Following a consultation, the times have subsequently changed for the operation and road restrictions for the School Streets Scheme on the whole of Cedar Avenue and South View Drive (west from the junction of Acacia Drive). Please ignore the afternoon times stated in the November edition of

Following resident consultation, as mentioned in last month’s Bulletin, the School Streets’ Scheme zone was introduced on 28 September for a trial period up until June 2021. The scheme was introduced by Havering Council to reduce air pollution and improve the health and wellbeing of the community,

Any of our readers who were children during the Second World War, or their relatives, may be interested to know of the British Evacuees Association, which was formed in 1996 with the support of the Imperial War Museum. The charity’s aim is to tell the story of

As part of Keep Britain Tidy’s Great British September Clean, this morning (15 September), the three Cranham Ward Residents’ Association councillors, Gillian Ford, John Tyler and Linda Van den Hende undertook a litter pick in the main playing field and adjacent woods in Cranham Brickfields. Using equipment

Havering Council have confirmed that the public toilets in Corbets Tey Road have now been re-opened, having been closed for safety reasons at the beginning of the lockdown period. Hand sanitiser and safety signage has been put in place.  

On 27 August we reported that Havering Council had decided not to go ahead with School Streets schemes at any of the three local primary schools included in the recent consultation. See – 27 August School Streets article . We have now been informed that the council

The new draft Havering Local Plan, which (together with the London Plan and national planning policies) will frame the way new development can take place in Havering over the next decade, has reached its next stage. Following previous proposals and consultations, and instructions from the independent Planning