Havering moves to clamp down on HMOs as suspected unlicensed properties grow.
Havering Council is moving to tighten planning controls on Houses in Multiple Occupation across the borough after council figures revealed
Read moreHavering Council is moving to tighten planning controls on Houses in Multiple Occupation across the borough after council figures revealed
Read moreHavering Council is asking residents, businesses and interested parties for their views on plans to introduce borough-wide planning controls for new Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). The Council is consulting on a proposed Article 4…
Read moreThe Council has taken successful enforcement action against two properties in Bell Avenue and Park Drive, Romford, after the owners converted them into houses of multiple occupation (HMO) without planning permission.
Read moreHouse of Multiple Occupation, or HMO as they are commonly known, is a term that divides opinion. For some, it represents the only affordable way to keep a roof over their head. For others, it is nothing short of a nuisance. But one thing is clear: when HMOs operate illegally, everyone loses — except the rogue landlords cashing in.
Read moreHavering Conservatives will work with Havering Residents Association Councillors to put forward a Havering wide Article 4 Direction. An Article 4 Direction is used by local authorities to restrict permitted development rights.
Read moreAs the number of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) continues to rise across Havering, concerns are mounting over their long-term impact on neighbourhoods, services, and council resources.
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