Havering launches new drive for school governors
Havering Council has launched a new drive to recruit more school governors.
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Plans approved for new homes at college site
A disused college campus in Havering is a step closer to becoming a new residential community after plans for a housing scheme were recently approved by councillors.
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Cleaner Havering Autumn Blitz launched
Havering Council has launched its Cleaner Havering ‘Autumn Blitz’, a series of deep-cleaning activities across the whole borough, as part of its recovery plans following the Covid 19 pandemic.
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Parking permits go virtual
Havering Council has launched a new virtual parking permit system across the borough.
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Tackling misuse of Blue Badges
Havering Council is cracking down on residents fraudulently using Blue Badges.
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Havering residents asked to help Afghan refugees
Havering Council has teamed up with Havering Volunteer Centre (HVC) to appeal for essential items for Afghan refugees arriving in the UK.
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Have your say on street trading
Havering Council is putting a Street Trading policy in place and wants to hear from the borough’s businesses and residents about what it should include.
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Council puts on mini festival to thank young residents following pandemic
Havering Council are paying tribute to the continued efforts of young residents throughout the pandemic with a free small-scale music event.
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Have your say: Help to improve town centres across Havering
As we continue to emerge from the Covid 19 pandemic, Havering Council wants to hear from residents, businesses and visitors about how we can improve and revitalise five of our town centres.
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Estate Improvement Programme back underway following pandemic
Council-owned housing estates across Havering are set for major improvement works over the next five years, as part of the Council’s pledge to ensure no resident is left behind.
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Statement from Councillor Damian White, Leader of Havering Council, on the publication of the IPCC report.
Cllr White said: “Looking at the recent report published by the IPCC, It is quite clear that important decisions need to be made at COP 26. We only need to look at the changeable weather and the fires in Greece and California to see how serious this is.