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A man who was stabbed in Capel Road allegedly chased his attackers through Forest Gate in his car and crashed into their moped in Romford Road, police say.

Detective Inspector John Marriott from the Met's Serious Crime Command, who is leading the investigation, said: "I understand how daunting it can be to come forward after such a terrible crime but investigations like this rely on the bravery of witnesses who find it in themselves to do so. “My officers are here to provide whatever support we can to anyone who is willing to tell us what they know. “Sami’s family have been devastated by the senseless loss of their son. For three years they have had only questions, but no justice." Sami's father Samer urged the anonymous caller to be a bra...

Sami Sidhom murder appeal: Police urge anonymous caller to help bring killers to justice Anthony France Detectives investigating the “cowardly” murder of a teenage West Ham fan are asking an anonymous caller who may hold crucial information about his killers to get back in touch. Sami Sidhom, 18, was stabbed to death in Chestnut Avenue, Forest Gate on April 16, 2018. Sami - studying history and law at Queen Mary University - died in what is believed to be a case of mistaken identity. A £20,000 reward has been offered by police for information leading to the conviction of...

A painted mural honouring the history of a house is here to stay – but a planning application has denied other parts of a house refurbishment. The mural honours the history of the Brown family, the iconic local greengrocers who previously lived in the house, and reflects back to the stables kept at the back of the property. Along with the painted mural, new railings were installed, and an updated outside light was fitted planning permission. Despite the charming features, and only one objection received in Watford Borough Council's planning portal, the retrospective planning ap...

These road signs in Oxhey are to be repaired and restored A number of Watford’s cast iron street signs are being repaired and restored in order to preserve the original Victorian style of the town. The plates list original Victorian name places that reflect the history of the town, including The Earls of Essex and William Capell, the original owner of Cassiobury House. Watford Borough Council says some of the historic signs in Oxhey are in poor condition and not easy to read. To respect their historic origins, the council says the plate listed as Capel Road will be restored to 'Cape...