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Part of Fen Lane closed for six weeks

Havering Council have informed us that Fen Lane will be closed from its junction with Ockenden Road for nearly half a mile, from Friday 15 September until Sunday 29 October 2023. This is for the installation of fibre optic and other cables. For the latest updates on

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Regeneration of land in Brunswick Avenue

Local residents in the Brunswick Avenue area of Cranham will know about a small patch of council owned land at the junction with Roseberry Gardens than has been left unkempt for many years. Cllr John Tyler has been lobbying Havering Council over an extended period of time,

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Alley from Dury Falls Estate to Upminster

Cranham Ward councillors have been advised that Havering Council has agreed to formally adopt the pedestrian pathway that leads from Berkeley Close in the Dury Falls Estate to Hall Lane, opposite the station. Unless objections are received, this will take place by the start of October 2023.

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Complaints of Sunday working at former mini golf site

Cranham Ward councillors recently received complaints of Sunday working on the housing development at the former mini golf site in Hall Lane, contrary to planning conditions set at the time of the planning approval. We raised this with council officers, who have instructed the developer that this

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Hall Lane temporarily reopened

Due to the We Are FSTVL taking place, Hall Lane has been reopened where the roadworks have been taking place, near to Ingrebourne Gardens. However, it will be reclosed on Tuesday 29 August 2023 until Sunday 03 September for the drainage works to be completed.

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Planning application at Chapmans Farm

Havering Council have received a planning application for Chapmans Farm Riding Stables in Hall Lane (near to the A127). The application (reference P1076.23) is for ‘Outline planning permission for change of use of Building 2 to 9 from commercial livery yard to a mixture of Use Class

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Locking of parks returning to normal

Havering Council have announced that the parks and open spaces in the borough that have traditionally been locked overnight, have recommenced having this done. The parks were left unlocked from late 2022 after the contract with the previous company responsible expired.

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