Latest News

With reference to our previous post regarding the amended development proposals for the Hall Lane Mini Golf Course, it has been confirmed that previously submitted letters of objection will still be taken into consideration by Havering’s Planning Department and that residents will not be required to resubmit,

With reference to the ongoing planning application (P0248.19) to redevelop the miniature golf course in Hall Lane, Upminster (see our previous posts), a revised application has been submitted to the Council’s Planning Department. The updated application has removed the previously proposed flats and reduced the number of

A memorial tree planting in memory of our dearly missed friend and colleague, Cllr Clarence Barrett, took place this morning (Friday 13 December) on the green in Westbury Terrace, Upminster, at the junction with Ashvale Drive. Attended by members of Clarence’s family, friends and former colleagues, the

Following the recent well attended public meeting, held by Cranham’s Residents’ Association councillors, yesterday (26 November) we officially informed the Local Planning Authority (LPA), Havering Council, that the three Cranham Councillors are conditionally ‘Calling-in’ the planning application for development of up to 98 houses and flats on

The Land of the Fanns (who are part of the Thames Chase Trust) have come together with Kinetika, a Purfleet based arts organisation, to create a Community Mapping project. They are looking for local people and communities to identify and celebrate 100 Stories gathered in response to

We have been advised that a widely anticipated planning application (P1687.19) has now been submitted to Havering Council for the development of up to 98 houses and flats on Green Belt land south of Kerry Drive, Cranham. Cranham Ward Residents’ Association Councillors have organised a public meeting

The condition of the public footway leading between the Dury Falls Estate and Upminster Station has been a concern to residents for many years, with incidents of crime and anti-social behaviour occurring. Indeed, residents undertook a pruning session in the early Autumn, frustrated at the lack of