The Police have requested the help of the general public in identifying properties that are being used for this illicit purpose. This is part of a collaborative effort to protect our local community.
You will be aware that modern slavery, trafficking, and sexual exploitation brings untold misery and harm to our wider community, and especially to those vulnerable individuals who are often forced, coerced, or exploited into carrying out this activity on behalf of organised gangs.
In December 1917, at the invitation of Fr O’Grady, the Sisters of Mercy, opened their convent in Cambridge Park, the stables being converted into a temporary Church.
Later, the foundation stone of Our Lady of Lourdes Wanstead was blessed by Arthur Doubleday, the then Bishop of Brentwood, in July 1927.
The Church has been sustained by the people of God here in Wanstead for 100 years. Long may the faith continue to grow and thrive here.
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