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Hate Crime is one thing Barking and Dagenham Council does not stand for and in its continued effort to reduce it in the borough, it is marking National Hate Crime Awareness Week.

The council and the Barking & Dagenham Faith Forum are shocked and saddened by the events unfolding in the Middle East. We extend our deepest sympathies and prayers to all those who have been affected by these tragic events, regardless of religion, race, or national origin, and hope that a peaceful resolution can be found.

A joint operation between Barking and Dagenham Council, the police and Transport for London has resulted in a male being ordered to pay a huge fine after he failed to provide his Waste Carrier License.

Simon Beer is the new Principal at the Adult College of Barking and Dagenham.

A landlord has appeared in court after illegally converting her family home into separate flats – several years after being found guilty of the same offence.

The owner of a property in Barking has found himself in the dock over the height of his fence following a two-year dispute.

“Black History Month is not just about recognising the past, it’s about shaping the present and building a better future. It's a month dedicated to celebrating, and I couldn't be more excited to see us all come together to learn, share, and grow this month.”

The Neighbourhood Fund (NCIL) is an exciting £150,000 funding opportunity for residents and local groups to make a real difference in their local areas. The funding is open to community groups, charities and social enterprises in Barking and Dagenham to bid for grants of up to £10,000.

A rare preserved prehistoric yew tree from Dagenham has been added to the collections at Valence House Museum.

A Chadwell Heath resident who ignored warning letters from Barking and Dagenham Council enforcement officers to clean up their garden has been found guilty in court.