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Lower Thames Crossing Development Consent Order accepted for detailed examination

(Original post of 30 November 2022 updated on 01 December 2022) On 28 November 2022, the Government’s independent planning authority, the Planning Inspectorate, accepted National Highways application for a Development Consent Order (DCO) for detailed examination of the Lower Thames Crossing proposals. This means that the project

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ULEZ expansion – Havering Council response

Cllr Ray Morgon, the Leader of Havering Council, has released a statement regarding Havering Council’s views on the confirmation that the London Mayor has decided to expand the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) across all London boroughs from 29 August 2023. Cllr Morgon writes –  ‘We are

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Environment Agency to inspect River Ingrebourne

Following contact by Cranham Ward councillors, the Environment Agency has agreed to inspect the River Ingrebourne in the vicinity of the Dury Falls Estate, as residents have reported small trees and large branches in the river following storms earlier this year. This area is vulnerable to flooding during

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Havering Council’s Empty Homes Project

Local councillors have been asked to publicise Havering Council’s Empty Homes Project, which is helping to locate empty properties and bring them back into use. These can be in any condition, as the council have various options to make them viable housing again. Havering residents are encouraged

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