Thousands benefit from Council’s Havering Helps cost of living fund
Thousands of Havering residents have received vital support through the Council’s Emergency Assistance Scheme, Havering Helps, funded by the UK Government’s Household Support Fund.
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Green Flags still flying
Havering Council has successfully retained its 16 Green Flags in parks for the fifth year in a row.
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Havering Small Business Awards 2025 hosts announced
The Havering Small Business Awards 2025 are set to take place at the new Lumiere Cinemas in Romford, as the awards venue sponsor.
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Village Green Dedication celebrations at Priory Green, Harold Hill
Priory Green, Harold Hill, is the second much-loved open space to be officially granted village green status as part of this year’s dedications.
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Where We Live: Bin your gum
Havering Council and Crowlands Primary School joined forces recently to share this message: Stick your chewing gum in the bin, not on our pavements!
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Announcing the finalists for the Havering Small Business Awards 2025
The Havering Small Business Awards are proud to announce the finalists for this year’s prestigious awards.
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Residents explore energy-saving tips at new Visitor Centre
Residents were given practical advice on saving energy and reducing household bills at a free drop-in event at Havering’s new Low Energy Visitor Centre in Raphael Park on Thursday 17 July 2025.
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£17k worth of illegal tobacco seized
Around £17,300 worth of illegal tobacco, cigarettes, non-compliant vapes and Shisha tobacco has been taken off the borough’s streets thanks to work by Havering Council’s trading standards.
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First of five village greens dedicated
The community of Platford Green and Tyle Green, Emerson Park, celebrated the dedication of its new village green on Sunday 20 July 2025.
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New showhome opens at development on former college site in Harold Hill
The partners in a scheme to provide 120 new homes on the former Havering College campus in Harold Hill came together to mark the next milestone in the major regeneration project.
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Councils can’t have their cake and eat it says Leader of Havering Council
Statement from Leader of Havering Council, Councillor Ray Morgon: