As in previous years, if any areas appear to have been missed during spraying, ward councillors will bring this to the attention of the council.

*** Please note that in the schedule, Cranham has incorrectly been spelt Granham ***

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To view lists of earlier applications, see the Eight Week Planning Applications link.

*** Please not that the widely anticipated planning application for 475 dwellings on land to the north of Benets Road on the Dury Falls Estate, has now been submitted. To view the application and submit comments visit P0417.26 – Land to the north of Benets Road & east of Wingletye Lane Hornchurch .

Comments should be submitted by 16 June 2026 but the Local Planning Authority will accept them for a time after this date ***

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Over the years, the Society has met at several venues, including Upminster Junior School, the Clock House and Upminster Court, before settling at Cranham Community Centre, our current home.

Today, we remain a small but dedicated and friendly group, meeting on Wednesday evenings. We hold regular exhibitions at venues including Queen’s Theatre and Upminster Library. Although we no longer have a resident tutor, professional artist demonstrations and a varied programme continue to inspire members to develop their skills and enjoy painting together.

New members of all abilities are always welcome. For more information please contact Terry on 07880 770 324.

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For the latest updates on new and planned roadworks in the Upminster and Cranham area visit – www.havering.roadworks.org .

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At the end of May 2026, Havering Residents Association (HRA) Councillor Sue Ospreay came to the end of her year as the Mayor of Havering. Without any doubt she threw herself at the job, attending hundreds of events all across our great Borough.

As part of her mayorship, Sue also raised the enormous amount of £88,770.65 for the Charity she picked, The MCA Trust, which supports local children with cancer and their families.

Congratulations to Sue, a fantastic ambassador for Havering!

(Sue was re-elected in May for the Rainham and Wennington Ward)

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To view the video newsletter visit LTC Community Video Newsletter May 2026.

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Property marking is a simple and effective way to help protect your belongings and deter theft. Bring along items such as bikes, tools, and electronics, and they will help you mark and register them.

This event is open to all members of the public – no booking required. Feel free to drop in at any time during the session.

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To view lists of earlier applications, see the Eight Week Planning Applications link.

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