Following a recent enquiry, Upminster Residents’ Association councillors contacted Havering Council to ask about parking permits for tradesmen, such as builders or removals firms, and damage caused to pavements by vehicles. Below is a summary of the council’s reply –  ‘The fine for damaging a pavement is

Havering’s Residents’ Associations (H.R.A), who the Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association are members, have released a statement calling upon Havering Council to defend its’ Local Plan by seeking a Judicial Review of a Government Inspector’s instructions. Following the Inspector’s demand that Havering’s pending Local Plan must effectively

With reference to our recent post on the latest Lower Thames Crossing consultation , as part of the consultation documents, Highways England have published a ‘Ward impact summaries’ document, which details the work intended for each council ward along the route, including Cranham and Upminster wards. Highways

A local unsung hero, Hornchurch’s David Spurdle, has announced his retirement, having been an integral part of our community for over 50 years. From starting as a Technology Teacher at Dury Falls School back in 1969, and later it’s Headteacher, some readers may also know Mr Spurdle

On Monday 21 June 2021, a temporary experimental traffic scheme in Minster Way, Hornchurch went live. This means that the following restrictions apply – You are no longer allowed to turn left from Wingletye Lane into Minster Way when you are traveling from the direction of the

Havering Council have announced that they are to create urban meadows in various grass verges and parts of some open spaces across the borough. This is as a result of many councils, including Havering, stopping grass cutting for much of last summer due to the pandemic, and