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A SENIOR Government minister could soon face questions over the way police handled investigations into a man s death in a cement lorry. Hornchurch MP James Brokenshire is calling for a Parliamentary debate to raise significant concerns over Essex Police... » MORE
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ANGRY Harold Hill shopkeepers have accused Havering Council of dragging their heels over roadworks outside of the shopping centre. The traders based in Hilldene Avenue, claim that they have lost out on passing trade since Farnham Road and Hilldene Avenue... » MORE
A FORMER St Edward s School pupil has been stabbed to death in a suspected gang fight outside an east London cinema. Olukorede Fajinmi, 17, died from a single stab wound to the heart outside the Showcase Cinema in Barking on Friday, February 19. Detective... » MORE
FIREFIGHTERS are trying to save a rare flower – on its way to being extinct – that was found on a grass verge outside their HQ last year. Crews from Wennington Fire Station in Wennington Road, Rainham, are trying to stop the clustered clover from being de... » MORE
MORE than 500 people celebrated the life of a legendary horse riding teacher who dedicated her life to a school in Havering-atte-Bower. Former students, friends and colleagues packed into St John s Church in The Green, Havering-atte-Bower, on Wednesday o... » MORE
HAVERING S housing waiting list has seen the third biggest rise of all London boroughs, it was revealed this week. The number of households on the waiting list has leapt by 1,513 - from 7,714 in 2008 to 9,227 in 2009. Our skyrocketing waiting list only t... » MORE
MORE than 500 people passed through a church s doors during an uplifting weekend marking its official reopening. St Peter s, Gubbins Lane, Harold Wood, welcomed worshippers and others from the community for a three-day event celebrating a new era. B... » MORE
A 48-hour rail strike – the second in two weeks - has once again caused misery for Havering s City commuters...... » MORE
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