After Serving Less Than a Year of 11-Year Sentence.
Bereaved mum Sue Hedges, whose son Ricky was killed in a machete attack, has launched a furious attack on the
London News: Brutal Stabbing 48-Hour Manhunt Ends With Woman Found Hiding Under Bed.
Watch the moment officers arrest the two suspects. A woman who went on the run after helping lure a 66-year-old
Wind In The Willows At The Queen’s Theatre Leaves The Audience Captivated.
Cosgrove Hall’s wondrous 1983 stop-motion animation of Kenneth Graham’s seminal children’s novel continues to set the bar impossibly high for
Romford Comes Alive This Bank Holiday Weekend With Spectacular Free Events.
Romford town centre will host free performances, live music, and family activities over the August Bank Holiday weekend, highlighted by "Meet Me by the Fountain," an outdoor projection show. Events include historical exhibitions and local participation, celebrating Romford's rich heritage.
Havering Could Be Asked to Provide 73 New Traveller Pitches Under Mayor of London’s Draft Plan.
Havering could be asked to plan for 73 additional permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitches under proposals contained in the Mayor
HAVERING’S GREEN BELT UNDER ATTACK: 12 Housing Applications And More Development On The Horizon.
Why Is Havering’s Green Belt Under Attack? Havering has some of the largest areas of open countryside and Green Belt