Havering Council calls for partial reopening of Gallows Corner
Andrew Blake-Herbert, Chief Executive of Havering Council, said:
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Tobacco and Vapes Bill: Havering Council’s response
Councillor Gillian Ford, Cabinet Member for Adults and Wellbeing, said:
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Enforcement to help make fireworks night sparkle safely
Havering Council’s licensing and trading standards team have been out across the borough to check that local retailers are not selling fireworks to young people aged under 18.
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Customer Service Satisfaction Survey opens
Havering Council has launched an independent customer satisfaction survey in collaboration with The Institute of Customer Service (ICS).
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Council’s waste contractor Urbaser taken over by new company
FCC Environment has taken over the UK branch of Urbaser, as the Council’s waste partner and contractor.
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Autumn Statement: Havering Council response
Following the Government’s Budget announcement (30 October 2024), Leader of Havering Council, Councillor Ray Morgon, writes:
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Remembrance in Havering
Residents are invited to gather at Remembrance services across the borough on Sunday 10 November to honour those who have served our country.
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New Public Realm celebrated for Rainham’s community, workforce and visitors
Business owners, Councillors and the Mayor celebrated the opening of two new public realm amenities last Thursday which will much improve the use and enjoyment of the Rainham Riverside at Ferry Lane.
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Tackling rough sleeping: Case Study 'R'
The Council's rough sleeping team work to get individuals off the streets along with partner agencies such as the NHS, Police and social landlords.
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Havering Council launches Active Travel Consultation
Havering Council has launched a comprehensive Active Travel Consultation, aimed at transforming the way we move around our community over the next 15 years.
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More adopters needed for local children
To mark the launch of National Adoption Week, a new campaign and film have been released to show how the journey to adoption is different for everyone and that there is no such thing as a ‘normal'.