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Cranham Ward councillors have been contacted by a number of residents who have received penalty charge notices for parking their vehicles with two wheels on the curb in Roseberry Gardens, Cranham. This follows the pavements being relayed last year and marked ‘on kerb’ bays not yet being

Guide Dogs are looking for volunteers in Upminster and the surrounding areas to play a vital role in the early development and education of their dogs, providing a loving home for puppies as they grow towards the next stage of their training. Could you and your family

The organisers of the We Are FSTVL in 2022 have announced a meeting for residents, where they will give information and take questions about this years event. The meeting will be held at 7pm on Tuesday 22 March 2022 in the New Windmill Hall, St. Mary’s Lane,

Havering Council are holding a series of volunteer recruitment roadshows across the borough, to encourage local residents to get involved with Housing Services by joining a participation panel or focus group. Our local roadshow will be at a mobile unit in Macon Way, Cranham on Thursday 17

On International Women’s Day, the Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association are proud that, together with our colleagues in the Havering Residents Association (H.R.A), we have so many female team members from all backgrounds ready to stand for the H.R.A in the forthcoming local elections.

The Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association have been asked to publicise the following – The Speak the World Language School are organising a collection to help Ukranian children and families affected by the military conflict in Ukraine. Still a huge number of people are stuck in the

As well as a request for information on any council finances relating to Russia (see previous post), Cllr Gillian Ford, the Havering Residents Association (H.R.A) chairman, also asked what provisions were being made by Havering Council with regard to Ukrainian refugees. She received the following reply – 

Residents’ Association councillors have received several enquires regarding whether Havering Council has any investments connected to Russia. Cllr Gillian Ford, asked for information from Havering’s Chief Executive and received the following reply – Dear Councillor Ford, The Chief Executive has passed your enquiry on to me and

At the meeting of Havering Council on Wednesday 02 March 2022, the council budget for the year 2022/23 was set. As part of this, the Council Tax rates and Members (councillors) Allowances for the year ahead were also set. The joint amendment submitted by the Upminster and

A Full Meeting of Havering Council is being held tonight (Wednesday 02 March 2022), starting at 7.30pm, to set the council budget for the year 2022/23. As part of this, the Council Tax rates and Members (councillors) Allowances for the year ahead will also be set. The