Havering Green Belt Fears: What Labour’s Planning Changes Mean for Residents From 31 October
Havering residents are facing major changes to the way planning applications are decided from 31 October, under reforms introduced by
Read moreHavering residents are facing major changes to the way planning applications are decided from 31 October, under reforms introduced by
Read moreResidents across Havering are raising concerns about the future of the borough’s green spaces as fears grow over potential development
Read moreResidents living behind Wingletye Lane in Hornchurch have voiced strong concerns over proposals for a major housing development that could
Read moreResidents are being urged to have their say on controversial plans that could see a huge data centre campus built on Green Belt land in Havering.
Read moreResidents in North Ockendon took to the streets on Saturday morning to protest against proposals to build a large data centre on Fenn Lane.
Read moreThe creeping rebranding of protected green spaces as so-called “grey belt” land is raising growing concern among residents and environmental campaigners, who warn that the move risks opening the door to widespread development on areas once considered untouchable.
Read moreOn Tuesday (28 January) residents from Havering and Essex joined forces outside of the Town Hall in Brentwood. The protest is aimed at a planning development that would see hectares of greenbelt land with endless wildlife on on it destroyed in place of service stations.
Read moreThis surge reflects the growing pressure on councils to accommodate mandatory housing targets. However, this council recognises that any imposition of housing development must be approached with care
Read moreProposals have been drawn up to build ‘Europe’s largest data centre’ on the outskirts of Havering, though residents fear their concerns about its feasibility are going unheard.
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