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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New homes on track despite Covid 19 pandemic
Havering Council’s Deputy Leader paid a visit on Monday to the Napier and New Plymouth House development to check progress - six months after construction began.
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Mayor of Havering re-elected for second year
Councillor John Mylod has been re-elected as Mayor of Havering following the Annual Council meeting on Tuesday 27 April 2021.
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A helping hand for Havering high streets
We carried out over 200 patrols and face-to-face visits last week, providing Covid-secure advice to businesses across the borough as they returned to the high street for the first time since December.
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Havering among best-in-class for primary school places
Figures released today by the Government show that Havering continues to outclass most other London boroughs with primary school places.
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Supporting businesses and residents as lockdown rules eased
Havering Council’s enforcement and public protection teams are out across the borough again this week helping to support local businesses and residents stay safe.
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Romford Market fully reopens
Romford Market is set to welcome back all non-essential retail traders this Wednesday (14 April 2021) in its first full reopening since December.
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Free parking to help high streets re-open safely
Havering Council is providing free parking from Monday 12 April 2021 for four weeks, to help support our high streets and town centres as they re-open again.
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Havering’s libraries set for Covid-secure reopening from 12 April
Havering's libraries will begin to reopen from Monday 12 April 2021 as government restrictions lift.
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Ardleigh Green CCTV cameras extended for six months
New temporary CCTV cameras have been installed in Ardleigh Green following a trial to combat anti-social behaviour in the area.
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Extra funding secured for Havering’s leisure centres
Havering Council and Everyone Active, have secured over £580,000 from Sport England’s National Leisure Recovery Fund to support the reopening and recovery of the borough’s leisure centres.