Harold Hill East Residents Lead the Way at Pride in Place Awareness Day
Residents and representatives from the local community and voluntary organisations who make up the Harold Hill East Pride in Place Board came together today for the Pride in Place Awareness Day.
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Harold Wood Library building to reopen as community-led vision becomes reality
Havering Council is delighted to announce the reopening of the Harold Wood Library building, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter for one of the area's most valued community assets.
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New Havering family hub to provide wider family services
A new family hub has officially opened in Havering to improve the health and development of local children.
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Havering commemorates baby loss
Havering has once again marked Baby Loss Awareness Week with a special ceremony at Havering Town Hall, Romford.
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Council secures High Court injunction to prevent unlawful traveller site at Benskins Lane
Havering Council has secured an interim High Court injunction to prevent unauthorised development and occupation of land at Benskins Lane, Noak Hill.
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Havering strengthens delivery through Strategic Alliance contract awards
Havering Council has awarded a series of major works and compliance contracts as part of its Strategic Alliance programme.
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Business fined for failing to provide waste documents
A business has been fined £1,817.50 after failing to provide legally required waste documentation to Havering Council.
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Havering’s parks are blooming marvellous
Havering has once again bagged a number of top awards in the London in Bloom competition, placing the Borough’s parks among the best in London.
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Havering declares it is “open for business” at London Real Estate Forum
Havering has set out its ambition to become a major destination for investment, development and new businesses as part of its new Havering 2040 – Creating London’s Super Suburb vision.
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Serial fly-tipper jailed
Havering Council helped to apprehend a serial fly tipper who has now been jailed and banned from carrying waste in Brentwood for five years.