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The Upminster and Cranham Residents’ Association would like to publicly show their support for the people of Ukraine at this incredibly difficult time.

Below is a slightly abridged version of an article that first appeared in the Local Government Association’s First Magazine. #FriendsCanTell was launched on 14 February 2022. Domestic abuse is an epidemic – one that young people experience disproportionately, despite a common misconception that it only affects adults

Regarding the former mini-golf site in Hall Lane and the current planning application P0112.22, (see also our previous post), Cranham Ward Residents’ Association councillors Gillian Ford, John Tyler and Linda Van den Hende, have jointly called-in the application on the following grounds: This application is not in

Transport for London (TfL)  have announced that there will not be any service on the Upminster to Romford train line this weekend (12 and 13 February 2022). For further details visit the TfL Status Update webpage.

Residents’ Association councillors and some local residents have been in contact with Royal Mail concerning the lack of regular postal deliveries in the leadup to Christmas, which then extended into the New Year (see our previous Local postal deliveries update posts). Thank you to the resident who

Havering Council have launched a new website to provide information on a range of different safeguarding issues, which they hope will be helpful to Havering residents, be they adults, children, young people or their parents and carers. There is also information on safeguarding policy, guidance and practice

We are pleased to report that Havering Council have agreed to add the grassed area in Front Lane, Cranham near to Griffin Ave and Moultrie Way, to the council’s tree planting planning list for next Autumn/Winter. We had a row of trees planted here a couple of

Tapestry is an innovative charity and ‘not for profit’ social business working to provide appropriate, personalised and affordable care and support for adults and older people in the local community. During the pandemic, Tapestry established a food delivery service, initially through donations, providing hot, healthy, freshly produced