Council responds to St George’s Day Scouts Parade safety concerns
A spokesperson for Havering Council, said:
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Award-winning parks
Havering Council has successfully retained its 16 Green Flags for the third year in a row.
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Wennington residents mark anniversary of devastating fire
Residents in Wennington have this week marked the first anniversary of the fire which devastated their village last summer.
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Cabinet agree to safeguard Rainham and Beam Park Regeneration
Havering Council’s Cabinet has agreed to buy out the interest of its joint venture partner, Notting Hill Genesis (NHG), safeguarding the future of the Rainham and Beam Park regeneration scheme.
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Council welcomes release of London Fire Brigade Wennington fire report
Havering Council has welcomed the release of the report by the London Fire Brigade (LFB) ahead of the one year anniversary of the fire that devastated parts of Wennington.
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Bleed kits handed out to help save lives
Havering Council has delivered life-saving bleed kits to secondary schools across the borough that will help keep pupils and residents safer.
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Upminster by-election announced
Following the death of sitting Councillor Linda Hawthorn, a by-election for the Upminster ward will take place on Thursday 10 August 2023.
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Chippenham Road consultation launches Friday 14 July 2023
Detailed plans will be unveiled, and a public consultation launched on the next phase of works to transform Harold Hill town centre on Friday 14 July 2023.
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Cabinet considers options for Rainham and Beam Park joint venture
Cabinet will consider the future structure of the Rainham and Beam Park joint venture between the Council and Notting Hill Genesis at next week's Cabinet meeting (19 July 2023).
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Community Conservation Week kicks off at Wennington Village
Volunteers from the 12 Estates joint venture (JV) partnership between Wates and Havering Council were joined by businesses that work with the JV and members of the community this week in Wennington.
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Developers break ground at 120-home development on former Havering College site
Bellway and Mercury Land Holdings have broken ground on a project that will transform the former Havering College Quarles Campus in Harold Hill into a 120-home development.