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Celebrating young people in the community
Havering Council joined partners to celebrate the achievements of young people in the borough at a special awards ceremony event last night (12 February 2026).
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Housing contractors branch out with donations to transform school garden
Pupils at Harrow Lodge Primary School are set to benefit from the planting of new trees along with new fencing thanks to a donation from Havering’s housing contractors Equans UK and Ireland and Mears.
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Where We Live: Business fined over poor waste storage
A Hornchurch business has been prosecuted and fined a total of £2,075, for failing to control and store waste responsibly outside its property.
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Where We Live Surrender bin takes over 200 knives off streets
Havering’s first-ever Ninja Knife bin has seen the surrender of 271 knives and bladed items taken off the borough’s streets, in its first six months.
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One year of having pride in Where We Live
Havering Council is marking one year of its flagship campaign, Where We Live by highlighting the rise in community pride and cleaner, safer streets.
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Where We Live: Havering hosts second crime summit
Havering Council and the Havering Community Safety Partnership hosted the second crime summit under the Where We Live campaign last week.
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Where We Live: Cleaning up our rivers
Havering Council has joined forces with Thames Chase Trust to clean up a river in Harold Hill as part of its flagship Where We Live campaign.
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Where We Live: Three households fined £750 over dumped rubbish
Havering Council has issued Fixed Penalty Notices to three different households totalling £750, after waste they paid to be taken away by a rogue waste carrier, was found fly-tipped in Brentwood Road.
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Where We Live: All plugged in for EV charging points
Havering Council has joined forces with Connect Kerb to provide a number of EV charging points across Council-owned car parks and on-street parking bays.
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Where We Live: Surrender knives to save lives
A permanent knife surrender bin will remain in Central Park Leisure Centre car park, Harold Hill, to allow people to anonymously and safely dispose of knives and other weapons.
