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News for Havering residents, Thursday 20 June 2019.
 The Royal British Legion in Romford will celebrate national Armed Forces Day on Saturday 29 June.
A parade will take place, starting at 10.30am at South Street’s junction with Arcade Place, Romford.
The Royal British Legion in Hornchurch are also honouring our veterans on Armed Forces Day at a service to be held at the War Graves in St Andrews Church on Saturday 29 June from 12 noon.
Havering Council leader Damian White has met Havering’s new police commander Detective Chief Superintendent Stephen Clayman to talk about their ambitions and priorities to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour in the borough.
Mr Clayman started in the borough last month and is responsible for the Met Police’s East Area, which covers Havering, Barking and Dagenham and Redbridge
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The line-up for the Community Performance Stage at this year's Havering Show has been announced.
It will feature Rebecca Grace who appeared on X Factor in 2017, street dance group JSD, Rapunzel and her friends, Jordan's Irish Dancers, favourite children’s characters, and the Girls From Oz.
The Girls from Oz are three sassy singing Sheila's from Australia (based in London). Armed with killer harmonies, these ladies are a force to be reckoned with. They can sing, they can joke, and put a unique three-part harmony spin on songs by Aussie legends Kylie, Men At Work, and John Farnham.
The Havering Show returns to Harrow Lodge Park, in Hornchurch, on the August Bank Holiday Weekend, Sunday 25 and Monday 26 August 2019.
Tickets are available now at a discounted rate of just £3 per day for the show, which also features performances from Aswad and Toploader on the main stage sponsored by London City Airport and hosted by Time FM. There will also be a Sports Zone sponsored by Everyone Active, the Fairkytes Live stage, licensed bars, street food and children's attractions.
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 The popular floral crowns have returned to a number of locations across the borough.
Council Leader, Damian White, and Cabinet Member, Jason Frost, met the Grounds Maintenance team after they installed the crown outside the Town Hall in Romford yesterday (Wednesday 19 June).
Other crowns are located in Rainham, Elm Park, Collier Row and at Langtons in Hornchurch.
 Earlier this month, during Volunteers' week, Havering Council's Housing Community Engagement Team welcomed volunteers from across the borough to a lunch at the Town Hall.
The event, attended by the Mayor of Havering, Cllr Michael Deon Burton, was to say "thank you" to people that give their time to improving the Council's services for local residents.
Attendees included Resident Participation Panel members, community representatives, Leaseholders Forum members, activity and event helpers, and Buddy scheme members.
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