Havering’s Green Belt And Grey Belt Land To Be Assessed As New Local Plan Begins
Havering Council has begun a new 30-month Local Plan process that will shape development across the borough for the next 15 years.
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Author: The Havering Daily
Looking For A Great Haircut In Collier Row? Master Cuts Is Well Worth A Visit
A friendly local barbershop on White Hart Lane where a haircut feels like more than simply getting a trim. There
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Havering Chamber Invites Local Women To Connect At Free Business Event
Havering Chamber of Commerce’s free Women in Business event returns to Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch on 29 September.
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Eight Havering AC Youngsters Secure South Of England Podium Places
Eight young Havering AC athletes achieved top-three finishes while representing Essex at the South of England Inter Counties Championships.
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Romford Takes Centre Stage In Brookside Theatre’s New Annie Trailer
Brookside Theatre’s new Annie trailer brings the musical into the heart of Romford ahead of its October run.
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Havering Approves Adult Social Care Improvement Plan After CQC Concerns
A formal improvement plan has been approved following the CQC assessment of Havering’s adult social care services.
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New North And South Panels To Give Havering Council Tenants Greater Say
Havering Council is creating separate north and south tenant panels as part of a new engagement strategy.
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Upminster’s Golden Crane to Host Unmissable UK Garage Event – Selling Out Fast!
Golden Garage will bring four live PAs and a packed line-up of UK garage performers to The Golden Crane in Upminster on 26 September.
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Nine-Year-Old Sophia’s Design Is Coming To Life On The Queen’s Theatre Stage This Christmas
Nine-year-old Sophia’s colourful winning costume design will be professionally made and worn on stage in Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch’s Robin Hood pantomime this Christmas.
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Havering Planning: New Nursery, Nail Bar, Self-Storage Units And Changes To Queen’s Hospital M&S Plan Revealed
Every planning application received by Havering Council between 8 and 14 September 2026, with direct links to the official records.
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Could You Give These Alien And Predator Sculptures A New Home?
Two extraordinary three-metre-high Predator and Alien sculptures made from recycled mechanical parts are looking for new homes, and The Havering Daily is helping interested residents get in touch.
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Havering’s Long-Awaited Food Waste Service Delayed As Vehicle Shortage Hits Council Plans
The roll out of a separate weekly food waste service has been delayed due to a lack of vehicles from the manufactures to deliver this service. This is due to a large demand from a…
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London NHS Turns Focus To Winter After Record-Breaking Summer Demand
London’s NHS is preparing for winter after new figures showed record summer demand, including more than 408,000 A&E attendances in August.
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Havering Marks World Suicide Prevention Day With Stories Of Hope Event
Havering marked World Suicide Prevention Day with a Stories of Hope event sharing lived experiences and encouraging people to seek support.
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COUNCIL NEWS: Roe Wood Park development receives national housebuilding award
Bellway has been recognised for its outstanding construction quality after the construction site manager won a prestigious NHBC Pride in the Job Award. The award, widely regarded as one of the highest accolades in the…
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Why The Change In Weather Could Be Making Your Asthma Worse
Colder air, seasonal illnesses and changing conditions can aggravate asthma. Here is what Havering residents can do to manage their symptoms and when to seek help.
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Ten-Man Romford Through In The FA Vase
Romford overcame a red card and a second-half Burnham Ramblers comeback to win 3-2 and progress in the FA Vase.
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Selling a House in Havering: What’s Changed, and What Still Catches People Out
Havering’s property market has shifted significantly over the last decade due to the Elizabeth Line’s arrival. However, selling homes remains challenging, often delayed by chain issues. Buyers now favour well-maintained homes, emphasising paperwork and market strategies for successful sales.
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Keith Prince Challenges City Hall Over Havering’s 73 Traveller Pitch Target
Keith Prince has challenged City Hall over a draft London Plan target for at least 73 additional permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitches in Havering.
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A Mayor Who Gave Her Heart to Havering: Sue Ospreay Raises More Than £101,000 for Charity
Former Mayor of Havering Councillor Sue Ospreay has handed over a cheque for £101,065.05 to the MCA Trust at Harris Academy Rainham, joined by Keith and Joanne Isaac and the MCA Superstars.
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