Charlotte Anderson

2 weeks ago | barkinganddagenhampost.co.uk | Charlotte Anderson

A total of 55,548 people are on the waiting list for treatment at Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals Trust (BHRUT), according to the latest NHS data from March. The data reveals that out of those on the waiting list, 30 per cent - or 16,664 patients - have been waiting for more than 18 weeks to start their treatment. Meanwhile, 70pc have been waiting up to 18 weeks - and in half of cases the patient has been waiting less than 10 weeks.

2 weeks ago | barkinganddagenhampost.co.uk | Charlotte Anderson

HG Construction hopes to gain planning approval for the next stage of development at Trocoll House, in Station Parade, Barking. This relates to the landscaping of the front of the proposed tower block - set to provide 198 new homes - as well as the layout for the roof levels. The building is planned to be in different sections, some of which will be four or five storeys tall, the others of which will be as tall as 28 storeys.

2 weeks ago | newsshopper.co.uk | Charlotte Anderson

5 1/1 The Recorder is looking back at the history of Upminster station as part of our series marking the 200th anniversary of modern passenger railway in 2025. When Upminster station first opened more than a century ago, there was hope the town would become a "place of residence for City men". Much like Hornchurch, Upminster station began its development in the early 1880s, almost 50 years after Romford station opened.

3 weeks ago | barkinganddagenhampost.co.uk | Charlotte Anderson

St Margaret's Church of England Primary School, in North Street, has "improved significantly across all areas", according to its latest Ofsted report, and looks set for top grades at its next inspection. The primary school was previously rated 'good' in March 2013, and this was its second ungraded inspection to check if it has maintained those standards. Ofsted concluded that the school is a "welcoming and inspiring school" where "everyone is valued".

3 weeks ago | romfordrecorder.co.uk | Charlotte Anderson

Lifestyle blog Muddy Stilettos has announced the regional results of its annual Muddy Awards, which recognise the "most exciting" independent businesses across 35 counties. Six businesses - from event venues to bars and hotels - were named as finalists in east London after half a million votes were cast. READ MORE: A day out in Walthamstow named London's best place to live The regional winners in each category will automatically go through to the national finals at the end of June.