Actor Nigel Le Vaillant stars as the title character, Dr. Paul Dangerfield, on the British television medical drama series, ‘Dangerfield.’
Serving the needs of all aspects of their community can often be a struggle for people. That’s certainly the case for the title protagonist of the British television series, ‘Dangerfield.’ The medical drama’s eponymous character, Paul Dangerfield, who was played by Nigel Le Vaillant, emphasizes his constant struggle to manage the conflicting demands of his work as a small town doctor and police surgeon. His work is complicated even more by his person life, as he has to continuously contend with the death of his wife from a few years earlier, and raising their children, Alison and Marty, on his own.
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1:01 PM May 25, 2021
Members from Friends of Central Park, Harold Hill Wombles and Harold Hill Deer Aid joined forces with local residents to clean up Central Park on Sunday (May 23).
- Credit: Jan Sargent
A number of Harold Hill community groups have joined forces to clean up Central Park.
Marshalled by Gooshays ward councillor Jan Sargent, members from Friends of Central Park, Harold Hill Wombles and Harold Hill Deer Aid combined to clear rubbish from the green space.
Friends of Central Park were one of the residents groups involved in the litter picking initiative.
- Credit: Jan Sargent
Local residents also got involved over the weekend.
Fair owner, James Manning, with the mayor of Havering, John Mylod.
- Credit: Chantelle Billson
James said: “Thanks to TAKSAL, there is no safer environment than the one we are now able to provide. We support them as they support us and so far, we have donated £1,500 this year to them. However, the elements are against us and we haven’t been able to open as much as usual.”
The rain didn’t stop the children from enjoying the rides, and leader of Havering Council, Cllr Damian White, also came to support the event.
He said: It looks lovely here and it s a wonderful community event with traditional British weather, but it s nice to see - with restrictions being eased - the community coming together and to support each other.
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The deer in Dagnam Park Reserve.
- Credit: Jan Sargent
We will fight to protect land for deer
A Romford resident, full name and address supplied, writes:
Oh deer! Once again, Havering takes the surgeon’s knife to Harold Hill.
It seems enough is NOT enough when it comes to the removal of much loved and used green space which has been a blessing to so many over the last year. It seems bursting-at-the-seams doctors’ surgeries are, in fact, not bursting at the seams and it seems, the deer population has a low cash value.
That value is packaged up as a very important parcel of land off Priory Road and a pivotal crossing point for the many wild stags and does who use it to access from the Manor to the fields around Harold Hill, driving a diversity of wildlife that is enjoyed by all residents and visitors.