Roads news
ULEZ: Leader writes to the Mayor of London
With less than three months to go before the planned expansion of ULEZ to Havering, the Leader of the Council has written to the Mayor of London and the Deputy Mayor of London for Transport.
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Cabinet agrees new dropped kerb policy for driveways
Havering’s Cabinet have given the green light for a new policy – aimed at making the application process for dropped kerbs for driveways more consistent, efficient and clearer.
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ULEZ expansion: An update from Havering Council
Statement on ULEZ from Councillor Ray Morgon, Leader of Havering Council.
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Winter roads plan swings into action
Our winter road crews will be out gritting again this evening (Monday 12 December 2022) and into the early hours of tomorrow, to help make getting around the borough as safe as possible.
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ULEZ expansion: Havering Council response
Councillor Ray Morgon, Leader of Havering Council, writes:
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Residents urged to bin their gum
Bin your chewing gum, don’t drop it on the ground is the message after deep cleaning which included the removal of chewing gum from pavements, took place in South Street, Romford.
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Best foot forward for School Street Scheme
The new term in Havering will see more schools take part in a trial of a School Street Scheme.
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Storm Eunice: A statement from the Leader of the Council
Councillor Damian White, Leader of Havering Council, said:
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Pothole repairs gather pace
Havering Council is fixing hundreds of potholes every month – with over 3,500 potholes repaired year on year.
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On track with road and pavement repairs
Over 35 miles of roads and 25 miles of pavements have been improved and repaired since Havering Council launched its £40m highways investment programme.
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Council challenges Highways England over Lower Thames Crossing resident discount betrayal
Havering Council has hit back at Highways England after a U-turn on their decision to give Havering residents a discount on the toll charge for the future Lower Thames crossing.
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Fixing potholes part of investment into better journeys
Over 1,000 potholes were repaired by Havering Council between April and December last year.
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We’re winter ready
Havering Council’s gritters rolled out for the first time last week (20/11/2019) as temperatures dropped below zero.
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Council launches £40m investment campaign for roads and pavements
Havering Council has launched a new campaign, ploughing £40 million into improving the borough’s roads and pavements.
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Funding boost gets road improvements up and running
Havering Council’s commitment to improving the borough’s roads and pavements has been given a boost with funding from central government.
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Winter is coming – but Havering Council’s got it covered
Havering Council’s gritters are ready to roll for winter.
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Council Leader “extremely disappointed” with Ardleigh Green Bridge delay
The Leader of Havering Council, Councillor Roger Ramsey, has expressed his disappointment after Transport for London (TfL) announced that Ardleigh Green railway bridge replacement works could be delayed by up to two years.
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Have your say: Council launches new safety order to tackle anti-social behaviour
Havering Council is seeking residents’ views on its proposed Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to tackle increasing anti-social behaviour in Romford town centre.
