Havering Residents Speak Out On Their Christmas Wishes That Include Free Parking And No More Flats Built Across The Borough.

Residents of Havering have shared their Christmas wishes, revealing their frustrations and hopes for real change in the borough.

The Havering Daily asked readers what Christmas miracles they would like to see, and the responses make it clear that many feel overlooked and unheard. From tackling the chaos caused by Gallows Corner delays to calling for free parking to support local shoppers, residents are demanding improvements that directly affect their daily lives. Many want a new London Mayor, reflecting frustration with current policies, while those living near Launders Lane want action so they can finally breathe clean air.

Housing is a major concern, with calls for more family homes, fewer HMOs, and a halt to overdevelopment that is changing the character of the borough. Council tax also came under fire, with residents asking for lower bills as they see less and less value for their money. Health services were raised too, with pleas for a properly staffed hospital that truly meets local needs. Streets, meanwhile, need attention, with many calling for a thorough deep clean to improve the local environment.

The messages from Havering residents highlight a borough eager for change, where everyday frustrations are spurring calls for action and improvement in every corner of the community.

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