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Last night (13th March), Havering Council’s Conservative run Cabinet approved in principle the disposal of the Hall Lane Mini Golf Course. Full details of the Cabinet’s decision can be found on the Council’s website, but a summary is printed below. Residents’ Association councillors will call this decision

Last night (Monday 11th) the main hall at Cranham Community Centre was filled to capacity, with people also standing in the corridor outside, as the residents of Cranham and Upminster showed their strong feelings against the Council’s proposals to build houses and flats on Hall Lane Mini

Don’t forget that the Residents’ Association public meeting regarding Havering Council’s outline planning application to build 48 homes on Upminster’s Mini Golf Course in Hall Lane is at – Cranham Community Centre, Marlborough Gardens 7.15pm Monday 11th March Full application details can be found by clicking on

Despite the the vote at the recent Havering Council Budget Setting Meeting to scrap the free 30-minute parking in Upminster and Hornchurch town centres, voted through by all of the Conservative councillors and the three non-Conservative Harold Wood councillors, the campaign continues to reverse this decision. To

Councillor Clarence Barrett has been in hospital for the last two weeks, having been taken ill at the Town Hall. It is with deep sadness we have to make you aware that Cllr Barrett passed away earlier today (Friday 1st). I am sure all your thoughts and

Last Wednesday (27th Feb) the full council met to set Havering Council’s budget for 2019/20, which included setting the residential council tax rates. The Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association, together with Residents’ groups from other parts of the borough, put forward alternative budget proposals to those made

The Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association’s AGM was held last Monday (25th) in the main hall of Trinity Church in Upminster. One of the items highlighted was that donations totalling £12,198 were made by the Association to local good causes  in 2018. This included around £1,500 to

With reference to the outrageous news that Havering Council have submitted an outline planning application to develop 48 homes on Upminster’s Mini Golf Course in Hall Lane, Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association have called a public meeting so that residents can find out more and voice their

We have just received the news that Havering Council’s own housing company, Mercury Land Holdings Ltd, has submitted a planning application to develop 48 homes on Upminster’s Miniature Golf Course in Hall Lane. Application P0248.19 is an outline planning application for the demolition of all current buildings

https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/save-our-free-30-minutes-parking A petition as been launched by the Upminster & Cranham Residents’ Association opposing the proposed removal of the free 30-minutes parking in Upminster & Hornchurch (but kept elsewhere) as well as setting hugely increased parking charges across the borough, including £1.50 to park on a Sunday (was free)