With reference to our previous posts concerning the proposed Lower Thames Crossing, the decision on whether it will receive approval or not, has been delayed again, with a new date not announced at the time of writing. The previously delayed decision, was due on 04 October 2024.
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Havering Council have informed us that road resurfacing work will take place along the whole length of Queens Gardens, Cranham on Thursday 10 October 2024 between 8am and 5pm. During this time, the 346 bus route will be diverted and will not run along the following roads
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With reference to our previous post concerning a planning application for the Erection of a Voltage Management System with associated ancillary infrastructure, access, landscaping and boundary treatments on land to the east of Acacia Gardens and Fairholme Gardens in Cranham, Havering Council’s Planning Department have confirmed that
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With reference to our previous posts, concerning the proposed restoration of the historic Tithe Barn in Upminster, Havering council have published details of the contract award, with work due to last around five months from commencement. Full details of the Notice is available via their Contract award
Read more →National Highways have announced that they are to hold a series of events in September and October 2024, to give residents the chance to talk with a member of their team. This will be the first opportunity for members of the community to meet with the contractors
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Government ministers have approved (on appeal) an application by the owners of London City Airport to increase annual passenger numbers from 6.5 million to 9 million a year and add an extra three flights between 6.30am and 7am in the morning. However, the airport’s proposals to undertake
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Looking to expand your communication skills and connect with the Deaf community? Positive Signs is offering evening British Sign Language (BSL) courses in St. Lawrence Road, Upminster, starting in September 2024. Their engaging and interactive classes are aimed at beginners and those looking to enhance their existing
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A battery storage facility is proposed to be located just inside the Upminster boundary, to the east side of Warley Street and in the field facing St. Mary’s Lane. I joined other residents on a Webinar by the company on 22 July 2024, where they described the
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Havering Council has received a further planning application reference P0901.24 for the former Telephone Exchange at 180-182 St.Mary’s Lane, Upminster, for a change of use from offices to residential, to provide 6 dwellings, and also the erection of single storey mews building to the rear. A number
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Upminster Ward councillors haver recently been liaising with council officers regarding a number of trees in St. Mary’s Lane, between the roadway and the footway at the front of the green near to Upminster Windmill. Unfortunately, six of the trees (three sycamore, one hawthorn and two ash)
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