Havering commemorates Armed Forces Day
Hundreds of residents turned out for Havering’s Armed Forces Day celebrations (Saturday 27 June 2026) to show their appreciation to currently serving troops, veterans and cadets, and Service families.
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Council Leader responds to Care Quality Commission "requires improvement" rating on Havering Adults’ Services
The new Leader of Havering Council has spoken out after Havering Adults’ Services received a ‘requires improvement’ rating following a recent inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
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Mercury Land Holding Homes at Roe Wood Park fully let
Properties developed and managed by Mercury Land Holdings at Roe Wood Park in Harold Hill have now been fully let, marking an important milestone for the development.
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Council issues update following Planning Inspector’s decision on Noak Hill site
Havering Council has issued a further update regarding planning enforcement action at the site in Church Road, Noak Hill, following the outcome of appeals to the Planning Inspectorate.
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Havering commemorates Reserves Day
Havering has marked Reserves Day (Wednesday 24 June 2026) as part of Armed Forces Week 2026.
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Havering flies the flag for Armed Forces Week 2026
Havering is flying the Armed Forces flag to mark the beginning of Armed Forces Week.
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Illegal cigarettes and vapes seized in raid on Hornchurch business
Over £6,000 worth of illegal cigarettes, vapes, shisha and tobacco was seized and taken off the streets recently, thanks to Havering Council’s Trading Standards team.
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Langtons Summer Concert delights crowds
Large crowds descended on Langtons Gardens, Hornchurch, on Sunday 7 June, to enjoy an afternoon of classical music as the Langtons Summer Concert returned for 2026.
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Mayor announces chosen charity
The Mayor of Havering, Councillor Maggie Themistocli, has announced the mayoral charity she will be supporting for 2026/2027.
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Crackdown on underage sales of knives and vapes
Havering Council’s Trading Standards team have been out across the borough to prevent local retailers from selling age-restricted products such as knives and vapes, to young people aged under 18.