Is Upminster Regarded As Havering’s Most Desirable Place to Live?
From excellent schools and outstanding transport links, the much loved windmill, to a loved high street and easy access to
Read moreFrom excellent schools and outstanding transport links, the much loved windmill, to a loved high street and easy access to
Read moreThe dust has now settled following Havering’s local elections, and the political landscape inside the Town Hall has dramatically changed
Read moreThe Harold Hill Deer Aid wildlife incident summary has revealed the sheer scale of what is happening to our wildlife,
Read moreMark Whiley, Chair of Havering Green Party, writes in today’s Havering Daily to state the party’s opposition to current plans
Read moreHavering Green Party have launched their “Change for the Better” campaign for the May 7th local elections, fielding candidates with a strong mix of experience, local knowledge and community commitment in every council seat.
Read moreUpminster’s Golden Crane will host Golden Garage on 28 March 2026, celebrating UK garage music with a lineup featuring MC Vapour and Scott Garcia. Running from 3pm to 10pm, the event aims to unite long-time fans and new listeners, showcasing both classic and contemporary garage artists. Tickets are available online.
Read moreJoin the Golden Garage: Valentine’s Edition event on February 15, 2025, at The Golden Crane, Upminster, featuring top UK Garage artists like Scott Garcia & MC Vapour and others. The event runs from 2 PM to 8 PM, with tickets starting at £10, available on FIXR. Follow @ItsALondonThingOfficial for updates.
Read moreResidents living in North Ockendon near the proposed Data Centre site, have hit out at Havering Council over their ‘staggering hypocrisy’ with councillors praising their new village green spaces across the borough, yet allowing a huge Data Centre to be built on greenbelt land.
Read moreThe Member of Parliament for Dagenham and Rainham, Margaret Mullane has responded to requests for action to protect pedestrians using Rainham Road in Elm Park.
Read moreThe Aveley Angling Club’s annual children’s fishing match at their lake in Upminster drew over 50 enthusiastic young anglers, offering exciting prizes and a vibrant atmosphere with BBQ, music, and activities for all. Club Chairman Peter expressed joy at the event’s success, highlighting the community’s unity and the club’s commitment to nurturing young fishing talent.
Read moreOn Saturday, 13th July, Fleet Close Play Area in Cranham became the first of five community greens to receive Village Green status, a result of the Havering Residents Association’s commitment to safeguarding green spaces. This milestone protects the area from future development and was marked by a ceremony attended by key community members and residents, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
Read moreData Centres are enormous, an eyesore, they need a lot of power to run, and a lot of power to cool. To add insult to injury, this one is proposed to be built in Greenbelt land – land that acts as a geographic boarder and is supposed to stay green and untouched by development.
Read moreCouncillor Gillian Ford is Havering’s Deputy Leader of the Council. Councillor Ford has been in the political field for many
Read moreHavering Council has received a planning application on the former Time-Tees site on Station Road for a proposed development to
Read moreThis Sunday October 23, scarecrows will be displayed around Upminster and Cranham. The day will feature 32 scarecrows, plus scarecrows
Read moreA man is in a critical condition and homes in Cranham have been evacuated following a suspected gas leak after
Read moreThe Havering Daily is running a list of the different candidates across Havering in preparation for the local elections on
Read moreThe Havering Daily is running a list of the different candidates across Havering in preparation for the local elections on
Read moreThe Havering Daily is running a list of the different candidates across Havering in preparation for the local elections on
Read moreToday, Councillor Gillian Ford from the Havering Residents Association, writes in The Havering Daily. We have all been touched by
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