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The online version of the September 2025 edition of the Bulletin is now available via the September 2025 Bulletin link.

The Arts Society, Havering will be holding their next talk on Tuesday 09 September 2025 at The New Windmill Hall, Upminster, starting at 10.15 am. The talk is open to visitors for a fee of £8. Titled Carnations, Tulips and Hyacinths: The Story of Turkey’s Iznik Cerami,

Transport for London (TfL) announced earlier this week that the current Gallows Corner junction works to replace the previous flyover will be delayed past the stated finish date of the end of September 2025. TfL have stated that the delay is due to unforeseen problems that Essex

Havering Council have informed us that Ockendon Road in Upminster will be closed westbound at its junction with Pike Lane, between 9.30am to 3.30pm on Thursday 04 September 2025, for pole maintenance. For the latest updates on new and planned roadworks in the Upminster and Cranham area

All Saints’ Players are pleased to announce their forthcoming production of ‘Ladies of Spirit’, a comedy play written by Georgina Reid. Gibraltar School was founded as a school for young ladies by the two dear old Misses Pye, now deceased. The long-suffering teachers now have their lives

Are you in need of support for your emotional well-being? HBBS Counselling is a local charity which has been supporting the community for over 30 years. They offer a safe confidential space to support you with a wide range of issues including loss, bereavement, anxiety and depression.

Every week, Havering Council publishes a lists of planning applications received within the previous seven days. To view the most recent list see the 19 – 25 August 2025 Weekly Planning List link. To view lists of earlier applications, see the Eight Week Planning Applications link.

Following contact from a resident who had seen orange recycling sacks being placed in the same compartment of a bin lorry as the black sacks, Cranham Ward Councillor John Tyler contacted the council for clarification as to whether there were any circumstances where this practice is allowed

Transport for London (TfL) has issued an update on its ongoing work to refurbish the Gallows Corner Flyover and roundabout. It has confirmed that it has reached the midway point of the project, having completely removed the old flyover structure, a total of 1,150 tonnes of material.