Pinney Talfourd is delighted to announce the return of the annual ‘Christmas Carols at the Queen’s’ charity concert. This heartwarming event will spread joy amongst the community and raise vital funds for two very deserving charities – Parkinsons UK, Pinney Talfourd’s 2023/24 charity of the year, and

Following our previous post highlighting the regeneration of a small piece of council owned land in Brunswick Avenue, Cranham, we are pleased to confirm that the work, undertaken by Mears as part of their Social Value Projects, is now complete. Please see the before and after photos

Havering Council have launched a consultation on proposals for the 2024 budget for the borough. With council finances reaching a perilous state, some difficult decisions on cutbacks will have to be made and so it is important that members of the public give their views on what

Cllr Phil Ruck (Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association councillor for Cranham Ward) has written the following article highlighting the reasons why Havering is currently facing financial hardship. You may have seen many articles/social media posts about Havering Council potentially going bankrupt. What has actually happened is that

A Market and Artisan Craft Fair will be held from 10am – 4pm on Saturday 11 November 2023 in St. Laurence Church Hall, Corbets Tey Road, Upminster. This is an event for all the family. Come along and support your local crafts people, with over 20 stalls both

Havering Council’s Cabinet will be holding their next meeting at 7.30pm on Wednesday 08 November 2023. One of the main items under discussion is a report on proposals for the 2024-25 budget in our borough. With the council’s finances so badly stretched, they are likely to have

Havering Council have asked the Leader of the council, Cllr Ray Morgan, to agree to apply for £650,000 of funding from National Highways, to make repairs and improvements to Upminster’s historic tithe barn. The funding is part of money allocated by the Department of Transport for projects