Students Gain First-Hand Experience at Family Welcome Centre Construction Site
Construction and Built Environment students from New City College visited the construction site of the Family Welcome Centre in Harold Hill earlier today (Thursday 23 October 2025).
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Manchester Synagogue attack - Leader's statement
The Leader of Havering Council has condemned today's (Thursday 2 October 2025) attack outside the Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester.
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Havering celebrates Black History Month 2025
Havering Council is proud to celebrate Black History Month this October.
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Step-Free Access at Hornchurch Station moves step closer
The Leader of Havering Council has welcomed Transport for London’s (TfL) announcement that Hornchurch station has been selected to proceed to the next stage of Transport for London’s Step-Free Access
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Havering to commemorate baby loss
Havering Council will once again mark Baby Loss Awareness Week with a special ceremony of remembrance at Havering Town Hall, Romford.
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Havering celebrates local excellence at 2025 Small Business Awards
Small businesses across Havering were in the spotlight last night to celebrate the winners of the fourth annual Havering Small Business Awards, held on Wednesday 24 September 2025.
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Havering launches new Housing Allocations Scheme
Havering Council has launched a new Housing Allocations Scheme, coming into effect from Wednesday 24 September 2025.
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Havering Council Powers Ahead with Solar Energy to Cut Costs and Carbon
Havering Council continues its journey toward a greener, more sustainable future, with nine corporate sites now operating live Solar PV systems.
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Covid-19 and flu vaccination clinics in Havering
The NHS are reminding those eligible to get their free winter vaccinations and stay protected during the colder months.
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Council showcases new Chalkhill home
Havering Council marked a new milestone in its ongoing commitment to tackling housing need with a visit to one of the newly acquired Chalkhill properties in the borough.
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Havering calls for kindness in the borough
The Leader of Havering Council, Councillor Ray Morgon, is calling for residents in the borough to be civil to each other, not create divisions and ensure Havering remains a calm and cohesive borough.