Rainham man who cooked bomb in oven has sentence reduced
A loner who tried to kill himself with a home made shotgun and baked highly unstable explosives in his oven had his sentence cut by judges today.
Award winning Havering College students praised for climbing “mountains”
Award winning students were praised for climbing their own “mountain” with the help of their “sherpas” at a celebratory event last night.
Ilford Eid gathering hears Redbridge is model of cohesion
An Eid gathering today heard speaker after speaker hail the model of cohesion in Redbridge and urge people to celebrate people’s commonalities.
Exclusive Ilford priest in drunken brawl with police seeking help for alcoholism
Ashamed and remorseful parish priest Fr Gareth Jones told the Recorder of his relief that his dark secret was out after he was fined for a drunken, foul mouthed brawl with police.
Recorder editor: TfL scheme is an insult to this borough
As gateways go, Gallows Corner is not the best introduction for visitors to Havering.
Europe the focus for Recorder’s Time FM radio slot
Europe was the top story discussed during the Recorder’s weekly slot on Time 107.5 FM on Friday.
Europe the focus for Recorder’s Time FM radio slot
Europe was the top story discussed during the Recorder’s weekly slot on Time 107.5 FM on Friday.
Gallery Inspirational young Havering people receive Jack Petchey awards
Inspirational young Havering people took a bow at last night’s Jack Petchey schools achievement awards.
Redbridge Drama Centre delivers powerful message on mental health in young
An invited audience gave an enthusiastic reception last night to a hard-hitting play dealing with mental health issues affecting young people which is touring Redbridge schools.
Ilford Hospital Chapel tribute to Barbara Hills, who ‘fought the good fight’
The dedicated community work of Barbara Hills and her sheer will to get things done were celebrated as friends gathered for a memorial to her life at Ilford Hospital Chapel, last night.
