Year five and six students at James Oglethorpe Primary School came out on top as they faced other schools in the borough at Rainham Cricket Club, and will now represent Havering against other schools from all over Essex.
Volunteers who have helped out the community by completing thousands of hours of unpaid work, by doing everything from making sure hospital patients receive the correct treatment, to running lunchtime clubs have been rewarded for their efforts.
A Harold Hill resident is angry at Havering council after it won’t pay for damage caused to her garden when a council owned tree fell down during a storm.
The hub in High Street opened on Monday and will provide information and advice, emotional support, peer support, social activities and training to carers.
A Romford historian is trying to raise money to restore the grave of his classmate who was tragically killed when a sports pavilion was flipped over in heavy winds and crushed him.
Both James and Isla are West Ham fans, and the club has supported Isla’s fight, as she was mascot for the clubs game at the London Stadium against Bournemouth last season.
Ms Lame visited Romford recently to check out a number of nightclubs and to learn about how the Havering Community Safety Partnership has gone about making the town centre safer.
Sofas, mattresses, a child’s scooter, bags of nappies, camping chairs and wooden pallets are among just some of the items left by a group of Travellers at a Harold Hill pub.
The illegal group of Travellers that were camped in a Harold Hill pub for more than two months have finally moved on and left huge piles of rubbish behind.
A teenage baker from Hornchurch who has a rare kidney condition has created her own dessert to be sold in a high-street restaurant to raise money for charity.
There are many reasons people decide to join a gym. Some want to pack on muscle for strength, train for endurance, or lose weight. But did you know it also does wonders for your mental health? Two members at Romford’s Better Gym in the Market Place talk about their personal fitness journey and the importance of replacing bad habits with good ones.
Sean Watson, director at the family-run St Michaels Homes which runs Howard Lodge and Dudbrook Hall, answers the common questions people have about care homes.
See our stunning interactive timeline tracking the history of West Ham from the Boleyn Ground to the Olympic Stadium, featuring brilliant videos and pictures, and try our fiendish Hammers quizzes.
Having a brand new kitchen is something that lots of people want but can only dream of. Sadly keeping up to date and making our living spaces as nice as they can be is a costly and incredibly stressful business. Even a fresh coat of paint makes all the difference but isn’t easy or quick.
Who wouldn’t love the chance to go on a shopping spree. Imagine being able to walk into a shop and choose whatever your heart desires without having to worry about how much it costs.
