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RAF Hornchurch brings residents together for a weekend of fascinating wartime history (opens the original)
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RAF Hornchurch Heritage Centre hosted a ‘Britain at War Weekend’ to engage the community in its local history. Attractions included displays of Zeppelin artefacts, a show of military and civilian vehicles, a Mayland aerodrome exhibition, a showing of First World War women's football, and Sunday performances by vintage singer Lorraine Cater. Attendees at a service to commemorate the Battle of Britain (Image: SANDRA ROWSE) “It’s not about glorifying war, it’s about educating people on their histor
Westfield boss on catering for Gen Z and wish for international trains at Stratford (opens the original)
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General manager of Westfield Stratford City, Chris Mitchell, spoke to our reporter about how the shopping centre has evolved alongside east London since the 2012 Olympics, and the centre’s future. The shopping centre is seeing its highest footfall since London 2012, with July showing 5.22 million visits. Over the past year, Westfield activated new experience-based events such as the Good Festival, which hosted a pop-up in collaboration with clothing reselling app Depop, aimed at showing the cent
âOur mission is to make suicide prevention everyoneâs businessâ (opens the original)
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A special film has been made showcasing the stories of those in Havering with lived experience of suicide, with a screening event also highlighting what support is on offer in the borough. On World Suicide Prevention Day, a crowd gathered in the Lumiere Cinema in Romford for the premiere of Stories of Hope; a film created by Havering Adult College in partnership with Havering's public health team. This year, the theme of the event was breaking down stigma, which Samantha Westrop, assistant direc
'I'm a Poundland worker who learnt my Romford store was closing through this paper' (opens the original)
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A long-serving staff member of a Poundland in Romford which has shut down said he only found out about its closure through the Recorder. The discount chain's store at the Brewery Retail Park closed for the final time on Monday (September 14). Poundland employee of seven years, Wayne Hodges, said he found out through the Recorder’s article from August 28. “It’s sad, but I knew it might happen at some point,” Wayne said when this paper visited the store last week. 'It's been a real pleasure' farew
Shocking moment TFL fair dodger caught after scamming £2k of free rides (opens the original)
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Shocking footage has shown the moment a fare dodger was busted by investigators at a station in Greenwich after building thousands of pounds in debt. Using CCTV footage, a team of TfL investigators tracked the fraudster's predictable behaviour and caught him red handed at Abbey Wood Station. According to the investigation’s findings, the fare dodger hadn’t properly validated over 240 times, racking up £2,515.40 in unpaid rides. The scammer was exposed in a Channel 5 episode of Fare Dodgers: At W
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