With reference to our previous posts concerning a planning application for the former Time Tees Cars site at 11 Station Road, Upminster, which won approval from the Government’s Planning Inspectorate on appeal, it has now been confirmed that the 82-bed hotel will be run by the hotel

Havering Council has in the past received criticism of its customer services, particularly by people trying to contact council departments. They have committed to raising standards and as part of this, have joined the Institute of Customer Services. In the near future, they will be publishing an

Havering Council works with some of their contractors to provide funds for Social Value projects, providing social, economic and environmental benefits for our local communities. They are currently seeking residents views on how they spend the money that is available to them. To do this, they are

Both Upminster Park and South Essex Crematorium won Gold awards at the recent London in Bloom Awards, with the London Borough of Havering winning the overall Borough award for London. Congratulations to all those involved in maintaining both Upminster locations!  

With reference to our previous articles regarding proposals for a new quarry to the west of Berwick Pond Road, on the edge of Upminster, Havering Council has advised that a planning application (P1251.24) has now been submitted. Please view this link for full details and to submit

Havering Council have informed us that road resurfacing work will take place along the whole length of Queens Gardens, Cranham on Thursday 10 October 2024 between 8am and 5pm. During this time, the 346 bus route will be diverted and will not run along the following roads

With reference to our previous post concerning a planning application for the Erection of a Voltage Management System with associated ancillary infrastructure, access, landscaping and boundary treatments on land to the east of Acacia Gardens and Fairholme Gardens in Cranham, Havering Council’s Planning Department have confirmed that

With reference to our previous posts, concerning the proposed restoration of the historic Tithe Barn in Upminster, Havering council have published details of the contract award, with work due to last around five months from commencement. Full details of the Notice is available via their Contract award