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Havering Council has faced questions and anger from some residents over park safety, but the authority has confirmed that park gates across the borough will not be locked at night.
This latest achievement of Green Flags is a reward for the efforts of parks and ground maintenance staff plus the community groups the Council work in partnership with, who help maintain the parks to a high standard all year round.
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Havering proud to host second highest London borough with the most amount of green spaces.
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A theatre with a difference and a chance to explore a hidden local treasure is coming to Havering!Put on a
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Havering Council asks residents to have their say on park byelaws.
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Havering’s London Fire Brigade Chief Paul Mc Clenaghan has issued a warning not to let children play on frozen water
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Thank you to photographer Wendy Impett for sending us these beautiful pictures of the Manor Nature Reserve in Harold Hill
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The decision to leave Havering parks unlocked at night has angered locals who use our parks on a regular basis,
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Havering has bagged a number of top awards in the London in Bloom competition – placing the borough’s parks among
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Havering’s Leader of the Council, Councillor Ray Morgon speaks out regarding the death of over 200 fish at Harrow Lodge
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The dredging of the lakes in Harrow Lodge Park and improving the surrounding habitat will be starting in early March.
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Sixteen parks in Havering are now flying Green Flags after Hornchurch Country Park and Spring Farm Park were awarded the
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Despite the many pleas by our doctors and nurses and the Health Secretary Matt Hancock MP to not rush out
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Despite the Government and local council’s pleas to not use play and gym areas of parks, some are still being
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As many shops slowly close their doors and the Prime Minister urges people to either stay indoors or stay at
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