Council CEO responds to Gallows Corner Latest
Andrew Blake-Herbert, Chief Executive of Havering Council, said:
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Councillors Visit New Family Welcome Centre Ahead of Summer Completion
Councillors have visited the new Family Welcome Centre in Harold Hill on 18 March 2026 to see first hand the final stages of construction on the flagship facility.
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Havering Council to Launch Citizens Panel
Havering Council has announced plans for the borough’s first citizen plan to launch later in 2026, to make sure residents have more of a say in council decision-making and delivery of services.
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Havering Councillors and Wates representatives visit Chippenham Road site
Representatives from Havering Council, including the Leader of Havering Council, Councillor Ray Morgon, have visited the Chippenham Road site.
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New property licensing schemes launched
Havering Council has officially launched two new private rented property licensing schemes.
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Council Issues Update on Enforcement Action at Noak Hill Site
Havering Council has issued an update regarding ongoing planning enforcement action at the site in Church Road, Noak Hill.
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Last chance for residents to visit Havering’s Low Energy Visitor Centre
Havering Council is encouraging residents to make the most of the Low Energy Visitor Centre (LEVC) before it closes to the public at the end of March 2026.
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Hornchurch Town Centre BID ballot outcome announced
The ballot for the proposed Hornchurch Town Centre Business Improvement District (BID) has been returned, with the majority of businesses voting against the proposal.
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Havering Small Business Awards to Open for Nominations on 23 March 2026
Havering Council is pleased to announce that nominations for the 2026 Havering Small Business Awards will officially open on Monday 23 March 2026.
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Elliot Playing Field Dedicated as Havering’s Newest Village Green
Elliot Playing Field in Hornchurch has been dedicated as Havering’s eleventh Village Green, strengthening long term protections for one of the borough’s much loved open spaces.
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Havering Council invites residents to have their say on future of conservation areas
Havering Council is encouraging residents to share their views on updated Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plans (CAAMPs).