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A man from Dagenham who had previously been warned about playing loud music has been found guilty in court and ordered to pay a huge fine.

Earlier this week, pupils from seven local schools took part in “Barking and Dagenham’s Dragon Den” as part of the Social Enterprises School programme. The pupils were encouraged to work together, research and pitch their social enterprise ideas to four friendly dragons. The programme empowers pupils to launch their own social enterprises, providing invaluable exposure to a range of essential life skills.

Unmesh Desai has been elected as the London Assembly Member for the City and East Constituency, following elections that took place on Thursday 2 May.

A car rental company from South-West London has been fined over £600 in court after they failed to provide information on a driver who littered from one of their vehicles in Dagenham.

“We are sorry to announce that the We Are FSTVL event organised by Rebelia Ltd and scheduled to take place in Central Park, Dagenham on the weekend of 25-26 May has had to be cancelled.

The owner of a property in Dagenham has been ordered to pay hundreds of pounds after he refused to clear up his front and back gardens.

Residents, landlords and private tenants in Barking and Dagenham are being encouraged to not miss out on the opportunity to share their views on the future of property licensing in the borough.

A landlady who illegally converted her property into two separate flats and continued to ignore enforcement notices from Barking and Dagenham Council has been found guilty in court.

A local Dagenham company has been found guilty in court and ordered to pay thousands of pounds in fines and costs after it was caught on a Barking and Dagenham Council CCTV dumping a truck load of waste.

Today is National Offer Day and sees 94.20 per cent (3,052 pupils) of parents in given their first preference, placing Barking and Dagenham second in London.