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Barking and Dagenham council is keen to hear residents’ views and opinions on its draft Inclusive Growth Strategy – its plan for people and places as the borough continues to grow.

Barking and Dagenham Council has teamed up with local schools and organisations to launch a new phase of its hard-hitting Lost Hours campaign.

Parents and pupils were treated to a host of healthy food stalls at Manor Junior School’s Taste Festival.

Council Leader visits charity group tackling dementia, depression, and loneliness through the power of sport

Uganda Independence Day marked for the first time on country’s 60th anniversary of becoming a republic

Affordable loan options as east London council partners with Credit Union amidst cost-of-living crisis

October marks the beginning of Black History Month – the annual celebration of the culture, history, and achievements of black, African, and Caribbean people.

The Nigerian flag was flown outside Barking Town Hall on Friday (30 September) to mark the country’s 62nd Independence Day.

A childcare specific jobs fair will be held at the Barking Learning Centre on Thursday 29 September.

Barking and Dagenham Council is aware that reducing antisocial behaviour in particular hotspots is a key issue for its residents, and they are continuing to work closely with the police to combat the issue.