Upminster Ward councillors haver recently been liaising with council officers regarding a number of trees in St. Mary’s Lane, between the roadway and the footway at the front of the green near to Upminster Windmill. Unfortunately, six of the trees (three sycamore, one hawthorn and two ash)

With reference to our previous posts concerning the council’s consultation on proposals to close four of the borough’s libraries, we wanted to remind residents that the public event at Upminster Library will be held between 11am and 12.30pm on Wednesday 31 July 2024. To ensure a seat,

On Thursday 18 July 2024, the latest planning application (P1533.23) for the former mini golf site in Hall Lane, was heard by the Strategic Planning Committee for Havering Council. The application was to vary Condition 1 (approved plans) of  the original planning application (P0112.22) , primarily to

Once again, Havering Council will be holding a series of free family fun day events across the borough over the school summer holidays. Our local one will be from 12 noon to 3pm on Wednesday 21 August 2024, on the green in Macon Way, Cranham.

Havering Council have announced that a recent licensing application by the owners of The Plough public house in Front Lane Cranham, has been withdrawn. The application was to vary the premises licence, by extending the hours of opening on Friday and Saturday nights.

Transport for London (TfL) have launched a public consultation on proposed user charge levels for the Silvertown and Blackwall tunnels (Silvertown Tunnel is due to open in 2025). Please note that this consultation is to set the charge levels – the Mayor of London has already stated

The formal ceremony, designating Fleet Close Green in Cranham as a Village Green, took place on Saturday 13 July 2024. A sizeable number of local residents came along and heard from councillors, including the Leader of Havering Council, that the area was the first of several in