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EXCLUSIVE- Friend Of Met Officer W80 Says IOPC’s Pursuit Has Left Him Completely Broken.
A gross misconduct hearing against a Metropolitan police officer known as W80, was dismissed yesterday, Wednesday 15 Otcober. The case in question relates to the shooting of Jermaine Baker, 10 years ago that has been viciously pursued by the Independent Office For Police Conduct (IOPC).
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Join the Fight to Save Havering’s Green Belt — Residents Urged to Attend Public Meeting.
Havering residents are being urged to join a public Zoom meeting at 12.30pm on Friday, 24 October, to hear about the growing number of developments threatening our precious green belt land.
Breaking: Romford Police Station To Stop Being A 24 Hour Opening Counter.
The Havering Daily understands that significant changes are due to be made to front counter opening hours at Romford Police Station.
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Exclusive: Victory! Margaret Mullane MP Saves Dagenham Police Station Front Counter From Closure.
The Member of Parliament for Dagenham and Rainham has saved Dagenham Police Station front counter from closure.
Police Appeal for Witness After Serious Assault on 16-Year-Old Boy in Hainault.
Police are appealing for a key witness to come forward following a serious assault on a 16-year-old boy in Hainault.
Launders Lane Still Burning As Residents Left High And Dry.
Arnolds Field is “still smoking away” according to Rainham residents, who continue to be left high and dry as Havering Council drags its heels on their new
Councillor Hits Out At Digital ID-“This Is Not About Illegal Immigration But Government Coercive Control And Must Be Stopped.”
Emerson Park Ward Councillor David Godwin has spoken out strongly against the government’s proposed plans for digital ID cards.
Quick Work By Off-Duty Detective Chief Inspector Stops Shoplifter in Romford Store
On Sunday, 12 October, an off-duty Detective Chief Inspector witnessed a man shoplifting in a store on Eastern Avenue, Romford.
Against A Background Of Potential Peace, Another Weekend With More Palestine Protests.
Against a background of a Middle-East peace initiative, a further national Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) took place on Saturday; the question Met police planners were doubtless asking was whether this would decrease or increase the numbers attending.
A Green Fingered Invitation To Rainham Residents.
This autumn, Havering Changing is breathing new life into The Orchard, the beloved community planting space next to the Rainham Royals — and they are inviting local residents to be part of the transformation.
‘Mrs Thatcher Was The Finest Prime Minister And Greatest British Leader Of My Lifetime.”
"She spoke with such passion, her patriotic belief in Britain and the true conservative principles that she spent her entire life fighting for."
Digital ID: Havering Councillors Divided as Residents Demand Answers
The Havering Daily sought opinions from all 55 councillors on the Government’s Digital ID scheme, but most did not respond. Responses from those who did varied significantly, raising concerns about lack of engagement and transparency on critical civil liberties issues.
Endless List Of Problems Encountered As No End in Sight Yet for Gallows Corner Delays, Says Keith Prince
Residents in Havering are growing increasingly frustrated with the ongoing delays at Gallows Corner, as yet another meeting has taken place with no firm completion date confirmed.
Havering-Atte-Bower Hosts Its Annual Horseman Sunday Event.
Yesterday, 12 October, Havering-atte-Bower held its popular annual 'Horseman Sunday' event.
Beam Park Ticket Station Now Approved.
Beam Park Labour Councillors Matthew Stanton and Trevor McKeever are pleased to announce that the planning application for the ticket office at Beam Park Station has officially been approved — a major milestone in the long-awaited delivery of this vital transport link.
Special Report: Havering Residents Are Paying The Price Of Poor Central Funding Compared Inner London. Why Are We Left Behind?
Residents across the borough are frequently complaining about the poor state of Havering — dirtier streets, fly-tipping and a general feeling of neglect. The current council has stated that they have made so many cuts that they are now “down to the bone,” and this is starting to show across th...
New City College Praised For Its Pioneering Tutorial And Enrichment Programme.
New City College Havering Sixth Form recently hosted two influential education figures to find out more about the brilliant work being done through NCC’s highly-regarded tutorial and enrichment programme.
Havering’s First Reform Councillor Says Time To Bring In DOGE To Town Hall.
Havering’s first Reform councillor says Department of Government Efficiency-style changes are needed in the borough to prevent financial doom, writes Sebastian Mann, local democracy reporter.
Persistent Shoplifter Jailed After Failing to Appear in Court.
A man has been sentenced to six weeks’ imprisonment after failing to appear in court following a shoplifting offence.
Havering Council And TfL Have Run Out Of Excuses On Marsh Way In Rainham.
Following several years of constant campaigning and lobbying, Beam Park Labour Councillors Trevor Mckeever and Matt Stanton have received the news that TfL have accepted their proposal that an additional phase should be added to the traffic lights at Marsh Way in an effort to make the accident black...