There are currently long-term proposals for a data centre to be built on farmland to the east of Upminster, in an area east of Clay Tye Road and north of Fen Lane. These are only in their early stages and a planning application has not been submitted.

Havering Council have published details of a further planning application for the former mini golf site in Hall Lane, Upminster, which is currently under development. Details of the new application are as follows –  Variation of Condition No. 1 of Planning Permission Ref No. P0112.22 dated 19/10/2022

Havering & District National Trust Association meet at Ardleigh House, Hornchurch. RM11 2LG on the 4th Saturday of each month at 2.30pm Below are details of the programme of forthcoming events for April and May 2023. They hope it will encourage you to come along and maybe

Havering Council have created a dedicated webpage for the Coronation of King Charles III, showing details of events taking place across the borough. They have also published a list of road closures for locally organised events on Saturday 06 and Sunday 07 May.

Havering Council has launched a ‘call for sites’ exercise to gather information about possible development sites in the borough. This exercise asks businesses and landowners to submit potential development sites. These sites can be residential, commercial, or other purposes such as leisure, education, or healthcare. Sites received

Havering Association for People with Disabilities (H.A.D) are holding a charity golf day at Maylands Golf Club in Romford on Friday 12 May 2023. For details and to book, see the poster below.

Blaze of Upminster Majorettes and Baton Twirlers recently participated in the UK Federation of Majorettes 50th National Championships held in Camber Sands, East Sussex. The team of 15 boys and girls (aged 6-16) competed alongside more than 25 other troupes and returned home with a total of

Many residents will know that full development of the former mini golf site in Hall Lane has begun. Unfortunately, this has quickly led to much of this part of Hall Lane being covered in mud. Cranham Ward councillors became aware of this as soon as it occurred

The Government has opened a public consultation regarding whether to make permanent the temporary easing of some restrictions on alcohol sales by premises licence holders (such as pubs), which were brought in during the pandemic. The consultation lasts until 01 May 2023. For full details and to