Havering pupils celebrate GCSE results
More than 3,000 pupils across Havering received their much-anticipated GCSE results this morning (21 August 2025).
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Havering shoplifter banned
A serial shoplifter has been banned from areas of Harold Hill, following joint action by Havering Council and the Police.
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Havering to continue cultural vision
Havering will continue to develop the borough’s cultural legacy despite missing out on the London Borough of Culture 2025 and 2027 titles.
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An open letter to prospective candidates of the Mayoral and GLA elections
Councillor Ray Morgon writes an open letter to all prospective candidates in the GLA and Mayoral elections calling for improvements to Havering's public transport issues.
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Havering elects two new Members of Youth Parliament
Two young people have been voted in as representatives in the UK Youth Parliament.
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Havering makes the grade
Thousands of young people have been celebrating across Havering after receiving offers for their secondary school place.
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Council passes Havering budget for 2024/25
Havering Council has approved the 2024/2025 budget, the most difficult in the Council’s history.
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Council homes to get lift upgrades
Lifts in Council communal tower blocks, low-rise and sheltered schemes are set for upgrades as part of a £6 million, two year improvement plan.
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Crackdown on underage sales of knives
Havering Council’s licensing and trading standards teams have been out across the borough to prevent local retailers selling knives and other age-restricted goods to young people aged under 18.
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Bereavement counselling service receives new funding
Funding from a specialist recycling scheme at the South Essex Crematorium has helped to extend a confidential counselling service support offered to adults and children in Havering coping with grief.
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Havering responds to ‘Inadequate’ Ofsted children’s services inspection
Major improvement plans have been strengthened by Havering Children’s Services after it was rated as ‘Inadequate’ by government regulators, Ofsted.