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On 27 August we reported that Havering Council had decided not to go ahead with School Streets schemes at any of the three local primary schools included in the recent consultation. See – 27 August School Streets article . We have now been informed that the council

The new draft Havering Local Plan, which (together with the London Plan and national planning policies) will frame the way new development can take place in Havering over the next decade, has reached its next stage. Following previous proposals and consultations, and instructions from the independent Planning

Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association’s (UCRA) councillors have received notification of the proposed disposal of the land at Hall Lane Mini Golf course. The report will be going to Havering Council’s Cabinet on 16 September 2020. Consent to dispose of the land is the next stage in

Following the recent publication of the Local Government Boundary Commission for England’s (LGBCE) draft recommendations, regarding their current review of the local ward boundaries for the London Borough of Havering (see our previous story), the Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association (UCRA) contacted the LGBCE to point out

With reference to our previous news stories concerning Havering Council’s proposed School Streets schemes for three primary schools in our area, plus many others around Havering, Havering Council have informed us that they have extended the consultation period until Sunday 16 August. You can take part in

In late July, we highlighted Havering Council’s proposed School Street schemes, to ban vehicles entering specified roads from 8 – 9.30am and 2.30 – 4pm on Monday to Friday, during school term times. The local schools effected are Branfil, Engayne and James Ogelthorpe. The current consultation period

Residents of some roads around three primary schools in Upminster and Cranham have received letters from Havering Council, consulting them on a proposed ‘School Street’ scheme for their local school. The schools affected are Branfil, Engayne and James Ogelthorpe. The schemes propose to close the roads to

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) have asked us to highlight the information below, which highlights young people’s rights regarding the police complaints system. ‘With recent research highlighting only around half of young people are confident police will deal fairly with their complaint, the IOPC youth