Havering Council has launched a public survey on peoples’ attitudes towards the outdoor release of sky lanterns and helium balloons, and unauthorised fireworks displays on council land. The survey, which closes on 12 February 2023, is available via Havering Council’s Lanterns, Balloons and Fireworks webpage.
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The Local Planning Authority in Havering has announced that the recent planning application for the former site of Time Tees Cars in Station Road, Upminster has been refused. Reasons for refusal include ‘…overall scale, bulk, height and design and proximity to the shared boundaries, would dominate the
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Following on from our previous posts concerning the detailed examination of National Highway’s Development Consent Order (DCO) application for the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC), below is some information on how to register as an Interested Party. National Highways formally submitted their Planning Application for the LTC to
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One of our nearby police Safer Neighbourhood Teams has offered the following advice regarding vehicle thefts – Range Rover is the current vehicle of choice for car thieves, followed by Lexus, Mercedes and BMW. These vehicles are fitted with a keyless entry ignition, so you only have to
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Good news for the New Year! The Friends of Hall Lane Playing Fields are delighted to announce that our new green gym has now been installed and is ready and waiting for you! The equipment is located close to the children’s play area, has 12 items of
Read more →HACAN EAST, a campaign group representing residents affected by the flight paths of both London City and Heathrow airports, has informed us that the owners of London City Airport have submitted a planning application to Newham Council, to make changes to the airport’s existing planning permission conditions. The
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Havering Council have announced that they have signed a contract to provide waste collection, street cleaning and other related services, from 30 July 2023. Some of the more significant points are – Weekly waste and recycling collections will continue Glass bottles etc. will be able to be
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Following on from our earlier post regarding the Environment Agency agreeing to inspect River Ingrebourne near to the Dury Falls Estate, this took place on 29 November 2022 and the Environment Agency’s field team will now clear the fallen trees and debris found along the river.
Read more →Following on from our recent post regarding the Lower Thames Crossing Development Consent Order being accepted for detailed examination, National Highways have confirmed that people will be able to register as an Interested Party from early in the New Year (2023).
Read more →(Original post of 30 November 2022 updated on 01 December 2022) On 28 November 2022, the Government’s independent planning authority, the Planning Inspectorate, accepted National Highways application for a Development Consent Order (DCO) for detailed examination of the Lower Thames Crossing proposals. This means that the project
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