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On Friday 20 December 2024 members of Havering Council’s Cabinet visited the historic Tithe Barn in Cranham, to see how the works were progressing with the structural repairs, in preparation for the new thatched roof. They met representatives from the Highways Agency and Historic England, who have

Every week, Havering Council publishes a lists of planning applications received within the previous seven days. To view the most recent list see the 10 – 16  December 2024 Weekly Planning List link. To view lists of earlier applications, see the Eight Week Planning Applications link.

Cllr Ray Morgon (Leader of Havering Council) has released a statement regarding Transport for London’s (TfL) decision to stop the Route 347 buses from January 2025 – “I am extremely disappointed with TfL’s decision to axe the 347 bus route from Romford to Ockendon, citing apparently low

Havering Council are currently running a Where We Live campaign, encouraging residents and community groups to work with them to make Havering a cleaner and safer place to be and empower communities to take pride in Where We Live. As part of this, residents can report issues

A planning application (P1604.24) has been submitted for a change of use of a storage unit to a place of worship/community hall. The address is the rear of 73 Front Lane, Cranham, which is located behind Tesco (shown in red on the drawing below). The hours of

Every week, Havering Council publishes a lists of planning applications received within the previous seven days. To view the most recent list see the 03 – 10 December 2024 Weekly Planning List link. To view lists of earlier applications, see the Eight Week Planning Applications link.

Are you over 65, living in Havering and expecting to spend Christmas Day 2024 alone? The New Windmill Hall, St. Mary’s Lane, Upminster is hosting a free event between 12 noon and 4pm on Christmas Day, where people can come and celebrate, enjoy food, music and festive

Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association (UCRA) Committee Member, Ron Ower, was awarded the Freedom of the Borough of Havering at an Extraordinary Meeting of Havering Council on 04 December 2024, for his many years service as an elected local councillor and tireless dedication to our local community.