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Police community meeting 18 Sep 2025

Cranham Police Safer Neighbourhood Team will be holding a community meeting at Cranham Community Centre, 115A Marlborough Gardens, Cranham between 6-7pm on Thursday 18 September 2025. Come and see some of our local officers if you have any matters to raise or would like crime prevention advice.

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Proposed zebra crossing outside 321 Front Lane

Following lobbying from residents and councillors over several years, Havering Council are proposing to install a zebra crossing outside 321 Front Lane, Cranham. This will provide a safe crossing particularly for families in the Waycross Road area to walk to and from Engayne Primary School, as well

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Update re land behind Benets Road, Hornchurch

With reference to our previous post regarding an application for a Request for Screening Opinion’ in regard to an outline planning application for 570 houses on ‘Land off Benets Road, Hornchurch’, Havering Planning Autorities Screening Response has now been published, stating that Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) will

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Upminster Tithe Barn shortlisted for Wood Awards

We were delighted to find out that the recent restoration of Upminster’s historic Tithe Barn has been shortlisted for the prestigious 2025 Wood Awards, which recognises, encourages, and promotes outstanding design, craftsmanship and installation using wood. It is up against 19 other projects in the Buildings category.

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Thames Chase Heritage Open Day

Come to the Thames Chase Forest Centre for their Heritage Open Day on Sunday 14 September 2025, from 11am to 2pm. This open day, in partnership with the Upminster Windmill, will celebrate the history of both Thames Chase and the windmill. There will be talks on Broadfields

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Craft Fair at New Windmill Hall

The will be a Craft Fair at the New Windmill Hall, St. Mary’s Lane on Sunday 14 September 2025 from 10am to 3pm. Entry is free and the cafe will be open. For more information, please email nwhsocials@outlook.com or pop into the hall.

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