The national Head of Counter Terrorism Policing, Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu, has previously proclaimed that "Communities defeat terrorism". As part of the drive for everyday people to be the eyes and ears of this and become 'CT Citizens', counter terrorism training is now available to the public via... read more →

Pinney Talfourd solicitors have asked us to highlight a forthcoming free webinar (online presentation) they are running on the subjects of Wills, Lasting Power of Attorneys and Probate. The presentation, by Kayleigh O'Donnell, will be held from 12.30 - 1pm on Friday 19 June. For further details and to register,... read more →

The Herbert Protocol is a national scheme introduced by police forces across the country, that encourages carers, family and friends of people living with dementia, to put together useful information on a form, that will assist the police if that person goes missing. Further information and a copy of the... read more →

Just a reminder that the June 2020 edition of The Bulletin is now available online. Please pass this on to any friends or family that normally get a printed version and may not know that they can currently read it online every month. As soon as we can, we will... read more →

Transport for London (TfL) have advised that due to engineering work there will not be any District Line trains running between West Ham and Tower Hill this weekend (13 and 14 June). A replacement bus service (DL6) will run between Tower Hill and Barking on both days. For current updates... read more →

Havering Council's Director of Public Health, Dr Mark Ansell, has released a statement regarding the importance of following the current social distancing rules, as well as continuing to regularly wash our hands and other stated health measures. He has also given advice for employers and businesses. The theme of his... read more →

At last night's Annual Meeting of Havering Council, Councillor John Mylod was elected as the new Mayor for Havering. The Chair and Deputy of each council committee were also elected for the year 2020/21. Details of these and other appointments can be found on the Annual Meeting Agenda and Decisions... read more →

On Wednesday 10 June, Havering Council will be holding their Annual Meeting, starting at 7.30pm. They will elect the new Mayor, as well as the chairs of all council committees and Member Champions. The meeting, which has been delayed from May, is being held using video conference technology, with most... read more →

The Residents’ Association of Emerson Park have once again published an online only version of The Bulletin this month (June 2020). This follows a similar editions in April and May.  We would obviously like to print and deliver paper copies but many of our volunteer deliverers are still not able... read more →

We have previously highlighted the Land of the Fanns Landscape Partnership Project’s Community Action Fund. The final round is now open for applications until 31 July 2020. Grants of up to £5,000 are available for local groups to run environmental or heritage projects within the Land of the Fanns area... read more →

Havering Council have announced that from Monday 08 June the number of mourners at funerals held at South Essex Crematorium will change. From that date there will be up to 25 mourners allowed in the South Chapel and up to 15 in the East Chapel. A maximum of 25 will... read more →