Following the closing date of the two public consultations into the proposed Appropriation and Disposal of the Hall Lane Mini Golf Courses, the Residents’ Association’s Cranham Councillors are continuing to work with residents and other interested parties to oppose both of these proposals and the current outline

The pitch and putt and crazy golf site in Hall Lane, Upminster is facing a number of challenges, which started back in March this year with a planning application submitted by Havering Councils housing company, Mercury Land Holdings Ltd, for the building of 48 properties on the

Now the school holidays have begun, please note that the Upminster Mini Golf Course in Hall Lane, Upminster will be open from 10am to 5pm everyday, subject to the weather. Why not give it a go and encourage your children to attend? Adults £5; Students & over

The following statement has been released by the Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association Councillors with regard to the retailers/public meeting held with Cllr Damian White (Conservative Leader of Havering Council) in Cranham Social Centre Hall on 23 July. ‘The Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association were advised that

We thought it would be helpful to provide you with some tools to help you with your letters of objection to the two consultations currently underway for the Hall Lane Pitch and Putt site. Independent letters are required, one for each consultation. Both may be very similar,

You may have previously sent in a letter of objection for planning application P0248.19, the development of 48 houses and flats on the Hall Lane Upminster Pitch & Putt site. We are currently waiting to hear the final decision on this application. Havering Council has just opened

With the school holidays upon us it is important that both children and adults are aware of the dangers of Cold Water Shock, as new figures show the number of young people under 20 who drowned accidentally in the UK rose by almost a quarter last year,

Havering council have begun a consultation, looking at a proposal to extend the Landlord Licensing Scheme from the current 12 wards and roll it out to the remaining six wards in the borough, Cranham, Upminster, Emerson Park, Hacton, Hylands and St Andrew’s. The proposals will also consider