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Havering Grant to be Slashed by 96%

The recent central grant settlement for Havering is far worse than anticipated. This is largely due to the government adopting a completely different formula when assessing grant. In summary, our government funding goes from £31m this year down to £1.4m in 2019/20 – a 96% cut. Havering

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Undiscovered Upminster on Film

A fascinating insight into the history of Upminster is captured in a 60-minute DVD entitled ‘Undiscovered Upminster’. The film was put together by film maker Mike Jones with the help of local historian Richard Moorey. The DVD takes a look at how people played a big part

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Clean-up Day at Hall Lane Playing Fields

A number of complaints have been made about some of the entrances to the Upminster Hall Lane Playing Fields. On Sunday 15th November, the Upminster Hall Lane Playing Fields Friends Group (14 helpers including children), met at the Marlborough Gardens entrance. Armed with tools, they started work on

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Save Our Green Belt

As featured in the November Bulletin, Havering Council are currently preparing a new a borough wide planning strategy, known as  a Local Plan, which takes into account changes made to the Mayor’s London Plan and the National Planning Policy Framework which was published in 2012. As a

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Hall Lane Playing Fields Clean Up Day

Upminster Hall Lane Playing Fields Clean Up Day On Sunday 15th November, from 2:00 – 4:00pm, the developing Upminster Hall Lane Playing Fields Friends group are meeting at the Marlborough Gardens entrance of the playing fields to undertake a clean up of the entrance. The group intend

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Upminster War Memorials

Across the borough, Remembrance Services will be taking place on Sunday 8th November. The War Memorial in Corbets Tey Road Upminster will receive wreaths from across the community to honour and remember those who have fallen in two world wars. The unveiling and dedication of the Upminster

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