Update on FCC Waste Management Strike Action - 30 October 2026
Councillor Martynas Cekavicius, Havering's Cabinet Member for Public Realm, said:
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Havering declares it is “open for business” at London Real Estate Forum
Havering has set out its ambition to become a major destination for investment, development and new businesses as part of its new Havering 2040 – Creating London’s Super Suburb vision.
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Serial fly-tipper jailed
Havering Council helped to apprehend a serial fly tipper who has now been jailed and banned from carrying waste in Brentwood for five years.
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Over 1,000 knives surrendered in Havering’s knife bin
Havering’s first knife bin in Harold Hill, has seen the surrender of 1,152 knives and bladed items in its first year.
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Havering celebrates local businesses at Small Business Awards 2026
Havering Council celebrated the very best of the Borough's business community at the Havering Small Business Awards 2026 on Wednesday 23 September.
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Blooming Marvellous: Havering’s gardeners celebrate success
Green-fingered residents have once again shown off their gardening talents as part of this year’s Havering in Bloom competition.
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Havering approves new tenant strategy to ensure resident participation
Havering Council has adopted The Housing Tenant Engagement Strategy 2026-2029.
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Leader of Havering Council responds to Government’s announcement of additional £6.75million funding for Havering
The Leader of Havering Council has welcomed additional Government funding.
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Creating London’s Super Suburb – a vision for Havering
The Leader of Havering Council has launched the Administration’s long-term vision and ambitions for the future of the Borough.
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Food waste service update
The roll out of a separate weekly food waste service has been delayed due to a lack of vehicles from the manufactures to deliver this service.
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Havering Council to update planning committees and constitution in line with national reforms
Havering Council has agreed changes to its planning committee arrangements and Council constitution to comply with new national planning legislation coming into force later this year.